In February of this year, HTC invested $40 million in OnLive. OnLive has made it abundantly clear that it plans to be available on as many products as possible including smartphones and tablets. Owners of the HTC Flyer, the company’s first Android tablet, are reporting they’ve gotten an update containing the OnLive Viewer application.

According to the latest in the rumor mill, it looks like Sprint may be getting another Android based tablet. The device is expected to be the HTC Flyer, however it is said to be coming as the HTC EVO View. Either way and naming aside, the EVO View tablet will be 4G capable and this more »

The details are still rather light on this one, however DigiTimes is reporting that the HTC Flyer may be priced “around $600″ when it comes available here in the US market. Of course, this detail is coming by way of a “Chinese-language Commercial Times report” and not from HTC, which really means things can still more »

Ready for some more MWC 2011 goodies? Specifically related to tablets? Here comes HTC announcing its Android tablet – the HTC Flyer. Now, what does the HTC Flyer has that makes it different from the plethora of Android tablets announced so far? – HTC Sense UI, HTC Watch video service, HTC Scribe Technology and OnLive more »