HTC Review

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Such seems to be the guiding philosophy behind the HTC One M9, and for the most part, the approach works. The One M9 is a beautiful Android phone worthy of your consideration, unless you already own last year’s HTC One M8 (they could well be confused for the…

The HTC One M8 stormed its way to a glowing review from CNET editor Brian Bennett thanks to its ultra-luxurious metal design, superb high-definition screen and oodles of power. It’s a formidable flagship phone, and comes with a price to match. If your budget is a little smaller, but you still want the HTC name…

Photo gallery:AT&T Tilt Whether you know it as the AT&T 8925, the HTC Kaiser, or the HTC TyTN II, this highly anticipated Windows Mobile 6 smartphone officially got its crowning today as the AT&T Tilt. And we’d say the name is quite fitting given that it has a slide-out screen that tilts 40 degrees for…

We’ve been waiting for this petite but powerful smartphone to land at a U.S. carrier for a while, and the time is finally here. The Verizon Wireless SMT5800 is a CDMA variant of the GSM HTC Vox. On the inside, it’s your standard Windows Mobile 6 smartphone but its true appeal lies in the design….

Photo gallery:HTC Fuze Editors’ note: This review has been updated since originally published with some clarifications to the “Design” and “Features” sections. Ever since Sprint got its HTC Touch Pro in early November, the rest of the cell phone community (non-Sprint users) has been getting a little antsy to find out when they might be…

Photo gallery:HTC S743 While everyone might be waiting for HTC to release its next Google Android phone, the smartphone manufacturer is plugging on with its commitment to Windows Mobile devices, and the latest model to come to market is the HTC S743. First announced at CES 2009, the S743 is a variant of the HTC…

Navigation capabilities on smartphones are becoming an increasingly popular feature, and it’s almost gotten to the point where a handset is scoffed at if it doesn’t include GPS. Well, HTC is taking the concept to another level with its HTC Touch Cruise series by shipping the smartphone with full navigation software and maps. The first…

Photo gallery:HTC Touch Diamond2 Ever since the HTC Touch Diamond2 and HTC Touch Pro2 were announced at GSMA 2009, there’s been a ton of interest and plenty of questions about U.S. availability. While we still don’t have any official information on the latter just yet, HTC provided us with an unlocked model of the European…

The HTC One M9 is still warm from the production line but already HTC has a new variant to tempt you with. Called the One M9+, this phone maintains the beautiful all-metal design of the standard M9, but makes a few key tweaks. It’s got a larger 5.2-inch display with a much higher 2,560×1,440-pixel resolution,…

Taking pictures of your own gurning face and plastering it over the Internet is unquestionably the best thing you can do with a device that has the entire wealth of human knowledge only a tap away. The front-facing cameras that enable such a noble pursuit on most phones, however, tend to be low-resolution and lack…