The HTC One S is the slightly smaller, more affordable sibling of the company’s quad-core equipped One X flagship Android smartphone. It features fast performance, a vastly improved UI, and great industrial design to wrap around it. Michael check it out in this full review. Tweet Vote on HN ...

HTC’s flagship device for 2012 is the One X. The international version, which is reviewed here, has a Tegra 3 four-core processor, an 8-megapixel camera, and an HD screen. The One X is the first phone to ship with Android 4.0 and Sense 4.0 from HTC. Here’s what Phone Scoop thinks. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Users of HTC’s Locations application on the Windows Phone platform now have access to maps when they are offline, thanks to a new update. Once users have updated the Locations app, they may download individual maps (including regions of the U.S.) that can be used when there is no cellular signal. Offline features include turn-by-turn navigation for both vehicles and pedestrians. The update is free, though requires users to have the Mango system update installed on their Windows Phone. ...

We’re please to inform that we just update the HTC Supernew Records Database with 2.000.000 IMEI (Mostly HTC Leo, Surround, HD7, Sensation, Wildfire, Desire, Desire HD, Desire S, HD2, Incredible S). Tweet Vote on HN ...

HTC has revealed that it is shutting down its HTCSense.com online backup service in preparation for a renovation that will bring new features to the service. As a result of the shutdown, user data stored on HTC’s servers will be deleted, so those that utilized the service will want to retrieve their information before it goes dark. Tweet Vote on HN ...

April 8 is shaping up to be a big day for AT&T and Windows Phone fans. Joining the already announced Nokia Lumia 900 on that date is the HTC Titan II, which will retail for $199.99 with a new two-year contract. The Titan II is an evolution of the Titan smartphone that was released last year, and it features a 4.7-inch WVGA display and all-new 16 megapixel camera – the highest resolution camera in any smartphone available in the U.S. The Titan II runs Windows Phone 7.5 and supports AT&T’s 4G LTE network. ...

HTC has made an investment in a cloud-based video service company named SyncTV. SyncTV brings video to Android, Windows Phone, and iOS devices. Tweet Vote on HN ...

AT&T today announced that the HTC Titan II will launch on April 8 for $199.99 with a new two-year contract. The HTC Titan II is a Windows Phone device that has Long Term Evolution on board. It features a 4.7-inch display, dual-core 1.5GHz processors, a 16-megapixel main camera, and a 1.3-megapixel user-facing camera. It has dual-LED flashes and can record video in 720p HD. Tweet Vote on HN ...

HTC today announced that it has struck a strategic investment partnership with Intertrust Technologies Corporation (ITC), which licenses distributed computing and digital rights management technology. As part of the investment, HTC has acquired 20% of ITC’s SyncTV product. SyncTV is a cloud-based video service that delivers video over the internet to devices such as Android, Windows Phone, and iOS smartphones. The amount of HTC’s investment was not disclosed. Tweet Vote on ...

HTC today began notifying customers via email that it intends to cease offering its user back-up service at HTCSense.com. The service will officially close April 30. HTC recommends that customers log in to their account and download their data before the service halts operations. In a statement emailed to PhoneScoop, HTC representative Jeff Gordon said, “This is in response to customer feedback, and HTC is working to improve our services to provide a more enhanced customer experience. What that enhanced customer experience looks like is yet to be ...