The consumer edition of the HTC Vive will cost you $799

This is the year Virtual Reality is supposed to take us by storm, and it starts right here right now. Oculus has already begun pre-orders, and got more than it anticipated, and now, HTC is going to begin pre-orders for the HTC Vive, which is expected to be Oculus’ primary competitor.

Report: HTC is making two Nexus phones in 2016

Every year, Google chooses a new manufacturer for its Nexus phones, which often represent the best of what Android has to offer, or at least Google’s vision of the perfect Android phone.

Report: The HTC Vive may cost $1500

Virtual Reality has been in the works for quite some time, and now, the future of this field is slowly becoming clearer.

HTC stumbles upon break-through in Virtual Reality so big that it pushes back shipping dates

Product launches are difficult. Supply chains should be in place and should be functioning correctly, and the manufacturers and assemblers should meet deadlines. Then there are the quality checks and the certification tests, and only then does a product ship to consumers. But that’s not all when it comes to releasing new products. New products mean changes in production, and often these changes can result in flaws in the final product due to the entire process being new to the manufacturing companies.

Apple grabs over 94% of smartphone profits, while selling less than the competition

The smartphone industry is no place for new players, and even the old guard are finding it hard to survive in this increasingly competitive marketplace.

HTC delays its Fitness Tracker, yet again

HTC isn’t exactly thriving in the smartphone market, with its smartphone business being valued  less than the money that it brings into HTC’s coffers. And the thing is, phone make a large part of HTC’s revenue, so if its phones don’t sell well, HTC would be in real trouble.

The HTC One A9 leaks in pictures

HTC isn’t doing well at the top end of the market, which is dominated by Samsung and LG, which is why it has turned its focus to midrange phones.

HTC won’t be shipping the Grip: Would move straight to the second iteration

The wearables market is in a state of rapid growth, but it isn’t smartwatches that are fueling the demand. It is the fitness trackers that are flying off the shelves, and HTC apparently wanted a piece of that when it showed its curved screen toting fitness tracker called the Grip at MWC.

HTC announces the E9+ in China, a Mediatek Powered Phone toting a 2K Screen

HTC has updated its China Website to include a new Phone, the E9+. Strangely, HTC hasn’t officially announced it, and this listing just popped up out of the blue.

HTC announces the Re Vive: An innovative VR Headset built in partnership with Valve

Virtual Reality is a small and fast growing market, and the technology behind it is moving at a fast pace, and new players are making their debut in the field.