HTC News

Apple and HTC's legal battles are heating up again, and the excessive litigation is hurting HTC's strategy to compete while raising questions about patents and the U.S. legal system.

Sprint will launch the HTC Evo 4G LTE on May 18 for $200, and all indications are it's the kind of device the carrier can use more of.

Verizon plans to launch the Droid Incredible 4G LTE "in the coming weeks," but consumers should pass and wait.

HTC's "One" series is boosting company fortunes, but is it enough to catch up with rivals?

When Google purchased Motorola, industry experts believed it was a patent-play to shore up Android from lawsuits. But the Internet giant has far greater ambitions -- a line of Google phones -- which is leading to factions, and possibly, the downfall of the Android alliance.

T-Mobile employees are in training for the launch of the HTC One S, as the carrier and the manufacturer place huge bets on the device's success to revitalize both companies.

HTC is banking on the One line, including the X and S, to help it recover from disappointing first quarter revenue, positioning itself for a comeback after failing to secure sales.

Sprint plans to release the HTC Evo 4G LTE next month for $200 with a two-year contract, aiming to become the third-place carrier's next buzz-worthy product.

HTC unveiled its "One" ad campaign, generating buzz for its smartphone line by touting high-quality entertainment features.

HTC unveiled a simplified Android smartphone line, dubbed "One," hoping to spark a turnaround by streamlining its handsets and ramping up its entertainment offerings.

HTC plans to compete against rivals and turn around its struggling fortunes by using Beats Audio's streaming music and wireless boombox features to beef up its smartphones and tablets.

HTC will be the first smartphone manufacturer with Sony's PlayStation Certification, a move that may hurt sales of Sony's Vita gaming device.

HTC is betting future handsets will help it rebound from lagging profits amid a fiercely-competitive market with strong rivals.

Android smartphones aren't as secure as users hoped, as HTC disclosed a weakness in its devices that may leave users vulnerable to personal data exposure.

HTC plans to launch an updated version of the Sensation, running Android 4.0 version, dubbed "Ice Cream Sandwich," on March 1.