Released with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean on board, and brought to 4.4 KitKat more than a year ago, the nichey 5.9-inch phablet hasn’t been completely forgotten by its troubled makers. HTC tried a little too hard to please lovers of jumbo-sized, high-end smartphones back in the fall of 2013, throwing
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No diminutive HTC flagship for you this year, suggests a high-level company official, or in the years to come, presumably. In case you were wondering why it was all quiet on the Lilliputian upper mid-end mobile front, it might not only be because it’s too early for HTC One mini
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HTC plans to roll out Android 5.0 Lollipop to no less than 12 smartphones currently running 4.4 KitKat, and naturally, the One M7 and M8 Google Play Editions are first in line. With an unchanged official stance on Android 5.0 Lollipop updates since before the software got a dessert name,
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It’s a done deal, both the mid-range Desire and high-end One HTC smartphone families will be receiving selfie-centric refreshes before long. As soon as HTC started to tease October 8’s “double exposure” press event in New York City, we immediately thought of a One M8 take with an improved front-facing
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HTC’s top-shelf phone roster may still be open for business this year, as rumors of a One Max follow-up/One M8 spin-off resurface after a long, long hiatus. Whatever happened to the so-called One M8 Prime? Was it really abandoned so deep into research and development stages? Was it never a
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HTC has barely unveiled the One (M8), and the tireless rumormongers are already prepared to spoil the company’s next couple of surprises, revealing an M8 mini is around the corner, possibly followed by an enigmatic M8 “Ace”. (more…)
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Sprint looks to have won the US race for fastest carrier to certify Android 4.4 for HTC One, whereas in Canada the all-metal 4.7-inch phone is being upgraded to KitKat as we speak on all major wireless networks. (more…)
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Likely in an attempt to make users forget about the lack of One X/One X+ software support, HTC has announced the Android 4.4 KitKat update for One versions available on US carriers is in the hands of the “big four”. (more…)
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While it’s still unclear exactly when LG plans to roll out its 2014 flagship mobile devices, likely called G Pro 2 and G3, a fresh report out of Korea makes one joint feature look certain: fingerprint scanning. (more…)
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Probably realizing the freshly unveiled One max is bound to be a dud, HTC continues to ride One’s wave of popularity in the short time left to the formal intro of the upgraded version, codenamed M8. (more…)
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HTC’s next-gen flagship device, supposedly codenamed M8, has been fully detailed following its first benchmarking visit at AnTuTu and seems to carry a bittersweet spec sheet. (more…)
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It appears HTC may have finally learned from past mistakes, as the company’s next-gen flagship device, codenamed M8, is tipped to go on sale via all four major carriers stateside: Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. (more…)
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A set of leaked images from @evleaks have revealed the AT&T and Verizon versions of the HTC One Max. (more…)
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When word first started trickling out that HTC considered downsizing One max’s processor and go the Snapdragon 600 way instead of S800, I’ll not lie, I was pretty bummed out. After all, why go the “max” way if you won’t go all the way? (more…)
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Worst kept secret in tech history is a harsh phrase to use in regards to the HTC One max, since the Nexus 5 feels like old news before going official. But let’s not sugarcoat it, HTC’s done a horrendous job in keeping a lid on One max rumors. (more…)
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HTC’s One Max is leaked again, this time in a set of high-res images that offer the clearest look yet at the device. (more…)
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An image shared on Twitter details the HTC One Max’s internal hardware. (more…)
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Well, isn’t this a nice surprise? HTC’s still unconfirmed and unreleased One Max has been the talk of the town for as long as we can remember, with unofficial photos and bits and pieces of its spec sheet coming at us from left and right, yet today brings forth something
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Though unannounced and unreleased, HTC’s biggest and baddest phone yet, the One Max, is already shaping up to be a lemon for speed addicts. (more…)
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No Snapdragon 800 power, but very advanced fingerprint recognition technology. Uncomfortably large 5.9-inch display, but full-metal body. Overpriced but packing UltraPixel camera and massive battery. That’s the HTC One Max in a nutshell and there’s no use pretending we don’t know all that about it and more. (more…)
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