HTC will provide APIs for its Beat audio processing capabilities to enable third-party app developers provide enhanced audio quality in their apps. During its press conference at MWC, HTC had mentioned how even third party apps including the ones that stream music over the Internet would be able to get Beat audio quality sound when they are used on HTC’s devices. However, from what we can understand, developers will have to create a version of their app specifically for HTC’s smartphones with Beat...

The chaos of day 0 at Mobile World Congress is finally winding down, and HTC’s action-packed press conference is now behind us. The obvious star of the show was the HTC One X, but there’s no denying that its mid-range counterpart packs a massive punch as well. We just spent some time putting the HTC One S through the paces and first things first: this smartphone is amazingly thin. At 7.9 millimeters, it’s the thinnest smartphone HTC has ever built and it really is amazing that the company ma...

It’s finally here… the flagship smartphone we’ve all been waiting for… HTC’s One X. BGR first revealed details surrounding HTC’s high-end One X back in November, and the wait has been grueling but it’s finally behind us. This sleek smartphone is every bit as beastly as we all knew it would be, and then some. Starting with the 4.7-inch Super LCD2 display that features 720p HD resolution, this is easily one of the best screens we’ve ever seen on an HTC phone. The ...

Despite the introduction of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, HTC is set to unveil a new version of its proprietary Sense UI later this year (most probably at MWC next month). Sense 4.0 will bring in Dropbox integration that will give HTC smartphone users an additional 50GB of storage space in the cloud, which will work as an additional drive of sorts, the guys at PocketNow claim, having used an unfinished version of the UI. They have also been praising the new e-mail interface with proper threaded messaging an...

HTC is all set to launch the Flyer and Sensation in India this month. A credible source informs us that shipments of the two devices have arrived at HTC’s warehouses and should be available within the next couple of weeks. The Flyer, HTC’s first Tablet device, will retail at around Rs 35,000 for the 3G 32 GB version. A Wi-Fi-only The 16 GB version will be available in limited numbers and will be priced Rs 4,500 lower than the 32 GB version. For the record, the Flyer runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbrea...