This was a big week in the Android ecosystem, with Google confirming the shutdown of Assistant, more news about Samsung's One UI 7 rollout, and a surprise new HTC phone. Here are the biggest stories ...

The first Android phone sold directly by Google to consumers. This high-spec phone sports a 5-megapixel auto-focus camera, high-resolution 3.7-inch touch OLED display, Wi-Fi, HSPA 3G data ...

That listing confirmed the phone’s name. Now, the HTC U24 Pro has appeared on the Google Play Console. That listing does reveal more information about the phone. This listing confirms that the ...

HTC's flagship phone for 2017 sports a body made mostly of multi-color curved glass, top-end specs, and unique features like squeeze shortcuts, dual voice assistants (Google and Amazon ...

If true, we can’t but wonder whether HTC will be still making phones in three years from now ... be the sole Nexus smartphone manufacturer for Google in the following three years.

The pre-order for the phones will begin tomorrow. For after sales service, the company has partnered with HTC India, it told Mashable India in an emailed statement. Google says it will offer ...

The HTC is £50 more expensive than Google's phone, although the bundled noise cancelling earbuds have an RRP of £69 so it's pretty much equal. That promotion ends on the 4th of June, though.

HTC has reported continued losses in the fourth quarter of 2024 as its mobile phone and AR/VR hardware businesses struggle to gain momentum. The company remains challenged by high investment costs ...

Last week we reported on an early benchmark of the HTC One M9 that showed the phone’s surface temperature hit a scary 132 degrees Fahrenheit while undergoing the GFXBench benchmark test.