First off, I found it amazing that a third party developer would support old hardware for so long. The HTC Dream (aka T-Mobile G1) and the HTC Magic (aka Sapphire aka T-Mobile MyTouch 3G) have been around over two years. Even T-Mobile stopped already ...

Remember all those rumors saying Honeycomb would require this hardware or that, dual core or certain screen size? And that it was for tablets only? Yeah, we remember too. So far there’s only a handful of devices running Honeycomb out of the box, ...

The details are not really specific, but Engadget is reporting via a translated HTC press release, that HTC is going to be bringing the Sense UI to the HTC Magic. It’s been said before that Sense will not be coming to any Google branded phones. ...

From Boy Genius: Sure, current Android handset owners, it’s understandable that you’re looking at HTC’s new Hero handset with a bit of jealousy. The new Sense UI alone is reason enough to be envious of course, as HTC has seemingly done for Android ...

Thanks to an anonymous tipster, EngadgetMobile got their hands on the boxes for the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G, aka the HTC Magic/Sapphire. Clearly showing 3 different colors, black, white, and red. The rumored launch date is August 8th, courtesy of a recently ...

In a press release this morning, Vodafone confirmed what we learned yesterday morning, by announcing the HTC Magic smartphone, Vodafone’s first Android-powered mobile, which will be available in the spring.  “The stylish new handset is exclusive ...

What a nice surprise from BGR this morning. The phone that everyone had pegged as the G2, is now known as the HTC Magic. And it looks like it’s going to be an exclusive to Vodafone in Europe. The sleek, all touch-screen phone features HSPA, WiFi ...