Posted by: Christopher Meinck
on Jul 11, 2011
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The HTC EVO 3D is a proper upgrade from the first EVO that took the Android world by storm. Take a great phone and make it better. That was the theme of HTC and Sprint. Are you upgrading? If so, cases that you currently have might not fit the new EVO. Rest easy, because the Everything Android Store has a large selection of
HTC EVO 3D cases in stock. With fast shipping, it's the quickest and most economic way to find great protection for your phone. While you are there, check out all the
HTC EVO 3D accessories that are in stock. Choose from car kits to Bluetooth headsets. To make things easy, the store lets you shop by device and only displays an accessory if it's compatible.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 26, 2011
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For those of you who have picked up the HTC Thunderbolt, the gang over at everythingAndroid have put together a nice overview of available accessories showcasing the best HTC Thunderbolt cases. There are a few OEM cases. All of which come in a variety of colors. They back all their cases with a 30-day money back guarantee, which is great. They don't mention it, but opting for a combination of the Zagg Invisible Shield with any of the recommended cases would offer superior protection. A word of warning, some of the OEM cases are "perfect fit", so they won't fit over a shield.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 23, 2009
A few days ago, we mentioned that T-Mobile USA was delaying the release of Cupcake (aka Android 1.5) for about a week, but we’ve recently heard that some G1 users are suddenly getting updates. However, these rumors may not be as true and as exciting as we thought. No official word from T-Mobile USA has been heard, and the images we’ve seen that came along with these rumors show a UK build of Android. In fact, it looks like only those users who have the UK build installed on their US G1 are getting the updates. So for those of us using the US build on our US G1s, it looks like it will still be a while.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 23, 2009
Rogers Wireless, which earlier announced that it is going to carry both the HTC Dream and HTC Magic, has recently changed up their pricing. Earlier, they announced that both handsets would retail for $549.99 but would be knocked down to $149.99 with a three year contract. However, that price has suddenly been changed within 24 hours of its announcement. We’ve now heard that both the Dream and Magic are going to cost $649.99, so after the $400 rebate for a three year contract, they could cost around $250. We’ve heard Rogers may actually increase the discount a bit and sell the handsets for $199.99 with the contract, but that’s still pretty expensive.
Via
Boy Genius Report
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 23, 2009
As if the earlier news about the HTC Dream and the HTC Magic weren’t enough, we’ve recently picked up a few more bits of news from Canada. In addition to the two HTC phones, the company will also offer the new iPhone and a few other new devices. What we’re interested in, of course, is the final confirmation on the Dream and the Magic. Rogers has confirmed that the HTC Dream will be available in limited quantities on June 2nd, with more devices on sale June 12. The cost will be $649.99 or $199.99 with a 3-year contract. The Magic also hits stores on June 2nd for the same price.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 23, 2009
Rumors have recently come to light concerning the HTC Touch Pro 2 and its UK release. According to what we’ve heard, eXpansys UK will be releasing the device on June 12. Does this mean the Touch Pro 2 will be released in other parts of the world on the same date? Well, we haven’t heard anything other than this UK date, but that doesn’t mean the Touch Pro 2 won’t start showing up in other places around the same time. Hopefully, we’ll get confirmation on that soon.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 23, 2009
Want to provide your HTC device with some extra battery power during the day? Purchase one of these cool HTC Desktop Cradles by Mobi Products. The cradles provide a dock for your HTC Fuze, Diamond, Touch Pro, and other models. They provide extra battery power to your phone while it’s docked so the battery doesn’t run down, plus you can plug in a spare battery to charge at the same time. The cradle also includes a clear stylus that is lit from the bottom so you can find it in a dark room. If your Fuze or Touch Pro seems to always have a low battery or you keep losing it in the clutter on your desk, you might like one of these cradles.
Posted by: Anthony Carter
on May 21, 2009
We’ve mentioned fake HTC devices before, and it looks like the forgers have recently released a huge wave of fake HTC Magics on ebay. If you come across one of these handsets (they’re starting around $122.99 on the auction site), don’t fall for it. While it looks like a Magic, it doesn’t feature 3G, Android, or even an HTC logo. It’s really not worth the money at all, plus there’s always the chance that the fakers will simply scam you out of your hard-earned cash and not send you anything (or send you a nice piece of plastic that does nothing). Trust us—wait for the real thing.
