HTC launched two smartphones on Thursday running Microsoft’s latest update of its mobile operating system, called Mango, as Microsoft struggles to gain market share from Apple and Android smartphones.

HTC today announced the Radar, a new Windows Phone 7.5 mango smartphone. The Radar is a meant to serve as a mid-range WP7.5 device, and includes a number of HTC customizations of the WP7.5 platform.

The Titan has an excellent 8-megapixel camera. While it doesn't live up to the incredible camera found on HTC"s Amaze 4G, it is still one of the better 8-megapixel shooters I have tested in recent ...

HTC CEO Peter Chou announced Wednesday that HTC is developing a new line of Windows Phone Mango handsets. HTC was one of the first phone makers to embrace Redmond’s new OS, but sadly Windows Phone 7 ...

At a press event in London, HTC has announced its two new Windows Phone handsets - dubbed Titan and Radar - will hit the shop shelves in October. The firm is yet to reveal whether the devices are tied ...

Microsoft will soon begin pushing out Windows Phone 7 Mango as an over-the-air software update for devices currently running Windows Phone 7. But if you’ve got an HTC phone and you’re willing to do a ...

HTC has shown off its first two smartphones running Mango, Microsoft’s upcoming update for its Windows Phone mobile operating system. The new devices, the Titan and the Radar, are being shown to some ...

PARIS – Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC plans to bring out phones based on Microsoft's new Mango Windows phone software, which was launched on Tuesday, HTC Chief Executive Peter Chou said on Wednesday.

He might have been wrong suggesting Microsoft was preparing to buyout Nokia's hardware business, but Eldar Murtazin appears to be back on form. Via his website Mobile-Review.com, the Russian tech ...

HTC have made official their first two smartphones running Microsoft’s Mango OS. Blessed with the names Titan and Radar, both handsets sport moulded aluminium bodies not dissimilar to HTC’s Desire, ...

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp, which has been trailing Apple Inc and Google Inc in the fast-growing smartphone market, said it will launch Mango-powered handsets from top makers including Nokia ...