HTC has updated its bootloader unlocking tool for its Android range of devices, and now the bootloader is capable of unlocking all of HTC’s Android devices that have launched since September this year.

We’ve recently been hearing of smartphones and tablets with quad-core processors and it hardly seems like any time ago that we were impressed by dual-core processors in devices. Today we’ve heard of another quad-core tablet on the way, this time from HTC and dubbed the HTC Quattro.

The HTC Rezound will be the first phone with Beats Audio to hit the U.S. when it arrives in Verizon stores Nov. 14.

HTC is launching a new tablet, the Jetstream, on Sept. 4 at a price of $699.99 exclusively through AT&T.The Jetstream is set to run on AT&T’s 4G LTE network, though the network as of yet is still in the process of being built out and isn’t as abundant as rival 4G networks, so some users might get 3G or Edge service if a 4G signal can’t be found.

HTC unveiled its first two Windows Mango phones, as Microsoft looks to stake its claim in the smartphone market.The Taiwanese phone maker introduced the Mango-powered Titan and Radar to its fans, with an official release set for next month in Asia and Europe. HTC did not announce prices or details on a U.S. release.

HTC introduce its new Android smartphone, named HTC Desire S.The new HTC Desire S was appeared all over the net a few days back named as HTC Desire 2.S. The new HTC Desire S smartphone is powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon Qualcomm MSM8255 processor and runs on the Android 2.4 operating system with HTC Sense UI.

HTC announce a new Android tablet, the HTC Flyer, which comes with a 7 inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 and runs on Google Android 2.4 Gingerbread.HTC Flyer tablet runs with most powerful 1.5 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, Android 2.3 OS, 1GB of RAM for handling multi task applications, 5 mega pixel auto focus camera with LED flash on back...