Handset manufacturer High Tech Computer (HTC), which supplies many operators with their "own-branded" smartphones and PDAs, is to start releasing devices under its own name. The Chinese company makes ...

Read our full HTC One M8 with Windows review. HTC has announced a new version of the One M8, which replaces the Android operating system with Microsoft’s Windows Phone software. “We’ve taken the best ...

“It’s rare that we have nothing bad to say about a phone. The HTC Windows Phone 8X sets a new bar for Windows Phone. It is the first WP8 device we can recommend to those hunting for a top-notch super ...

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The above picture isn't Photoshopped -- what you're seeing really is the HTC One M8 for Windows (Phone), and it's available today as a Verizon exclusive. Thanks to Microsoft's latest update, it's now ...

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Your eyes do not deceive you, and no, this isn't a hack or a mock-up. The HTC One M8 with Windows has made its debut, launching today as a Verizon exclusive in the US, and as the name suggests it's ...

As expected, HTC announced the HTC One (M8) for Windows smartphone, which went on sale online at noon today exclusively with Verizon Wireless for $99 on a two-year contract. The HTC One (M8) for ...

Since Windows Phone's humble beginnings, Microsoft has been the underdog in the wireless industry. Four years later, nothing's changed -- except, perhaps, a few more percentage points of market share.

The first phone we saw to take advantage of this wasn’t, in fact, an Android handset. It was Nokia’s low-end Lumia 630. While this was Android-spec hardware, with on-screen buttons and without the ...

I understood that Windows Mobile 6.5 was going to be a fairly minor update to bridge the gap between WM 6.1 and 7, but as I stated in my Windows Mobile 6.5 review I found too many things still missing ...