Engadget - HTC's been around this block before -- the LTE one, that is. Back in March, the manufacturer was the first to hold Verizon's hand as it tested the 4G waters with the Thunderbolt. That launch may have been fumbled (see: hotspot cycling and 3G connectivity for starters) and the device plagued by battery issues, but as far as head starts go, Big Red got a big leap. Now the time has come for AT&T to play catch-up, shedding its reliance on an HSPA+ faux-G crutch and shifting over to LTE wireless speeds.
The Verge: The most exciting announcement for AT&T today has been the One X, but let's remember that it's not the first LTE-enabled HTC device to hit the carrier — that title would go to last year's Vivid, and owners have cause to celebrate this afternoon.
Vivid Entertainment has taken legal action against mobile powerhouse HTC, but it's the reason behind the C&D that makes for comic relief.
lmao- vivds porn industry must not be doing so good at the moment and they need some sort of free advertising. Well done. mission accomplished.
Ive never once seen a Nokia E63 and affiliated it with Mercedes Benz ever in my life.
Pocket-Lint: It's all go for AT&T and its smartphone 4G launch day. First up, we heard all about how the Skyrocket is in flight and now we can tell you about HTC's first 4G smartphone for the US network - the HTC Vivid.
The Vivid hasn't quite got the engine room of the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket, but still packs quite a hefty punch for its slightly cheaper price-tag.
