Andrey Kormiltsev, the country manager at HTC Russia, has tweeted that the offical OTA rollout of Android 4.2.2 for HTC One users will begin in mid-June.

HTC has today released its revenue numbers for the month of May 2013.

Following the footsteps of Samsung, HTC went ahead and announced the HTC One Google Edition. This handset will be shipped with the stock version of the most recent build of Android OS.

HTC recently announced a new mid-range quad-core smartphone, the Desire 600. This handset packs a 4.5 inch qHD display, 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, 8 megapixel camera and more.

HTC and T-Mobile have started roiling out the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the One S in the United States.

HTC has started rolling out a new software update for the One that greatly improves the camera performance of the handset.

HTC Desire L was recently launched in Taiwan. This mid-range smartphone packs a 4.3 inch touchscreen display with 1 GHz dual-core processor.

HTC has finally released the HTC One in India for a MOP of Rs. 42,990.

HTC and Facebook recently announced the new HTC First smartphone. It is the first device that has been optimized for Facebook Home.

All eyes are on tomorrow’s mysterious event in which Facebook is all set to launch a specialized Android phone at its headquarters. Here are some of the leaked photos of what we might see tomorrow at the launch event.

AT&T and Sprint have announced their pre-order, release dates and the pricing for the HTC One.

HTC recently launched the Desire P smartphone in Taiwan. This handset will be exclusively available at Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom for $360.

AT&T has managed to nab an exclusive on the 64GB variant of the HTC One in the United States.

Rumors about Facebook Phone are back again, however, this time they might be true. With Facebook holding an event on April 4 at its headquarters, inviting the media to “come see our new home on Android,” the question still remains: Does anyone need a Facebook phone and does it actually make any sense?

HTC Desire P and Desire Q are the company’s latest mid-range handsets running on the Android 4.1 OS. These devices will be first available in China and Taiwan respectively.