HTC Sense 4+ review: How it should have been from the start
Many don't like the interface that Android manufacturers put on their phones, but HTC may have finally hit the nail on the head with Sense 4+ for their devices. More...
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Unknown HTC tablet images appear online
HTC just isn't letting up with all the leaks of their upcoming devices. Ahead of IFA Berlin yet another HTC device has appeared online suggesting they are also going to announce a tablet as well. More...
Review: HTC One V
The little brother of the One X is looking to make a huge impression on the lower-end of the Android market, and thanks to HTC we get to go hands-on to review the HTC One V More...
Review: HTC Sense UI 4.0
Included with devices such as the HTC One X and One S, HTC's Sense 4.0 UI presents a leap forward from previous designs, but perhaps the leap is not as large as it should have been More...
Review: HTC One X; One phone to rule them all
Has HTC finally managed to create a stunning smartphone package? I go hands on with the flagship and brand new HTC One Series device to deliver my verdict on the new-look HTC One X More...
''Massive'' security hole uncovered in HTC Android phones
Logging tools installed on HTC devices by the manufacturer itself are reportedly putting a huge range of user data, including phone numbers and SMS data, at risk of theft. More...
HTC Sense UI for Windows Phone 7 leaks, looks impressive
Barely 24 hours after HTC unveiled two new Android handsets, a confidential video has emerged which shows the HTC Sense UI running on Windows Phone 7. HTC employees swerved Windows Phone 7 related questions at a... More...
Security expert says Mac users may have a false sense of sec
Spyware and keystroke loggers have often been thought of as a Windows only problem, but Nicholas Raba, CEO of SecureMac.com and co-author of Maximum Security says many Apple Macintosh users may have a false sense... More...
PlayStation 3 to sense user emotions
Sony will pioneer the concept of letting users interact with computers using hand gestures, eye movements and even emotions, when its next-generation PlayStation lands. Sony is planning to enable future versions of its PlayStation gaming... More...
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