Tag Archives : HTCdev.com

Hot on the heels of the recently released Samsung Galaxy S4 source releases is a few new additions to the HTC One list. HTC released a tiny bit of code 9 days ago for the HTC One for Vodaphone in the UK and France. Now the list has grown quite a bit. The current list now includes: Brightstar US (Developer...

HTC made a promise to the developers, the community and to the consumers. They said they would unlock as many bootloaders as humanly possible for as many devices as they could. They have been doing a fantastic job at getting things together and devices added. Near as we can tell, they did manage to unlock...

HTCDev.com has again released a series of devices from the dreaded locked bootloader shackles. This week we have the HTC Desire Z, ChaCha, Aria, DROID Incredible, Status, and T-Mobile G2 added. This is great news for devs and users alike. I was personally surprised to see the G2 in the list. It looks...

Keeping in tune with their promise to release the bootloader shackles on all devices launched after September 2011, HTC drops five more into the list. The additions include the Wildfire, Wildfire S, Desire, Merge, Salsa and the A315c (which is a Wildfire CDMA variant). The drop down menu has also changed...

It seems that a new HTC device is added to the bootloader unlock system almost daily anymore. The bootloader tool is said to support all devices that were launched after September of 2011 with support for older devices still in the works. I know we saw a lot of comments roll through when that statement was...

Many developers applauded HTC for creating a simple, fast and easy to use site for unlocking their devices. It takes the strain off them and makes life in general a little bit easier for everyone. Just today 3 more devices were added to the list with unlock options. Now HTC has made an announcement that...

HTC myTouch 4G Slide and EVO View 4G users have anxiously been awaiting to get their bootloaders unlocked, and today HTCDev has finally posted the tool to help do that. This will benefit EVO View 4G users the most, as they have just received Sprint’s Android 3.2 Honeycomb update. It’s great...

  HTC is making every effort possible to keep not only standard Android users happy, but also the dev community. Not to mention being one of the only companies even close to being in compliance with the open GPL. They recently just dropped source for 8 devices and all their international counter...

The hits just keep coming this week. On top of all the source code that was recently revealed yesterday, HTC steps in and drops the bootloader unlock for the EVO Design 4G and Amaze 4G. This is just another step in the right direction from HTC to help provide the community with some high quality devices...

HTC seems to be keeping up quite well with their kernel source requirements. They have recently just released the source for the Rezound, Explorer and EVO Shift 4G. To kick it up a notch, they also released the full Gingerbread update for the Desire. Giving the developing community 4 more source codes...

Now they have gone and done it! HTC has not only been working diligently to get the bootloaders unlocked for some of today’s hottest phones, but now they have added the HTC Flyer to the list. That makes the first tablet that can quickly and easily be unlocked. If you were scared to try to do it...

HTC is really staying on point lately. It means a lot to people to see a major player in the Android industry staying true to its word and following through. Just a few days ago they released the EU Sensation bootloader unlock software, and now today we have the next device on the list, the HTC Evo 3D....