Like a princess smooching a frog and turning it into a prince, HTC has given Windows Mobile 6.5 a capacitive kiss and turned it into something crave-worthy with the HTC HD2. HTC has done a decent job ...

“What we are reviewing today is HTC’s and Microsoft’s biggest endeavor yet.” 3. HTC 8X (left) and HTC 8S (right) 4. SOUNDBITE (English)Peter Chou, HTC CEO “Beautiful design is at the heart of both the ...

As part of the push toward hardware flexibility that Microsoft announced in February, seventeen third-party Windows Phones are now either in production or will be announced shortly, a senior Microsoft ...

Bonnie Cha was a former chief correspondent for CNET Crave, covering every kind of tech toy imaginable (with a special obsession for robots and Star Wars-related stuff). When she's not scoping out ...

Windows Mobile 6.5 is starting to hit the streets and AT&T announced that the HTC Pure, AT&T’s rebranded version of the HTC Touch Diamond2, will be available soon. At $150 (after rebate, with a 2-year ...

HTC and Microsoft have today unveiled the first signature Windows Phone handset, the Windows Phone 8X, featuring Beats audio and a 4.3-inch high resolution screen. The new HTC phone runs Microsoft's ...

Taiwan-based cell phone maker HTC Wednesday was credited as the source of 80 percent of mobile phones running Microsoft’s Windows Mobile software. “We have sold more than 40 million HTC Windows mobile ...

This signature phone for Windows Phone 8 sports a unibody design with a colorful curved back and shaped glass front. Key features include a high-quality camera driven by HTC's ImageChip, wide-angle ...

Interested to know what HTC has planned now CEO Peter Chou is looking after product innovation and design, while Chairman Cher Wang is dealing with the business activities? In an interview published ...

HTC, along with Microsoft, Wednesday introduced Windows Phone 8X and 8S smartphones that will be the signature devices for the software maker’s upcoming Windows Phone 8 OS. The Windows Phone 8X and 8S ...

HTC wanted no middle ground for its first Windows Phone “Mango” handsets, launching one phone with a 3.8-inch display, and another with a massive 4.7-inch display. The HTC Radar is the smaller of the ...