Last week HTC announced that they would make a $40 million dollar investment in the cloud gaming service company OnLive. Today at their press conference at Mobile World Congress 2011 the first fruits of their partnership has come to light as they demonstrated the cloud gaming service on their new tablet the HTC Flyer. Check out the video demo by OnLive CEO Steve Perlman.
Airspan is showing off its new Air4G base station at MWC 2011 in Spain this week. The new base station is a cool device that will make networks more flexible for carriers and allow the network to offer more bandwidth to end users. The Air4G integrates the ability to operate both WiMax and LTE 4G networks using the same hardware.
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Of all of HTC's new devices at MWC 2011, the handset we're least convinced with is the HTC Incredible S. The company's "inside-out" style reminds us of a plastic pool former, and while it certainly feels unusual in the hand, we're not the biggest fans.
Video demo after the cut
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The HTC Wildfire S is the company's cheapest phone at MWC 2011, but it feels considerably better than the Wildfire it replaces. Gone is the Desire-a-like design, with a more angular chassis - still plastic - that pushes the Wildfire S' own identity as a youth device. Android - in this case 2.3.2 on the prototypes, but 2.4 on the shipping versions - runs smoothly, despite the mere 600MHz processor, and the new HVGA display is a significant step up from the QVGA of the original.
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Jabra has shown off some of its cool new Bluetooth gear at MWC 2011. Among the gear that is being shown off at the show is the Jabra Stone 2 and the Freeway. The Stone 2 we have seen before back in November 2010 when it first surfaced.
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This morning at HTC's Mobile World Congress 2011 press conference, Dr. Paul Jacob's announced that the two companies are working on developing multi-core devices. HTC is yet to ship a smart phone with dual cores and is working closely with Qualcomm to deliver these next generation of devices.
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We’ve just grabbed some hands-on time with the HTC Desire S, and the unibody update has done nothing to diminish the best-selling smartphone’s charm. Broadly recognizable as the Desire, but with a chassis milled from a single piece of aluminum like the Legend, it’s creak and flex free. More hands-on impressions and video after the cut
HTC has locked the single HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa prototype units here at MWC 2011 behind glass, and they're not allowing our Facebook-addicted fingers to get any play right now. From what we can see, the ChaCha looks the more interesting of the pair; the physical QWERTY keyboard is nicely spaced on a surprisingly broad chassis, and the touchscreen - while small - is highly pixel dense.
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HTC’s Flyer promises to bring another new angle to the Android tablet marketplace, with its stylus input and HTC’s focus on note-taking and content creation. A 7-inch slate in a slick unibody aluminum and matte-finish plastic, HTC aren’t allowing us to hold the prototypes at the MWC 2011 reveal, but from what we’ve seen we’re already impressed. Check out our first impressions after the cut.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been featured at the HTC MWC 2011 press event this morning, discussing the new HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa. Appearing in a video recording, Zuckerberg referred to the persistent - and much-denied - rumors of a single, Facebook-branded device, and why that's not the direction the social network has decided to take.
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HTC has shown off a brief demo of its home-grown video chat app for Android, as loaded onto the HTC Desire S and the HTC Incredible S. It uses the new smartphones front-facing VGA-resolution cameras, or the HTC Flyer's 1.3-megapixel camera.
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The HTC Flyer is an anomaly. So far, stylus-driven tablets have either been bargain-basement slabs with resistive touchscreens and hair-tearing usability, or expensive Windows-based machines with slick active digitizers but software more suited to desktop than pen. We’ve grown used to jabbing at our tablets with our fingers; Steve Jobs has even told us that’s the only way a modern slate really works. So where does the Flyer come in?
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