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HTC One (M8) Eye Experience (Android 4.4.4) update begins rollout in Europe
The Eye Experience that made its debut on the HTC Desire Eye is now rolling out as on OTA update with Android 4.4.4 to the HTC One (M8) in Europe. The 252MB software update’s main features include facial recognition and tracking during video calls (up yo 4 people), auto and voice command selfies, split capture…
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Video: HTC RE app overview
The HTC RE camera is intended to operate on its own, but HTC has designed a great little app which can be used as a remove viewfinder for the RE and allows you to tweak settings or share your images to your social networks. The video above gives you a general idea of what the…
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Video: HTC Desire Eye hardware and software overview
The HTC Desire Eye isn’t going to replace the HTC One (M8) any time soon, but it’s certainly one of the most interesting phone’s to be added to HTC’s lineup in quite some time. The build quality of the phone reminds us of the HTC One X from a few years back. We’ll have a…
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HTC One (M8 Eye) makes its debut on HTC China’s website
A day after the unveiling of the HTC Desire Eye and HTC RE, HTC has decided to list the rumored HTC One (M8 Eye) on the company’s Chinese website. The pictures and spec rundown show that the HTC One (M8 Eye) has the same exterior design and internal specs as the original HTC One (M8)…
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Official: HTC Desire Eye announced with 13 megapixel selfie camera, Snapdragon 801 SoC
Move over HTC One (M8), there’s a new smartphone to pay attention to! The HTC Desire Eye has just been unveiled, delivering on the “ultimate selfie” rumors which have been circulating over the past few months. The smartphone’s main selling point is a 13 megapixel camera on the front that’s paired with a two-tone LED…
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Hands-on with the HTC RE camera
Before the unveiling of the HTC Desire Eye and the HTC RE camera, we had the opportunity to sit down with Drew Bamford and Nigel Newbuy-house about the company strategy. When HTC started out, the company’s main focus was building smartphones and other devices for other manufacturers. That all changed several years ago as HTC started…
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HTC Desire Eye specs
The HTC Desire Eye is the first device in the Desire family to actually include flagship specs. It’s 5.2-inch display sports 1080p resolution and the phone is powered by the same 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chip found in the HTC One (M8). The phone doesn’t have a metal body and will initially only be sold…