by Chris Smith, 7 months ago

AT&T has announced plans to offer customers a $100 discount on any tablet purchase but there’s a catch. A two-year catch: they’d have to be willing to commit to a new two-year data agreement with…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 8 months ago

With HTC’s financial decline accelerating, one might think that this is the perfect time for the Taiwan-based tech manufacturer to reinvent itself and take some risks. Still, the situation is not as dramatic as some…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 9 months ago

The rise in popularity of inexpensive 7-inch tablets by Google and Asus have led HTC to rekindle its interest in tablet PCs. HTC was one of the early Android tablet manufacturers, but its 7-inch Flyer…

by Chris Smith, 11 months ago

Unlike other main players in the Android ecosystem – including Motorola, Samsung and LG – HTC has kept a rather low profile when it comes to Android tablets. The company launched two devices last year, the 7-inch…

by Lucian Armasu, 12 months ago

  HTC, like Motorola, was one of the first and only companies to get the Android tablet pricing completely wrong. Both of their tablets started out with a price between $600 and $800, even though…

by Carl Parker, 1 year ago

Thanks to DooMLoRD, member of the XDA-Developers forum, it is now possible to push the limits of the HTC Jetstream’s CPU to 2 GHz with the help of a custom kernel. The first kernel of…

by Darcy LaCouvee, 1 year ago

The HTC Jetstream, also known previously as the HTC Puccini, has just been released on AT&T as their first LTE tablet. Despite having a great form factor, and HTC’s great name and reputation for producing…

by Gracielli Robaro, 1 year ago

Formerly codenamed the HTC Puccini, the latest tablet from HTC has now arrived and is officially available on AT&T as the HTC Jetstream. The HTC Jetstream is HTC’s very first tablet powered by Android 3.1…

by Elmer Montejo, 1 year ago

Formerly known as the HTC Puccini, the latest tablet coming out of HTC’s goody bag will be called the HTC Jetstream when it arrives on AT&T this September 4. The mobile carrier recently announced the…

by Elmer Montejo, 1 year ago

AT&T’s very first LTE-capable tablet, the HTC Puccini, just posed for the cameras. Engadget got the photos from an anonymous tipster who emailed them. Engadget‘s source claims that the tablet is currently still being tested….