Earlier this morning, it was confirmed that the Google Nexus One on AT&T and T-Mobile started receiving the OTA update for Android 2.2, with all devices receiving the update by the end of the week. Since Froyo seems ready to go, the obvious question is when will other manufacturers update their phones to Android 2.2, more »

The HTC Legend was one of the more exciting Android phones to come out of Mobile World Congress this year and in a little bit of good news for those in Canada — its now available with Virgin Mobile. In terms of pricing, expect to pay $79.99 on a three-year agreement or $349.99 to go more »

When they were announced, the HTC Desire and Legend quickly became the Android phones to want. The announcements at MWC, however, came with no release dates, and no talk of a US release. Now we have no official US release for either phone, though there are now release dates for the UK. Vodaphone UK is more »

Perhaps the most interesting phones shown off at Mobile World Congress this month were the HTC Legend and Desire. The depressing part about those phones is the fact that there was no announcement as to when the phones would be available in the US. There are still no firm release dates, but at least there more »

There are two stories being told out of the MWC in Barcelona, Spain. One is that the new HTC Legend is the hottest Android phone to fall out of big show and the other is it is a let down compared to to the phone it is replacing. The truth is likely somewhere in between. more »

Saturday, the 2010 Product Roadmap for HTC surfaced on the internet. What we saw were pictures provided from a brochure that was handed out in Vienna, Austria in October. What it included was eight new phones with pictures and specs for all (though they are subject to change: HTC categorized their phones into four different more »