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Cricket drops price of HTC Desire 520 to $20
Looking for an amazing discount on an entry-level HTC smartphone? Cricket has cut the price of the HTC Desire 520 by 80% and is now selling the phone for a cool $20. To take advantage of the promotional pricing, you will need to port a line over to Cricket Wireless. The HTC Desire 520 was launched…
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HTC theme of the week: galvanized
Welcome to the HTC theme of the week, a series where I spotlight a theme I’ve found in the HTC Theme app, from a user I follow, a recommended theme, or eventually ones I’ve made myself. The Themes app runs on phones with HTC Sense 6 or higher and has a huge gallery of user…
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How to record a Hyperlapse video with the HTC One A9
Released towards the end of 2015, the HTC One A9 is equipped with the best camera HTC has ever put into a phone. Along with its improved imaging sensor and optical image stabilization, HTC also threw in a new Hyperlapse feature in the camera app. Honestly, recording a Hyperlapse video with the HTC One A9…
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HTC Desire 728 now available in India
HTC is continuing its expansion plans in India this week with the launch of the HTC Desire 728. Priced at Rs 17,990 ($269 USD), the HTC Desire 728 is a fairly nice mid-range smartphone with a 5.5-inch 720p display, octa-core Mediatek MT6753 processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, microSD card slot, 13 megapixel…
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CES sheds light on PC specs for HTC Vive
The year 2016 is definitely going to be the year of VR! If the 70% increase of VR presence on the CES show floor isn’t convincing enough how about the PC industry creating a whole new certification for machines that are VR Ready. That’s what GPU maker NVIDIA has done to help consumers prepare to…
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HTC will start taking HTC Vive pre-orders on February 29
We’re know for a while that HTC Vive pre-orders would start in February, but Cher Wang gave out the exact date during an interview with The Telegraph. The date to circle on your calendar is February 29 – the week after Mobile World Congress. Not much is known about the HTC Vive’s price, but we’re…
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UA Record is using IBM Watson to analyze your fitness
Before you get paranoid about IBM’s Watson super computer keeping track of every step you make when using the UA Record app, we’d like to point out that the partnership between Under Armour and IBM does not give IBM access to any of the data. Under Armour is using Watson Analytics from IBM which is…