HTC

After all of the rumors and speculation, the Samsung Galaxy S III is finally here but you probably have a few questions about this new Android phone.

Despite trailing Android in mobile OS market share, Apple's iPhone generates huge profits and revenue.

A group of HTC Android phones is susceptible to an exploit that can steal Wi-Fi credentials and passwords and send them to attackers.

Struggling Eastman Kodak is alleging that Apple's and HTC's smartphones and tablets infringe on its digital imaging technology, and has filed a complaint and lawsuits with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York, it said on Tuesday.

HTC, makers of many modern Android phones, introduced a giant security hole with a recent update. How big is this hole? Big enough to leak users accounts, email addresses, GPS locations, and system logs.

As part of the Lawyer's Full Employment Act (only partly kidding), HTC has sued Apple for patent infringements, returning the favor of Apple's earlier lawsuits. But HTC got these patents from Google, who got them from Motorola, Palm, and OpenWave Systems.

Just about everything is cutting-edge about the HTC EVO 3D: the dual-core processor, Verizon 4G LTE data speeds, and of course, the 3D display and camera. But there's another spec that puts the EVO 3D ahead of the pack: the MHL port. I met with the president of the MHL Consortium, Tim Wong, at CTIA in March and got a rundown of the technology and a glimpse into the future of how smartphones will interact with HDTVs.

HTC has finally announced its first two smartphones to feature a 'Facebook' button.

HTC, the maker of several popular Android smartphones, plans to launch three Android-powered tablets, with the first of the lot arriving as early as March, according to a DigiTimes report. The first tablet from the Taiwan-based manufacturer would be called the Flyer and won't run the tablet-optimized Android 3.0 Honeycomb, the report says, but rather Android 2.3 until Google releases the new OS later this year.

Continuing its ongoing legal battle against Apple, Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia on Thursday said it has filed infringement claims against the iPhone maker in the U.K., Germany and the Netherlands covering more than a dozen patents Nokia asserts are its own.

Year-over-year growth for Q3 2010 was enormous. But it may come as surprise to a tech press besotted with Android and iOS that Nokia still clings to the number one spot.