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With Android floodgates wide open, HTC HD2 gets Froyo and Sense with 2.1

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It's been a long, ugly road, but HD2 owners and hackers alike can finally bask in the glory of an open device with top-notch hardware and specs that still give mid 2010's best phones a run for their money.

HTC Vision with Android, full QWERTY in the wild?

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For reasons seemingly known only to Peter Chou himself, HTC has mostly steered clear of producing high-quality physical QWERTY devices running Android, despite the fact that there might be no phone manufacturer in the world more skilled at making them (let us remind you of the

Expansys becomes exclusive retailer for Huawei S7 Andriod tablet

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Huawei's Android-based, Snapdragon-powered S7 tablet certainly managed to impress at Computex earlier this month, and it looks like you'll soon be abl

HTC EVO 4G fully rooted, freedom loving people everywhere rejoice

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You've undoubtedly been following the story -- hell, maybe you've even partaking in some serious
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    • Evo 4G now for sale at Sprint online

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    It's here! The Evo 4G is now on sale at Sprint's online webstore.

    Huawei S7 runs 1GHz Snapdragon and Android 2.1 like a champ (video)

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    Another small mystery, solved. We caught a glimpse of Huawei's relatively undercover S7 tablet back in March, but little was known about what would actually power the device and what operating system would be pre-installed.

    HTC Evo 4G rooted in record time (video)

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    We're still a good dozen days away from its public release, but the Evo 4G has already been given a rooting makeover.

    Android 2.2's Froyo goodness hitting the Nexus One already?

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    Android 2.2's FroYo goodness hitting the Nexus One already?

    Sometimes it's good to be the chosen child, the special one, and in the eyes of Google the Nexus One is that special phone -- at least for the moment.

    HTC EVO 4G review

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    As a mobile platform, the EVO 4G's Android foundation is still an infant -- well, okay, perhaps it's a tweener -- but in its two-odd years in the public spotlight, the list of truly revolutionary devices to use it has been a significant one: the G1 for being the first to market; the

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    • LG Ally review

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    You know, not every smartphone has to be putting down maxed-out hardware.

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