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Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich release is slowly trickling out to devices around the world -- and today, HTC has promised to send the upgrade to three more of its phones.

Reports around the Web say HTC has confirmed Ice Cream Sandwich for its Thunderbolt phone. Before you start celebrating, though, you may want to read this.

Apple has won an anti-Android victory at home in the US, with HTC required to remove some of its handsets from sale because they used ideas patented within the iPhone.

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has decided that some HTC (TPE:2498) phones violate one Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) patent. But HTC is celebrating, because it was cleared of violating the other 19 patents that Apple cited. The company also says the workaround is easy. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers weigh the claims. Not to mention: Fat Joe is Not So Fat Now...

Apple has won yet another significant battle against its litigious iOS copycats, with the International Trade Commission (ITC) declaring the company did not violate patents owned by S3 Graphics/HTC. Will Google be next to face the courts?

Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich release is almost here, and little by little, details are trickling out about which devices will get a taste.

Wondering how the HTC Rezound stacks up next to the Galaxy Nexus and Droid RAZR? Check out this detailed comparison of Verizon's hot new Android phones.

What with all the new phones making their debuts these days, it's a little difficult to set yourself apart from the pack. HTC is trying its best with the new audio-centric Rezound Android phone.

Reports that Apple has lost its biggest-selling handset position to Samsung and HTC may be over-exaggerated, as the release of the iPhone 4S drove iOS usage up an impressive 61 percent in October

Google's strategy of fighting Apple over Android in a global series of legal disputes led by proxy firms has always been utterly annoying, but now seems set to fail as the International Trade Commission (ITC) rejects HTC's claims Apple abused its patents.

The Android Police uncovered a 'massive security vulnerability' due to 'snooping environment' modifications HTC made to the Android OS. EVO 3D, 4G, Thunderbolt, and others can be exploited to leak phone numbers, emails, SMS, IP addresses, last known GPS location and more. HTC is investigating the claim.

If you've got an HTC Thunderbolt, get ready: All signs suggest Gingerbread is finally headed your way.

The reports of Windows Phone 7's slow death are thoroughly off-base, says Achim Berg, head of Windows Phone marketing, and predicts that Windows Phone 7 will rocket to more than 20% of the worldwide smartphone market by 2015. It seems unlikely, but Berg says he has facts and plans to back it up.

HTC is now openly telling customers it has no plans to upgrade the Droid Incredible to Android 2.3, aka Gingerbread -- but thus far, no official announcement has been made.

HTC EVO owners, rejoice: Gingerbread is officially coming your way.