Comments on: UTStarcom Knick, Sidekick Clone with 3G and GPS Revealed for AT&T http://www.phonenews.com/utstarcom-knick-sidekick-clone-with-3g-and-gps-revealed-for-att-4687/ Providing complete coverage of the wireless industry, cell phone news, and future 4G technologies. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:12:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: AT&T to Brand UTStarcom Knick as Qucikfire, Expected This Month | PhoneNews.comhttp://www.phonenews.com/utstarcom-knick-sidekick-clone-with-3g-and-gps-revealed-for-att-4687/#comment-21093 AT&T to Brand UTStarcom Knick as Qucikfire, Expected This Month | PhoneNews.com Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:54:12 +0000 http://www.phonenews.com/?p=4687#comment-21093 [...] W-CDMA, UTStarcom Pricing and tentative launch details have surfaced on a new messaging device we previously reported on for [...] [...] W-CDMA, UTStarcom Pricing and tentative launch details have surfaced on a new messaging device we previously reported on for [...]

]]> By: Christopher Pricehttp://www.phonenews.com/utstarcom-knick-sidekick-clone-with-3g-and-gps-revealed-for-att-4687/#comment-20655 Christopher Price Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:49:22 +0000 http://www.phonenews.com/?p=4687#comment-20655 Danger uses different OEMs... but HTC is not one of them. Sharp is responsible for manufacturing most Sidekicks, Motorola was responsible for the ill-fated Sidekick Slide. PCD (formerly UTStarcom) handles device adaptation and intermediary relations. HTC does use PCD (again, formerly UTStarcom) for device approval and carrier relations, on CDMA devices. That is why older HTC CDMA phones were branded as UTStarcom. More recently, HTC uses their brand on the devices, while PCD still handles carrier relations, testing, and approval work in the U.S. Danger uses different OEMs… but HTC is not one of them. Sharp is responsible for manufacturing most Sidekicks, Motorola was responsible for the ill-fated Sidekick Slide. PCD (formerly UTStarcom) handles device adaptation and intermediary relations.

HTC does use PCD (again, formerly UTStarcom) for device approval and carrier relations, on CDMA devices. That is why older HTC CDMA phones were branded as UTStarcom. More recently, HTC uses their brand on the devices, while PCD still handles carrier relations, testing, and approval work in the U.S.

]]> By: Ameer Robinsonhttp://www.phonenews.com/utstarcom-knick-sidekick-clone-with-3g-and-gps-revealed-for-att-4687/#comment-20642 Ameer Robinson Thu, 25 Sep 2008 22:48:53 +0000 http://www.phonenews.com/?p=4687#comment-20642 isn't HTC the OEM for both Danger and UTStarcom? isn’t HTC the OEM for both Danger and UTStarcom?

]]>