Last we heard we had confirmation from HTC that the HTC Sensation, Sensation XE, Sensation XL & HTC EVO 3D were getting Ice Cream Sandwich, we then found out at launch that the HTC Velocity 4G would be getting the upgrade as well. Overnight HTC has updated their Facebook page with a statement on when the update will arrive Continue reading...

The HTC Evo 3D is the 4.3” monster with 3D camera and playback from HTC. If you’re a fan of everything 3D then you are absolutely going to love this phone! Everyone else is going to think the phone is just a bit too big and bulky to justify some 3D features you will use rarely, if Continue reading...

Optus are now offering two 3D smartphones on their network and lucky enough for us they're both running Android, so we thought we'd compare the two devices -- the LG Optimus 3D and HTC EVO 3D -- in two areas: plan pricing and specifications. We're laying out the pricing and specs Continue reading...

Well how about that, the HTC EVO 3D has recently popped up on Optus' website ready for the masses to bask in its 3D glory. Optus are offering the EVO 3D for $0 upfront on their $79 cap, which sees it on the high-end of town when it comes to pricing. If you're not currently aware of what the Continue reading...

HTC have announced the devices that will be updated to the latest version of Android "Ice Cream Sandwich" and you'll be pleased to know a majority of the devices are ones available, or soon will be available, here in Australia: HTC Sensation - Telstra, Vodafone HTC Sensation XE - Vodafone HTC Sensation XL - Vodafone HTC EVO 3D - Telstra, Vodafone HTC knows Continue reading...

I posted an article this morning regarding some models of HTC phones having a security flaw that could potentially allow access to personal data on phones through unencrypted data stored by a HTC logging file. Engadget has just reported that HTC have advised that they are investigating and will be testing a patch,then after testing with carriers they`ll Continue reading...

Kogan aren't just stepping into the online Android retailer market with just Tablets (even though the Galaxy Tab 10.1 was removed), they're now offering a handful of Android devices for much less than their online competitors. Having not purchased from Kogan for quite a while I can't comment on how good their warranty and support is considering their Continue reading...

There has been a noticeable amount of hype surrounding the HTC EVO 3D launching here in Australia, and now that it has been available on both Vodafone and Telstra for the past few days, we're wondering how many of our readers went out and actually purchased one. The pricing of the device from Voda & Telstra has Continue reading...

We've finally got confirmation of the in-store release dates for the HTC EVO 3D on both Vodafone and Telstra. The former (Voda) being this Wednesday, the 14th of September, and the latter (Telstra) being next Tuesday, the 20th of September. Basic pricing from Vodafone is $5/mo on their $65 Infinite Plan -- Telstra will be offering it Continue reading...

HTC's first 3D device is now available for purchase via Telstra's online store. The EVO 3D is being pushed by Telstra on their $59 Freedom Connect Plan which also adds an extra $23 (after MRO bonus) a month to pay off the device -- or you can purchase outright for $912 ($113 more than MobiCity Continue reading...

I think Crazy John's saw that Vodafone's pricing for the HTC EVO 3D hit the web earlier today, so they raised to bar to open preorders for HTC's first 3D-capable device. If you don't even want to read the rest of this post, you can head over to Crazy John's via the source link below. Pricing starts at $15/mo Continue reading...

Vodafone have just given a quick run through of the basic features found on the upcoming HTC EVO 3D which will be launching on Vodafone and Telstra later on this month. There's no word on pricing and exact launch date, but we'll let you know as soon as we find out. The software running on the Continue reading...

Remember when HTC promised they would allow unlocking of their bootloaders? And that the Sensation would be unlockable in August? Well now that dream is slowly coming true. HTC have launched HTCdev.com which is their online hub that has all their device kernel source code, their OpenSense SDK and, soon, their unlocking bootloader solution. HTCdev Continue reading...