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MWg Takes On HTC's Windows Mobile Phones
News He said he has been unimpressed by the responsiveness of companies like HTC to comments and suggestions from users. These phones have a similar spec to HTC and Samsung devices, but they are packaged in a more engaging design," said Butterworth.
[May 9, 2008, 16:50]
Windows Mobile OS
Forum Well you'll probably need to get the update via the original operator, unless it's unlocked in which case - certainly if it's HTC - you can get the upgrade through the manufacturer's website. I upgraded my T-Mobile Vario II (the TyTn by any other...
[January 21, 2008, 16:28]
Sneaky Peek At Windows Mobile 7
Blog The most interesting point of comparison is actually Microsoft's biggest WinMob partner, HTC, which has recently started adding its own motion-centric enhancements to the OS in an effort to make devices like the Touch series more attractive to the...
[January 8, 2008, 12:13]
Sony Ericsson Goes Windows Mobile
News It also sports a customised Xperia user interface (UI), continuing a trend — begun last year by HTC with its Touch device — of putting a manufacturer-defined UI on top of Microsoft's standard Windows Mobile interface.
[February 11, 2008, 10:30]
The Touch Is So Tiny! And Windows MObile 6 Looks Very Cool!!
Talkback I think that this HTC does have the potential to obstruct the iPhone's rise to success.at 115 grams or so is very light and small for all the features that it has, Windows Mobile 6 Pro looks cool and maybe it won't crash as often as WM5!
[June 12, 2007, 13:51]
HTC To Make First Android Handset
News HTC, the mobile-handset manufacturer best known for its Windows Mobile smartphones, is set to become the first vendor to release a handset using Google's Linux-based software stack, Android. Seiche was also keen to confirm HTC's commitment to the...
[November 6, 2007, 11:08]
HTC Unveils Quartet Of Mobile Devices
News High Tech Computer, or HTC, is the most prolific manufacturer of Windows Mobile devices, although most are rebadged by the various operators it supplies. Also announced was the HTC P6500, which is designed more for the mobile enterprise than the...
[October 1, 2007, 17:31]
HTC Attacks BlackBerry With 'Excalibur'
News HTC has unveiled its autumn range of Windows Mobile-based handsets, including a long-rumoured BlackBerry-like device called the S620 or "Excalibur". It includes a Qwerty keypad and touch-sensitive navigation bar, and is designed for push email with...
[September 11, 2006, 17:15]
HTC Touches Base
Blog Back in June I went to the launch of HTC's Touch, a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone that some touted as an "iPhone killer", thanks to its (somewhat) iPhone-like TouchFLO interface. HTC Touch Dual: mobile phone-style keypad and 3G/HSDPA connectivity
[October 2, 2007, 8:42]
BT Moves Into Smartphone Market
News BT has announced it will be launching Wi-Fi-enabled smartphones from HTC and HP, based on Windows Mobile 6, for its business mobile VoIP services. We are very excited about Windows Mobile 6 and the range of HTC devices, as it will enable us to...
[February 13, 2007, 12:22]
The Joy Of Push Email
Blog We've been writing about push email for long enough, and now we ZDNet hacks have got shiny new Windows Mobile smartphones (in my case, the HTC S620, all hooked up to our corporate Exchange server. Legacy tech hack (left) gets to grips with push...
[September 4, 2007, 9:59]
HTC Goes It Alone With Windows Smartphones
News Some have criticised HTC’s dominance in the Windows Mobile market, suggesting that innovation is being stifled by one company enjoying an 85 percent market share. But Microsoft’s Pieter Knook, who was present at the HTC launch, told ZDNet UK the...
[June 16, 2006, 11:00]
Microsoft And The Rough Diamond
Blog But it also betrays the power that HTC has over Microsoft in the Windows Mobile department. There may be around 50 manufacturers rolling out Windows Mobile handsets, but HTC is by far the most prolific, and certainly the first to spring to the...
[May 6, 2008, 17:32]
More On Windows Mobile 6
Blog Looks like Orange will be rolling out a new HTC smartphone, by the way - slider qwerty keyboard, WM6 of course. Good grief - it looks like BT will be introducing HTC devices into the UK market! Windows Mobile 6 got officially announced today...
[February 12, 2007, 13:45]
Photos: Mobile Mania At 3GSM
News Windows Mobile fans will know iMate as one of HTC's more successful rebadgers. It's HTC's first phone to be based on Windows Mobile 6, although its S620 is upgradeable from Windows Mobile 5.0. This is HTC's S710 smartphone (previously known as the...
[February 16, 2007, 13:46]
Microsoft Smartphone 2003 Debuts In Taiwan
News Microsoft has positioned itself to begin to make a dent in the smartphone market, largely through allying itself with contract manufacturers such as Mitac and High Tech Computer (HTC), which manufactures a Microsoft device sold by Orange.
[September 23, 2003, 9:45]
Orange Planning SPV Successor
News On Monday, Microsoft said that T-Mobile would become the second European customer for its Windows Powered Smartphone technology, and would also purchase handsets from HTC. In October the company announced the first Windows-powered smartphone, the...
[February 18, 2003, 11:15]
Sendo Filing Accuses Microsoft Of Dirty Tricks
News HTC is best known for HP's iPaq handheld computer and O2's xda, a combination PDA-mobile phone. However, last year a different model emerged on the scene -- a handset code-named Canary and manufactured by HTC, a Taiwan-based contract manufacturer.
[December 24, 2002, 10:06]
HTC Unveils The Touch Diamond
News Since the original HTC Touch launched last year, the company has put its own TouchFlo skins over Microsoft's native Windows Mobile interface. In this case, with Windows Mobile having been upgraded to version 6.1, HTC has introduced what it calls...
[May 6, 2008, 18:02]
Vario II Goes WinMob 6
Blog A quick heads-up for anyone who, like me, uses a T-Mobile Vario II (aka HTC Hermes). T-mob has finally gotten round to issuing a Windows Mobile 6 update for the handset, which can be found here. And, seeing as my work phone is also a Windows Mobile...
[November 30, 2007, 14:45]
