If you weren't aware, the HTC Velocity 4G from Telstra went on sale today and we're wondering how many of you guys have purchased one already (early adopters!) or are planning to in the future. It's available for $0 on Telstra's $79 Freedom Connect Plan or you can buy it outright for $840 -- a little bit Continue reading...

Our source has sent us through an early video of the HTC Velocity 4G. At 30 seconds in length there's not a whole heap to see, but what we can see is that the device seems to look nice enough and is also really quite responsive. Dropbox appears to be preloaded onto the device which may have to do with Continue reading...

Wondering what speeds you'd be getting from Telstra's 4G network if you were to buy the Velocity 4G? Wonder no more, the results speak for themselves above. Our man, Matt, took this photo at the launch of the Velocity 4G tonight while checking how fast Telstra's 4G network really is. The results came back with the astounding Continue reading...

Also announced at Telstra's launch of the HTC Velocity 4G tonight is that they plan on having 3 or 4 phones and 1 tablet on their 4G network by the middle of this year. The Velocity 4G is obviously the first of the 4G devices, and we're going to think a majority of the devices and especially the tablet Continue reading...

One of our great writers, Matty Booth, is currently at the HTC Velocity 4G launch event in Sydney checking out the device before it goes on sale tomorrow to consumers. When Telstra were asked about Ice Cream Sandwich for the Velocity 4G, they said that the update is currently in testing and should roll-out to users Continue reading...

It looks like we might be seeing the previously leaked HTC Edge launched around this time next month, the 26th of February according to GSM Arena who are reporting they've received an invite to HTC's pre-MWC launch event. HTC normally announce their devices a day or two before MWC to build up hype for the actual event where people Continue reading...

Telstra have opened up the pre-order lines for their first 4G smartphone -- happily running Android -- the HTC Velocity 4G. The device launches next week on the 24th on Telstra's $79 Freedom Connect Plan which includes 2GB of data to be used on their brand new 4G network as well as 3G/2G. There's also $800 worth of calls and Continue reading...

Well there we have it Ladies & Gents.. Telstra's first 4G smartphone will be the HTC Velocity 4G and according to various sources it will launch at the end of this month (our source says the 24th). From the photo we scored for a source, we can tell it will launch for $0 upfront on Telstra's $79 cap, which may seem Continue reading...

HTC has added the Desire HD -- along with new models of the Desire and Wildfire -- to its list of devices able to have their bootloaders unlocked using HTC's offical HTCdev 'Unlock Bootloader' tool. If you're unsure of what the bootloader is, you can safely ignore this article. If you do know what it is and Continue reading...

It seems that HTC are pushing out updates to most, if not all, of their devices in Australia at the moment -- it started with the HTC Incredible S on Optus and now Vodafone have notified us that 4 HTC devices on their network have updates ready and waiting to be installed onto users devices. So if you're Continue reading...

Optus and HTC are today rolling out the Android 2.3.5 update for the HTC Incredible S which bumps Sense UI up to version 3.0 with a few new UI tweaks and performance increases to boot. As always we recommend charging your device up to full (or close to) and downloading the update over a stable Wi-Fi connection. You Continue reading...

Like many people, my first Android phone was a HTC so I was actually quite excited at the prospect of trading my Nexus S in for the Sensation XL for a week for this review. I have to say, it's delivered on my expectations and added a bit extra in! That's not to say that this review is going Continue reading...

An Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for the HTC Sensation XE has leaked onto the internet, mroe specifically XDA-Developers where it has been made usable by developers. The ROM is a build of Android 4.0.1 and comes complete with the erratic Sense UI 3.5 that you either love or hate, for me and most of Team Ausdroid it's the latter. Continue reading...