All was looking rosy for HTC at the end of October, when the company released yet another stellar Q3 earnings report . . . . → Read More: After strong Q3 showing, HTC sees nearly 20 percent drop in November revenue
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 Eight Android phones, including the Motorola Droid X and Samsung Epic 4G , were found to house major permission flaws according to a research team at North Carolina State University. . . . → Read More: Some Android phones fail to enforce permissions, exposed to unauthorized app access  To say that Carrier IQ has been going through a lot is a bit of an understatement, and it looks like things are only getting worse. PaidContent reports that two class action lawsuits — one from Missouri and the other from Illinois — have been filed against the Mountain View-based company for supposedly violating the Federal Wiretap Act. They’re not the only ones either: handset manufacturers HTC and Samsung have also been named as defendants in one lawsuit each. . . . → Read More: Carrier IQ, Samsung, And HTC All Facing Class Action Lawsuits YouTube link for mobile viewing If you've ever looked at some of our past coverage of trade shows, you no doubt noticed that when Google is in attendance — they like to do things big. They bring lots of phones to put on display, have plenty of Android gear around and its always a very hands-on experience, Telstra in Australia has now taken some of that tradeshow feeling and turned into a retail experience with the launch of the worlds first Android store in Melbourne. After having worked with Google and various other partners such as HTC , Motorola , Sony Ericsson & Samsung to create Androidland, Telstra is planning to keep the 154 square metre store open for the next 6 months and beyond, depending on customer benefit . . . → Read More: Androidland – The world’s first Android store in Melbourne  Carrier IQ has recently found itself swimming in controversy. . . . → Read More: Carrier IQ: What it is, what it isn’t, and what you need to know  Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. Motorola’s Droid RAZR takes enough pages out of the classic textbook of smartphone differentiation to assemble its own chapter. . . . → Read More: Switched On: HTC goes back to the future  Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. Motorola’s Droid RAZR takes enough pages out of the classic textbook of smartphone differentiation to assemble its own chapter. It sets a new standard for thinness in LTE devices, uses leading-edge display technology, resists flexing, glass breakage and water damage, has a striking design and thoughtfully selected materials, stretches battery life, matches with a bevy of optimized accessories, and enables remote file and media access via Motocast software . . . . → Read More: Switched On: HTC goes back to the future Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. Motorola’s Droid RAZR takes enough pages out of the classic textbook of smartphone differentiation to assemble its own chapter . . . → Read More: Switched On: HTC goes back to the feature  We saw the first image purporting to show the “HTC Ville” earlier this month , although there wasn't much to see, just another rounded black slab containing a screen of some description. Now a brand new render of the rumored device has appeared over at Pocketnow , showing what's apparently a 4.3-inch display on a phone with a thickness of just 8.49mm. That's thinner than the Galaxy S II and the Xperia Arc, and just about everything else on the market . . . → Read More: Fresh "HTC Ville" render sighted, now sporting capacitive buttons  Just four months have passed since HTC announced its amorous intentions towards S3 Graphics and already the romance seems to be going sour. S3 lost its battle against Apple at the ITC a couple of days ago, devaluing its patent portfolio and subsequently forcing HTC into a “holistic re-evaluation” of its $300 million acquisition of the company. S3 can still appeal the ITC’s ruling, however, so this fling might be far from finished. . . . → Read More: HTC ‘re-evaluates’ S3 Graphics deal following patent defeat by Apple |
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