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Unboxing the HTC Desire Eye
The HTC Desire Eye is quite a unique device. It sports an impressive 13 megapixel front-facing selfie camera, a unique double injection polycarbonate body and a spec sheet which rivals many of 2014’s flagship smartphones. We’ve been playing around with the HTC Desire Eye for a few days, but we wanted to share our unboxing…
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HTC Desire Eye, HTC RE now available from AT&T
AT&T is now selling the HTC Desire Eye and HTC RE online and in retail stores across the country. Priced at $149.99 with a two-year contract, the HTC Desire Eye is quite an impressive phone. In the past, HTC has used the Desire brand for its mid-range devices, but it could be argued that the…
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HTC executive hints at high-end Android tablets in 2015
HTC has already made it clear that the company is looking to step back into the Android tablet space. Google and HTC worked together to bring the Nexus 9 to market, but HTC is planning to release HTC branded tablets in 2015. While the Android tablet space has been dominated by mid-range 7-inch device, HTC’s…
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HTC offers up 50% discount code on all accessories
The Nexus 9 HTC Hot Deal of the week may be sold out already, but HTC is hoping to keep you in a buying mood by offering up a discount code which gives you a 50% discount on all accessories listed on its site. The HTC Rapid Charge 2.0 plug isn’t available yet and Nexus…
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AT&T announces HTC Desire Eye, HTC Re launch date and pricing
The HTC Desire Eye and the HTC Re camera are coming to AT&T this week. AT&T has just announced that it will start selling both devices on Friday, November 7th. The Desire Eye will be available in Coral Reef (white) for $149.99 with a two-year with a full retail price of $549.99. The HTC Re is priced at $199.99,…
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Video: Nexus 9 unboxing
The Nexus 9 by HTC is almost here. Retail stores will start selling the Nexus 9 on November 9th, but we’ve managed to get our hands on a review unit already. The software on the Nexus 9 still isn’t final (we’re expecting an OTA update within the next 24-48 hours), but we thought we’d share…
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HTC Rapid Charger 2.0 listed on HTC’s website
Do you remember when the HTC One M8 was announced and there was this intriguing specification about Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 technology on board? This tech paired with a certified charger can restore 60% to a 3300 mAh smartphone battery in just 30 minutes. Earlier this month an inside source at HTC told us that…