As the story goes, Google originally wanted to work with HTC to build the first generation Nexus 7 tablet but were turned away as HTC was busy with their own mobile marketing efforts. Things have ...

HTC’s Vive Pro is that upgrade, or at least your first option. It’ll kick off VR’s second generation in just a scant few weeks, with the earliest orders set to ship on April 5. And as of ...

Considering that the HTC First’s primary Android competition ... combined with a simplistic device aimed at the Facebook generation could prove compelling for more people than you’d ...

Ramping up on the release of HTC's next hero smartphone this week we're being treated to one of the first up-close photos ... This HTC One next-generation device takes away a lot of the bezel ...

HTC says it still has a "best-in-class engineering team." This move marks a substantial expansion of Google's hardware efforts. The first-generation Pixel phones were designed by HTC under Google ...

The first alleged details for the HTC One M8 successor may already be spilling ... As for what's in store for the next-gen handset, we may be looking at a 5.5-inch display with 2,560x1,440-pixel ...

Now the second-generation HTC One looks to improve upon its predecessor ... phone’s unique dual-camera setup also helps make it the first smartphone that's able to pull off Lytro-like refocusing ...

The result is the HTC Vive Pro, featuring all the comfort ... The headphones are a welcome improvement from the awkward tangle of the first gen unit, although they do come with their own downfalls.

At $799 for just the headset, the HTC Vive Pro is probably destined to ... or without the rough edges of first-gen hardware. Everyone who isn’t an enthusiast would probably be better off ...