Sprint Mogul by HTC officially unveiled
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Blog: Sprint announces the Sprint Mogul by HTC smart phone running Windows Mobile 6.
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(InfoWorld) - High Tech ComputerÂ (HTC) celebrated its 10th anniversary on Thursday with a rare compliment from Apple: the company adopted the same name HTC uses on one of its smartphones for the iPod Touch. HTC, the Taiwanese handset and PDA (personal digital assistant) maker, earlier this year launched the HTC Touch, a Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS smartphone designed with one-touch screen features, viewed by many as a rival to the iPhone. Upon hearing of the name of the new iPod, HTC president and CEO Peter Chou said, "HTC Touch is a trademark, but I can't comment right now," on whether HTC might file suit against the company. Apple's use of the moniker, however, proves it's a good product name, he added. Apple launched the iPod TouchÂ Wednesday. The digital music player sports a 3.5-inch wide-screen display, and Wi-Fi capabilities so users can connect to the Internet. The device will be priced at $299 for an 8GB model and $399 for the 16GB version. The touch will go on sale in a few weeks. HTC is the largest maker of mobile devices based on Microsoft Windows operating systems, and its focus on a 2.8-inch touch screen in the HTC Touch is similar to Apple's emphasis on touch screen features in its iPhone. TheÂ HTC Touch beat the iPhone to marketÂ by a few weeks back in June, but theÂ iPhone was unveiledÂ much earlier, at MacWorld Jan. 9. A trademark lawyer in Taipei, speaking on condition of anonymity, said descriptive words normally can't be trademarked, but added that if the HTC Touch and the iPod touch share similar functions, such as allowing users to play digital music, then Apple may face a legal hassle. The HTC Touch does allow for digital music storage and playing. Â
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This sweet new phone highlights the sometimes bumpy partnership between maker and carrier.
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Blog: Sprint and LG come together to reveal the Muziq, an attractive music phone with a slew of multimedia features.
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As expected, Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications announced their &quot;merger of equals&quot; Wednesday--with Sprint as the slightly dominant partner--and revealed some unexpected details of the combine: Nextel&#39;s
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Sprint is hoping to answer AT&T with a touch-screen device of its own and a faster network experience. On Tuesday, the wireless carrier announced a partnership with smartphone manufacturer HTC to offer a device to rival Apple's lawsuit-riddled iPhone.
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The German handset maker joins the ranks of swivel-inducing manufacturers with its new SF65, a megapixel-toting mobile phone with a clamshell design.
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A handheld device that recognises the way a finger sweeps across the screen has been developed by Taiwanese phone maker HTC.
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Palm and Sprint officially introduce the Palm Centro smart phone at Digital Life in New York.
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Blog: The man behind the Palm Pilot has got a new mobile device to show off at the D: All Things Digital conference.
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HTC has launched a trio of smartphones at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, including a device resembling a tiny laptop and a Window Mobile 6-based handset with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
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Taiwanese electronics specialist HTC has a touch-screen phone of its own.
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Underdog mobile operator Sprint Nextel Corp. quietly rolled out an emerging technology on Monday to give customers a strong cellular signal and flat-rate calling at home.
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The PalmOne Treo 650 Smartphone with high-resolution screen, Bluetooth, swappable battery and extended multimedia capabilities was officially announced today.
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Four new models get the green light Four HTC Windows Mobile 5.0 handsets were unveiled today, following months of speculation and various leaks.â¦
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The freewheeling wireless industry, known for its upstarts and edgy competition, got a little more run-of-the-mill Wednesday when Sprint and Nextel Communications formally announced a merger
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U.S. mobile operator Sprint Nextel has appointed Dan Hesse as president and CEO. He replaces Gary Forsee, who resigned in October.