At the beginning of December HTC rolled-out the Android 3.2 Honeycomb update for the HTC Flyer tablet but many users, after applying the update, wanted to return to the previous build, which was ...
Though HTC now has a finger in the Windows Phone pie, Android dominated the Taiwanese firm's big splash at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Leading the line is the firm's first Android tablet the 7 ...
The tablet market is all about size these days. Apple defined the market with its 9.7-inch tablet, but outside of HP, everyone else has chosen to size their tablets differently. Touch devices of all ...
The HTC Flyer is the latest to be inducted into the Honeycomb club that currently boasts of just a few 7 inchers and development is on at full swing. For proof, a leaked build of the Android 3.2 ...
NEW YORK - Is it better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all? That's the question posed by a new tablet computer that takes aim at one of the deficiencies of the iPad: that it's ...
After releasing a rather gloomy set of financial results for its most recent quarter, HTC has announced that it is pulling out of the US tablet market. The Taiwanese OEM has discontinued sales of all ...
What to make of the 32GB HTC Flyer? It’s a 7-inch tablet, which we’re inherently skeptical about, but it’s one that we actually really enjoyed using. And at the listed Amazon.de price of 669 Euro ...
HTC clearly is not stopping with the HTC Flyer which in itself is expected to start shipping any day now. Instead, the smartphone maker is currently engaged in the development of at least two more ...
Ok Hivemind, I've got a delemma. A friend offers to get for me a tablet for free as he owed a big favor. I've narrowed down to either tablets mentioned above (though I'm open for alternatives) but can ...
UK retailer The Carphone Warehouse has given the HTC Flyer tablet a pre-order price of £600, which converts neatly to $980. Quite a lot of pennies, even if that is for the 3G and Wi-Fi version. The ...
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