HTC One
Verizon customers rejoice: the HTC One for Verizon has been spotted passing through the FCC, meaning the release date is not too far off.
It wasn't too long ago that the HTC One Android 4.2.2 update began rolling out in certain parts of the world, and as owners of the handset worldwide wait for the firmware to land in their hometown, here's a quick look at where it's already available.
Those interested in purchasing a high-end Android smartphone will inevitably land on the Samsung Galaxy S4 or HTC One. It's time to take a look at how these two handsets stack up against each other now that they both have access to Android 4.2.2.
The HTC One finally received its much-anticipated Android 4.2.2 update last week, and while it was good news for owners worldwide, the update was initially limited to only a couple countries. Luckily, now it seems like the upgrade is rolling out in more countries than before.
The HTC One is finally receiving its much-wanted Android 4.2.2 update, bringing the smartphone's operating system on par with rivals like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Sony Xperia Z. Still, that's not necessarily good news for all owners of the handset.
Owners of the normal single-SIM HTC One, your highly anticipated Android 4.2.2 update is finally beginning to roll out.
Android 4.2.2 is reportedly rolling out for the HTC One, but before HTC fans everywhere rejoice, there is one caveat - it's for the dual-SIM version. Still, the rollout means that Android 4.2.2 for the normal single-SIM HTC One isn't far off.
Could the HTC One never get its fair share of Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean goodness?
HTC One owners were recently let down when the smartphone manufacturer didn't roll out Android 4.2.2 on time, but an Australian carrier might have some good news: Android 4.2.2 for the HTC One will be landing in July.
HTC just launched a new smartphone that is in some ways more premium than its flagship device, the HTC One. No longer cocooned in the depths of the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer's inner sanctum, the HTC Butterfly S burst forth at an HTC' event in Taiwan Wednesday, and it's an impressive little beast.
The HTC One was expected to receive its bump up to Android 4.2.2 last week, and while the new version of Jelly Bean still hasn't rolled out, there is some good news: it's still coming, but nobody knows when.
HTC One owners were supposed to have received a very special gift in the form of Android 4.2.2 last week, but as the time has come and passed, the update is still nowhere to be found. HTC's ambassador to France, Yves Wi, is still confident that the upgrade will roll out soon, which means that it may launch this week.
After lots of rumors and leaks, the HTC One Mini looks to be a real, and inevitable thing. While some leaked photos purporting to be the One Mini, previously talked about under the shorthand name "M4," were iffy, the latest leaked photo of the supposed HTC handset, caught by Engadget, is so convincing that it pretty much seals the deal: the HTC One Mini is almost certainly real.
The HTC One mini appears to becoming a reality. After weeks of speculation and rumors swirling around the internet, Bloomberg has reported that two sources have told them the diminutive One variant will be released this summer.
Rumors are really picking up speed about HTC's possible new phablet challenge to the Samsung Galaxy Mega and Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The rumored HTC phablet that was called the HTC T6 for about a week, after some possible specs had leaked, but it has been given a new (rumored) name: The HTC One Max. We also have a possible blueprint and some more detailed (but still unconfirmed) specs for the phablet.
