preview With its upcoming Windows Phone 8X line, Taiwanese consumer electronics giant HTC has thrown its hat into the Windows Phone 8 ring with a vengeance, taking some colour cues from Nokia and ...
blog We’ve more or less known about these launches for a while, but today HTC finally confirmed the details of its Windows Phone 8 launches in Australia. There’s two new models on offer here, both ...
This month has seen major handset announcements from Nokia, which launched a pair of Lumia smartphones that will run Windows Phone 8 and Google owned Motorola which hatched more premium Android ...
Looks matter. HTC's 8X ($199.99 with contract) both looks and feels better than its only Windows Phone 8 competitor on T-Mobile, the Nokia Lumia 810. The 8X is the most elegant way to experience ...
Will Windows Phones make their mark through color? HTC today announced two new phones that will run Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 8 operating system: the HTC Windows Phone 8X and the Windows ...
HTC and Microsoft have unveiled two new Windows Phones, the Windows Phone 8X and 8S. The smartphones feature the new Windows Phone 8 operating system and boast a slim design, studio-quality sound with ...
We can all agree that Microsoft’s Windows Phone hasn’t exactly taken the mobile world by storm. Nokia didn’t have much success with its Lumia 900 even with all the hype it invested in promoting the ...
Windows Phone is slowly gaining more and more market share around the world, but it seems that Microsoft is not happy with the pace at which it does that. The Redmond-based software giant is ...
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 ...
RAINBOW CONNECTION: The Windows Phone 8X by HTC. Prefer us on Google HTC has unveiled two smartphone models running Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 software and said the devices would be available in ...
Size matters. The past year has seen mobile phone sizes creep up, following greater demands for big-screen Web browsing, big-screen gaming, and big, powerful batteries. But human hand sizes haven't ...