Mar 26
One of the most anticipated smartphone launches of the year has finally happened with the HTC One (M8) hitting stores yesterday. The smartphone landed in stores the same day it … Continue reading
Mar 25
The folks over HTC must have heaved a collective sigh of relief after the launch of the HTC One (M8) went on relatively well, but generally speaking, Android users are the ones who would benefit the most. Why do I say so? Well, it seems that HTC intends to bring their signature HTC BlinkFeed updates to anyone who own a decent Android-powered device via the Play Store.
HTC BlinkFeed Available To All Android Users Soon original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
Earlier today, HTC unveiled its latest handset, the HTC One M8. Interestingly enough HTC has decided to try a new strategy which is to make the phone available as soon as it is announced, as opposed to announcing it earlier and then have customers wait a few weeks or a month before they can get their hands on it.
The good news is that for those on AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint, the handset will be available for purchase today, although those on T-Mobile will have to wait until next month. Even better news is that it looks like Verizon is offering a “buy one get one free” deal for the HTC One M8. (more…)
HTC One M8 Gets “Buy One, Free One” Promotion From Verizon original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
The past few years have taught once high-flying cellphone makers one or two things about demand. As Samsung rose in Android prominence, the rest of the manufacturers fell one by one. LG? Life’s not good. Motorola? Mostly moribund. Then there’s HTC. Read More
Mar 25
Frankly, the only way this ad could be more effective is if it were a “let me Google that for you” link. HTC is right here. Dead right. In the first video ad for the new HTC One, Gary Oldman advises viewers to turn to the Internet to learn about the new phone. It simply doesn’t matter what Gary or Robert Downey Jr. tells viewers about the phone. It’s all marketing speak. Worthless. But great… Read More
Mar 25
OnePlus, a nascent company founded by ex-Oppo executives, still has a lot to prove before it can take a seat at the adult table. The company’s first smartphone, OnePlus One, is due to be launched on April 23rd. It has confirmed a few details about the specifications, but so far hasn’t given us a glimpse of the design or the materials its expected to use. Not wanting HTC to hog the spotlight today, the folks at OnePlus decided to take a swing at the All New HTC One.
OnePlus Takes A Swing At All New HTC One original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
Developers often have no patience of locked bootloaders, bloatware and carrier delays of latest software updates. Which is why certain manufacturers launch variants of their popular mobile devices that are geared towards the folks who make the apps and games that we love. Earlier today the All New HTC One was unveiled. It is already available for purchase through major U.S. carriers. Don’t worry, HTC didn’t forget about the developers.
All New HTC One Developer Edition Available Now original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
While the whole world is more or less thrilled with the announcement of the HTC One 2014 (aka HTC M8) with us having already taken it out for a spin, one ought to take note that the HTC One 2014 is not the only thing that is happening today to a HTC branded device. In fact, HTC executive Mohammad Versi took to Twitter to reveal that AT&T in the US has already approved the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for its version of the HTC One mini smartphone.
AT&T HTC One Mini To Receive Android 4.4.2 KitKat Update Soon original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 25
A solid, though relatively unexciting, upgrade to the previous One, this is instantly one of the two or three best Android handsets out there.
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Mar 25
Diving deeper into the HTC One (M8)
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After weeks of teases and Internet leaks, the All New HTC One, is official. Announced in New York City this morning, the All New HTC One improves on last year’s model with a larger 5-inch 1080p resolution display, sturdier aluminum construction, the addition of a microSD card, and three cameras (one on the front and two on the rear).
Rather than repeat our first impressions of the All New HTC One from our hands-on, we’re going to quickly dive into some of the finer details that you may have missed with the barrage of All New HTC One coverage. (more…)
Diving deeper into the HTC One (M8) original content from Ubergizmo. 
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