the HTC One smartphones, introduced earlier this year, although the Evo 4G LTE has a different body. The HTC One phones have just become available in Europe and aren’t yet on sale in the U.S. Sprint ...

Sprint’s shelves have been lined with HTC smartphones over the past few years in fact, and quite a few have found success according to various sales estimates. Power also notes that Sprint’s ...

The deal gives Sprint customers in the United States free access to Spotify’s paid version for up to six months, and further discounts beyond that. The HTC One (M8) and the Samsung Galaxy S5 are ...

We've all experienced this at one point with our smartphones ... as the HTC Hero in the U.S., where it supported 900/2100MHz HSPA/WCDMA networks and was first available on Sprint.

The HTC U11's Snapdragon 835 enables a vast variety ... will work on all US carriers including CDMA carriers Verizon, while Sprint will get its own model, which they will sell directly.

HTC's Brown defends EdgeSense, saying that “HTC has long developed technology that set the standard for smartphones and that ultimately became must-haves for the industry,” citing Google’s ...

Sprint has finally announced availability and pricing details for its two latest HTC smartphones, the HTC Touch Diamond and the HTC Touch Pro. The two handsets are similar, the Touch Pro having ...

Sullivan referenced the HTC-made hub that ... Impact: Sprint working with Samsung is indeed no surprise. Samsung is the largest maker of Android smartphones – and depending on when you look ...

something that will be going inside of the recently announced 5G hotspot by Sprint and HTC. The two companies aren't saying much about the upcoming 5G hotspot other than it will be providing 1Gbps ...

Sprint has announced that it is working with ... Read also: HTC denies it will stop releasing new smartphones HTC, meanwhile, has also been working with China Mobile on accelerating the production ...

Sprint and HTC have partnered up in the past on a number of smartphones and even some tablets. So the partnership was already there, and it could help HTC get closer to turning a profit.

Tech analysts have guessed over the years that HTC would cut back on smartphones to focus on cameras and its Vive virtual reality gear. It may never go full hog into phones again. But it can ...