Windows Mobile 6.5 is starting to hit the streets and AT&T announced that the HTC Pure, AT&T’s rebranded version of the HTC Touch Diamond2, will be available soon. At $150 (after rebate, with a 2-year ...

Taiwan-based cell phone maker HTC Wednesday was credited as the source of 80 percent of mobile phones running Microsoft’s Windows Mobile software. “We have sold more than 40 million HTC Windows mobile ...

Microsoft is moving into the modern age of cell phones today as it launches its Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system for cell phones and other gadgets. I tried it out on the new HTC Pure phone from ...

HTC is the manufacturer behind the PPC-6700, Cingular 8525, Verizon XV6700 and many other top Windows Mobile phones on the market in the past several years. The Mogul’s code name is the Titan (TITA100 ...

Bonnie Cha was a former chief correspondent for CNET Crave, covering every kind of tech toy imaginable (with a special obsession for robots and Star Wars-related stuff). When she's not scoping out ...

If you’ve got a Windows Mobile 5 phone from HTC and have been putting off the jump to WM6 for whatever reason, you’re reaching do-or-die. HTC will be pulling its Windows Mobile 6 upgrade link on Oct.

Recently we were able to acquire a Qtek 9100, a European version of the soon to be released Cingular 8125. The HTC Wizard is a Windows Mobile 5.0 cellular phone with a sliding QWERTY keyboard and a ...

Mobile service providers have begun to offer devices built on the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. Despite some negative early reviews, the operating system has some impressive ...

We’ve recently tested a few mobile phones from HTC’s workshop, among which was the HTC Touch Diamond. It’s interesting to note that Touch Diamond was the best selling Windows Mobile based phone of all ...

This week, the first of the gPhones was formally announced: the HTC Dream. Google’s attack on the phone market is vastly different than Apple’s, and could, if we measure success by volume, be much ...

Apparently Telstra’s CEO, Sol Trujillo, was swinging it with the boys at MWC today when his protoype HTC Windows Mobile phone was pickpocketed. Way to leave all the company secrets out like that, dude ...