Just recently HTC hosted their London launch event, HTC announced the Desire HD and the Desire Z, two brand new Android devices that powered by Android’s 2.2 Operating System (Froyo). As if that isn’t ...

HTC made a name for itself by heavily customizing mobile platforms like Windows Mobile and Google Android. Though Microsoft won’t allow companies to do much tinkering with the Windows 7 UI, and Google ...

HTC has announced that its Sense 6 user interface will be issued to HTC One smartphones and other previous-generation devices. Sense 6.0 was revealed along with the company's new flagship handset, the ...

HTC has indicated that it and Chunghua (HTC's network partner in Taiwan) will offer customers a free software upgrade for the HTC Magic that will include HTC's homebrewed Sense user interface. HTC may ...

Sure, current Android handset owners, it's understandable that you're looking at HTC's new Hero handset with a bit of jealousy. The new Sense UI alone is reason enough to be envious of course, as HTC ...

HTC has just officially taken the wraps off the Sensation 4G moments ago, the company's latest Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) smartphone. The Sensation 4G has all of the trimmings of a high-end device, ...

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HTC today announced a new software interface for its phones called Sense, available on "all new HTC devices moving forward", as well as the first device to use it, an Android-based smartphone called ...

HTC has confirmed one of the most leaked handsets in recent memory, its new flagship HTC One (M8). The device, as its name suggests, is a successor to the original HTC One and keeps many of the same ...

Early reviews of HTC’s HD2 smartphone give high marks for its huge screen and the suppleness of the Sense UI as an overlay for Windows Mobile 6.5. Early but still preliminary reviews of HTC’s newest ...

That HTC’s “Sense” interface would run on older hardware was known for months before its official announcement, so a sanctioned update for existing phones makes sense, right? Turns out, there might be ...