The very first 4G LTE handset at Verizon will be getting an Android 2.3 upgrade by Summer. This was revealed by no other than HTC for the HTC Thunderbolt which initially came out with a stock Android 2.2 10 days ago.
This should be a great development for HTC Thunderbolt users who hope that their handset would not be included among the growing list of Android-powered handsets which may be stuck with their current stock Andro
For the daring people who want to try something on their phone, here is one made for the people who have already gotten the HTC Thunderbolt. Apparently the HTC Thunderbolt can now be rooted and if you happen to want to try it out, you can check out the instructions at this
The often delayed HTC Thunderbolt has been finally released and now the problems are starting to come out. Among them include that of the internal memory storage. Said to have an 8GB internal memory, it seems to only allow 2.5GB of it to be used.
From the looks of it, the internal memory has been partitioned for other uses. Of course, the technical nature of the device may limit explanations to come in from the techies for
If the HTC Thunderbolt has caught your fancy and you are planning to get your hands on it soon then we suggest you purchase it from Amazon rather than the Verizon Wireless Store. Why you may ask? Well Amazon is selling it for $179 where as Verizon and Wirefly for $250 and $200 respectively. Of course this price is
After so much delays, the HTC Thunderbolt is now available for purchase over at Verizon. It retails for about $249.99 for the LTE Android powered device. It comes powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and comes with an 8MP camera, a 1.3MP front-facing camera and 32GB of internal storage.
The starting price is valid only up to May 15 after which Verizon will be adding a $20 a month data plan for 2GB services. And now the r
Wirefly.com offers another first. They are now offering the HTC Thunderbolt, the same and much delayed device, for pre-order for $199.99 which includes a two year contract. This is touted as the first 4G device and can likewise be purchased without a contract for
After that celebrated launch of the iPad 2, focus is now on the overdue HTC Thunderbolt. And thanks to our reliable sources once again, we may have a good lead on when the device would be coming out. And believe me when I say it will be “pretty soon”.
There are actually two leaks. One comes from BGR which claims that Thunderbolt will be out by March 21 while Android Central reports it will c
It seems that it is taking forever for the HTC Thunderbolt to come out. Originally set for a March 4 (while others say it will be out by March 10) release, some Verizon ads via YouTube for the said Android device have been mysteriously pulled out.
It seems that the HTC Thunderbolt has been having some battery issues as well as a firmware problem. So if this stands, it looks like the much awaited 4G LTE technology ma
The launch of the HTC Thunderbolt has suffered a minor setback after being informed that it will instead launch on March 4. This was made through Twitter from the Roseville California Best Buy which spread the news despite the much anticipated release by the end of February.
Though the delay may be only a couple of days away, the awaiting customers are bound to be disappointed somewhat. Aside from being an LTE-capable Android device, t
It looks like Best Buy is pulling out all the stops to make sure that the HTC Thunderbolt becomes more price-friendly to its customers. After initially showing a price of $299.99 paired with a 2 year contract for March, a strange new offer has surfaced. In the new ad, the HTC Thunderbolt will cost only $249.99 with the same 2 year contract.
If the second ad is true, you save an additional $50 for the pu
