HTC News

AT&T today announced the company's first Google Android tablet for its upcoming 4G LTE network, the HTC Jetstream, set to release next week.

Best Buy plans to sell a Wi-Fi version of the Flyer, HTC's first Android-based tablet, on Sunday for $500.

Best Buy will soon sell the HTC Flyer tablet, in a move suggesting the device maker is widening distribution to capitalize on rivals' supply shortages in Japan.

HTC's upcoming Flyer tablet will use a stylus in addition to a touch screen, in a move to stand out in a market now dominated by Apple's iPad device.

HTC today introduced the Flyer, its first tablet computer, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, joining the increasingly-crowded market dominated by the iPad.

HTC is preparing to launch the "Flyer," its first tablet, in March, according to people familiar with the matter, as the handset maker looks to extend its momentum beyond smartphones.

HTC has trademarked a name for an upcoming Android tablet that may be the company's answer to Apple's market dominating iPad.

HTC is reportedly developing a tablet computer running Google's Chrome operating system, to be released for Verizon around the holiday shopping season.