HTC DROID DNA
Last updated: Oct 24th, 2012.
HTC has broken the boundaries again with the DROID DNA. This 5-inch behemoth comes to compete directly with the Galaxy Note 2, but what gives it the edge over the popular Samsung device? Well, this guy has a full HD 1080p display. Mix that with a powerful 1.5 GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 2 GB of RAM and Android 4.1 and you have one beast of a device.
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Review: $5 Poetic Palette case for the HTC Droid DNA [VIDEO]
I’ve shown off many a case here on Phandroid, highlighting the best the interwebs has to offer in keeping your device safe and blemish free from life’s mishaps. Today’s case “review” is a little bit different in that I have officially found my first case I am not only unhappy with — I feel the …
HTC Droid DNA Review
If you live by the axiom that bigger is better, you probably understand where Verizon is coming from with the release of the HTC DROID DNA. With its high-res 5-inch display, the phone joins the class of devices pushing the limits of just how big a smartphone can be, but unlike some of those handsets, …stars News & Updates launch
HTC Droid DNA receiving Android 4.4.2 KitKat and Sense 5.5 on April 24th
The HTC Droid DNA is officially receiving Android 4.4.2 KitKat and Sense 5.5 this Thursday. Pretty amazing considering the phone launched before the One flagship line. Kudos, HTC!
Android 4.3 heading to T-Mobile HTC One this week, Droid DNA in December
Good news, HTC One users on T-Mobile! HTC’s Jason Mackenzie just announced via Twitter that the Android 4.3 update for the HTC One has just been approved by T-Mobile, and you should see the update hitting your devices in the next few days. It was only a few weeks ago that the update hit both …
HTC One to skip Android 4.2.2 in the US, will receive Android 4.3 by Sept (Canada and Droid DNA as well)
With the HTC One being HTC’s premier flagship device, there’s no questions smartphone maker is doing their best to not only promote the device, but support the device with timely firmware updates. Originally launching with Android 4.1.2, we’ve since seen the device receive updates to Android 4.2.2 in Asia and European markets, but as so …
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DROID DNA going for free in latest Verizon sale
Verizon doesn’t have an HTC One to offer you, but one of the carrier’s other HTC phones is being offered for absolutely nothing at all. Come get your coupon for a free HTC DROID DNA.
HTC posts source code for One and Droid DNA
The HTC One isn’t available on a global basis just yet, but the phone’s source code is. HTC just posted the files along with those for last year’s Droid DNA. The One’s code offers devs and tinkerers their first opportunity to check out the behind-the-scenes workings of such new Sense elements as BlinkFeed.The availability of …
HTC DROID DNA now receiving OTA upgrade
Yesterday, we learned that the HTC DROID DNA would be receiving a software upgrade over-the-air, and now the upgrade is rolling out to folks all over the land of the free and the home of the brave. It’s 103MB in size, and should bring with it many important bug fixes and improvements.Verizon’s changelog says to …
HTC DROID DNA S-OFF achieved, but at a cost
The HTC DROID DNA has proven to be one tough cookie to crack in a software-only fashion, but it looks like the handy engineers and developers of the Android world have achieved S-OFF on the device. There is one catch, though: the process requires J-TAG, and that’s not something the common user should look to …
Review: Nillkin case for the HTC Droid DNA [VIDEO]
As you guys well know by now, I cycle between Android devices like I do my underoos (every few weeks). Since I’m often selling a previous device for the next greatest model, I like to ensure my devices stay in tip-top shape and near mint condition. There’s no better way to guarantee that than by …