Hard to believe, it's been a quarter-shy of three years since T-Mobile released the HTC Dash. Back in late 2006 we praised the Windows Mobile smartphone's build-quality and in-hand feel; since then, rivals have brought faster connectivity and slicker OSes to the table. Now T-Mobile and HTC are back with the smartphone's successor, the Dash 3G: can it ... continued »

T-Mobile’s new Dash 3G made by HTC picks up right where the original Dash left off. I guarantee you’ll fall in love with its slim 0.47-inch body, weighing a mere 4.2 ounces. The width is slightly narrower than the original Dash making it that much more comfortable to hold. It’s got the same 2.4-inch, 320 x240 pixels, and 65K QVGA ... continued »

Today, T-Mobile announced the upcoming availability of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google (myTouch), a follow-up to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android-powered device. In addition to deep integration of Google services and the latest Android software, T-Mobile has done a number of things to create a unique and individualized experience with this phone.  With the ability to richly customize menus, ... continued »

HTC have announced a mysterious press event to be held on Wednesday June 24th in London, UK.  Seemingly titled "Come see...", the flier gives no suggestion as to what might be on the agenda for the event. continued »

This evening marks the end of the first day of the Google I/O Dev Conference in San Francisco, CA. We had a pretty exciting day of new information from multiple places, including Palm, Google, and HTC. Here's a brief recap of everything that went down today. continued »

Engadget dropped a freaking 5-megaton bomb worth of info today. It appears that someone at AT&T is trying to keep a healthy interest in the company in the midst of all of the Palm Pre fervor. Ten (Edit: Since I started writing this post, more phones dropped. I stopped counting) phones were leaked today, all on AT&T spec sheets. ... continued »

HTC's Magic Android smartphone has landed over at our sibling-site Android Community, and so we've taken the opportunity to throw together a video unboxing and hands-on gallery.  The Magic takes most of the specs from the T-Mobile G1 and slides them into a far sleeker casing, ideal for single-hand use. continued »

First leaked as HTC Willow, the  HTC XV6175 is reported to be on its way for Verizon Wireless network, the SlashPhone writes. Seems it will run Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard. continued »

Over at SlashGear we've been video unboxing the latest Windows Mobile smartphone, HTC's deeply impressive Touch Diamond2.  Announced at Mobile world Congress in Barcelona last February, the HTC Touch Diamond2 has a 3.2-inch WVGA touchscreen, WiFi b/g, 3G HSDPA, GPS and the latest version of HTC's own TouchFLO 3D interface. continued »

The Touch Diamond2 has improved upon many of the great multimedia features that rocked the first version of this Windows Mobile 6.1 powered device. Although limited, qualities are available through retailers worldwide. continued »