HTC One Is Not Headed for Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 3/17/2013

Last week, an unconfirmed report indicated that Verizon would be offering HTC's flagship smartphone. This device maker says this isn't true.

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HTC Shows Off Its Flagship Smartphone to Crowd Waiting for Samsung's Big Event

By Grant Hatchimonji | 3/14/2013

Not to be outdone, HTC had reps on site hawking the new -- but currently unreleased -- HTC One smartphone at Samsung's Unpacked event in New York City today.

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HTC One Supposedly Headed for Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 3/13/2013

Good news HTC fans on Verizon: you're reportedly going to be getting this phone maker's flagship smartphone after all.

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HTC One Release Delayed in UK; What About the US?

By Grant Hatchimonji | 3/13/2013

The release of the HTC One in the UK has been pushed back from March 15 to the end of the month, with still no specific news about when it will begin rolling out stateside.

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BLOG: What's With The Bricked Windows Phones?

By Grant Hatchimonji | 3/12/2013

A rash of hardware failures among two major Windows Phone 8 devices, the HTC 8X and the Nokia Lumia 920, has users wondering what's happening and what's being done to fix it.

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What To Do When Your Phone Gets Smashed

By Andy Patrizio | 3/10/2013

If you break your phone, who do you call (after getting a replacement phone, that is) to get the data off your old one?

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More HTC Facebook Smartphone Rumors Emerge

By Hannah Becker | 3/8/2013

Rumors have been swirling that HTC, Facebook, and AT&T have joined together again to offer a social networking-focused Facebook smartphone. TechnologyGuide has additional details.

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White House Says Consumers Should Be Legally Permitted to Unlock Smartphones

By Amber Riippa | 3/5/2013

The White House has publicly stated that consumers should be able to freely unlock their phones without the risk of criminal penalty or any other imposed punishment. Doing so is currently illegal.

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Verizon CFO Says Subsidies on Smartphones Will Drop Over Next 2-3 Years

By Hannah Becker | 3/5/2013

Verizon CFO Fran Shammo expects subsidies for smartphones to fall over the next two to three years, meaning consumers will be paying more.

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Sprint Offers Open Enrollment for Smartphone/Tablet Protection Plans During March

By Hannah Becker | 3/5/2013

Sprint users who originally opted out of the company's device protection plan now have another chance to purchase the added protection for their phone, tablet, or other device.

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MWC 2013 Wrap-Up: The Age of Software

By Grant Hatchimonji | 3/4/2013

Device announcements are usually the name of the game with shows like MWC, but this year, it was software that ruled the day.

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Qualcomm Processors Speed Up Recharging a Smartphone's Battery

By Andy Patrizio | 3/2/2013

The new generation of Qualcomm mobile processors can do more than just speed up your apps. With the 2013 generation of Snapdragon chips, Qualcomm is introducing Quick Charge 2.0, which it claims will charge the phone up to 75% faster than the competition.

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