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HTC One Double Dip Case review
When the HTC One phone first came out, HTC released two official cases called the HTC Double Dip Flip and the HTC Double Dip Hard Shell. I reviewed the HTC Double Dip Flip earlier in the year but have not had an opportunity to review the HTC One Double Dip Hard Shell case until now.…
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Google Now Launcher officially available for the HTC One GPe
The HTC One Google Play Edition may be running a stock version of Android, but the launcher with Android 4.4 wasn’t exactly the same as the one installed on the Nexus 5 – until now. The Google Now Launcher is now up on Google Play, giving all Google Play Edition and Nexus devices the ability…
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A detailed look at what the HTC M8’s dual-sensor camera will offer
HTC’s focus during Mobile World Congress has been on the HTC Desire 816 and Desire 610, but a few members of the press were able to dig up some information which gives us greater insight into what HTC may be planning with a dual-sensor camera setup on the back of the All New HTC One.…
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HTC Desire 610 announced with budget-friendly specs
With the launch of the HTC One’s replacement scheduled for March 25th, HTC’s Mobile World Congress announcements are all centered on budget-friendly Android devices. If the HTC Desire 816 is a “flagship mid-rang” device, we’re thinking that the HTC Desire 610 is a mid-range, mid-range device. The HTC Desire 610 comes with a 4.7-inch 960 x…
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HTC Desire 816 introduced at MWC, redefines the “flagship mid-range” smartphone
HTC’s highlight of Mobile World Congress is the new HTC Desire 816 (formerly known as the HTC Desire 8). HTC is pitching its largest Desire series phone as a “flagship mid-range” since it comes equipped with a 5.5-inch 720p display, 1.6GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 SoC, 1.5GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, microSD expansion (up to 128GB), 2,600mAh…
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HTC to harness the power of the One for medical research with “Power To Give” Android app
HTC’ kicked off Mobile World Congress on a much different note this year. Yes, there are a few new devices in HTC’s lineup, but the company is also looking to harness the power of its phones to help medical research. HTC has teamed up with UC Berkeley’s Dr. David Anderson (the creator of SETI@home) to develop the…
