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HTC show off Hero handset and brand new Sense interface
Friday, 26 June 2009
At a launch event yeterday HTC unveiled their third Android phone, the Hero. Featuring a teflon coated shell and new HTC Sense user interface, the handset does a lot to differentiate itself from the (soon to be) sprawl of Android phones. Read on for more.
HTC Sense UI to be rolled out to other devices
Monday, 13 July 2009
Customised UI`s are `in` with the kids these days, whatever that means. In the past 12 days we`ve seen both HTC and Sony-Ericsson strutting out their own polished front-ends to the Android platform. Now we hear that HTC have plans to push theirs out to other devices. Read on for more.
AndroidCommunity.com: HTC Hero is best Android Device
Thursday, 16 July 2009
Android Community have put together an unboxing writeup and video of the HTC Hero handset. They`ve received an unbranded model with blank whitebox packaging, but it`s enough for AC to declare the Hero the "best Android device to date". Read on for more.
HTC to offer Sense UI upgrade for Magic
Monday, 17 August 2009
HTC`s customised Sense UI blew us away when it was released on the Hero build we saw a couple of months ago. Now HTC have come forward and announced that it will be available for download on the Magic handset for a small fee or for no charge. Hardware wise, the Hero and the Magic are almost identical, ignoring the Hero`s 5megapixel camera and (for some US carrier specific models) some extra ram, so we know that it will run. Read on for the translated press release.
Android in Australia: The story so far
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
If you`ve just tuned in to the Android scene, we’ve put together a story-so-far feature get you up to speed. Join us as we take a look at the current state of the platform in Australia, starting with the release of the HTC Dream.
Australian Android Buyers Guide - November 2009
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
So you live in Australia and want to buy a killer Android phone, but you`re not sure which one is right for you? We can help with that. Read on as we tackle the three main decisions you need to make when buying a new Android handset.
Harvey Norman gets Australian Exclusive on HTC Hero
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
In a move that has surprised analysts and commentators, HTC have ignored the four main carriers and have opted to release the HTC Hero as an exclusive with Harvey Norman. This means that you must buy the phone outright through your local Harvey Norman retailer, and you can NOT subsidise the handset with a mobile contract. Read on to see what HTC have to say.
