Not sure what exactly mid-range means, but it says so in the PR! It says the Desire 500 is a phone for people who want a superior mobile experience but at an affordable price, but nowhere in the PR does it mention the price. So what exactly is affordable? So anyway, the Desire 500 has a 1.2ghz quad core CPU with a 4.3” display and it comes with the ever popular HTC Blinkfeed built-in. The Desire 500 can also accommodate microSD cards up to 64gb and it has an 8mp rear camera along with a 1.6mp front camera. It will be available sometime this month in black or blue colors, I kind of like the blue myself..So I’ve got some pictures for you and of course the official PR..
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Mobility Digest Review: HTC External Battery Bank BB G400
I think we all know who HTC is, they make some of the best phones out there I think. Many of my phones have been HTC brand and I’ve been happy with the all, but they make do make more than phones. Today for review I have the HTC BB G400 or the External Battery Back, which is what it sounds like, an external battery to provide extra power to your devices like phones and tablets. The HTC battery pack is very small and portable but it contains a 3000mAh rechargeable battery that should be more than enough to charge your phone a couple times. The battery pack has a standard USB port on it for output power which means you can pretty much charge anything powered by USB with it. So read on to learn more…
The HTC One Now In “Glamour Red” HTC One
HTC knows when they’re on to something special, they have announced a “glamour red” color variant of the hugely popular HTC One. Although I wish they would have called the red something other than glamour, I must admin, it is a stunning color option! It should make an already “perfect” phone more perfect. Still no … Read more
Mobility Digest Review: OtterBox Commuter Series Case for HTC One
Today for review I have what I consider one of, if not, the best HTC One cases on the market today, the OtterBox Commuter series. This has become my favorite case and I’ve tested a lot of them. Yes I reviewed the Otterbox Defender series case for the HTC One little bit ago but while that’s a great case it’s just a little too bulky for my tastes. The Commuter series case on the other hand offers a similar level of protection but without all of the bulk. The Commuter series case is sleek and rather thin really so you don’t lose the svelte profile of the HTC One but yet it still protects it. This case includes covers for the microUSB and audio ports which I think is important as it keeps the dirt, dust and anything else out of them. The case comes in two parts, a soft silicone padded inner case and a hard outer shell and when combined offer excellent protection to absorb shocks and impacts and really protect the HTC One. Out of all the cases I have for the HTC One the OtterBox Commuter Series is the one that I always come back to. So read on…
Mobility Digest Review: Otterbox Defender Series Case for HTC One
Today I have what turned out to be a rather large review of a case for a phone. When you think of cases for phones, you think of simple things and usually reviews for them are small. Somehow this review got really big with forty plus pictures in it, I’m not sure what happened but I guess I just had a lot to show you about this case. I think everyone by now knows that if you want one of the best cases for you phone then you buy an Otterbox case and that’s what I have for review today, the Defender Series for the new HTC One Android phone. The Otterbox Defender Series is the top of the line case you can get if you want the most protection for your phone. This case offers multiple layers of protection from bumps, drops, scrapes, scratches and more and it even comes with a built-in screen protector and a belt clip so your phone will always be handy. So if you’re looking for the ultimate in protection for your new HTC One, then read on…
Mobility Digest Review: HC C840 Genuine HTC One Double Dip Hard Shell Case
I got a new phone! I got a new phone!! Yep I got the HTC One last week and I’m absolutely loving it, even though I really haven’t played with it all that much… Seriously though it’s a great phone so far, call quality is excellent, and it’s seriously fast and the screen is just gorgeous. I still find it amazing that the HTC One with a 4.7” screen is running the same resolution as my 47” HDTV, but oh well, it’s a beautiful screen plain and simple. One of the first things I do when I get a new phone is get a case and a screen protector, in fact I ordered one of each a week before I knew the phone was arriving! So the case I got was from Amazon, but I got an official HTC case from our friends at Mobile Fun for review which is much better than the cheap one from Amazon. The case I have for review today is the HTC HC C840, or the Double Dip Hard Shell case and it’s a great case overall, well made and it offer a lot of protection for the phone. So read on to learn more….
HTC One AT&T and Sprint Retail Launch April 19th
HTC had forecasted that their 2013 flagship Android device would arrive on US carriers towards the end of April. Well they have certainly seemed to hit that target with today’s announcement from the carriers. You can pick up the 32GB option for $199 on both carriers. The 64GB option is exclusive at launch to AT&T … Read more
HTC: Bold, authentic and playful
HTC is now dropping their semi famous and much beloved “Quietly Brilliant” tag line. The important people in suits over at HTC finally came to the realization that the small company was not loud enough, so they’ll be getting a bit more aggressive in the very near future. How aggressive? Brilliant ideas like crashing the … Read more
HTC trolling at Galaxy S4 event
HTC carrying on with their new found aggressive behavior, they crashed the Samsung Galaxy S4 event. Here is a video of them showing off their new flagship, the HTC One, to people in the street. Needless to say, the folks all seem impressed! Mush on HTC… mush on!
HTC Struggles To Secure Parts For HTC One
We already know that launch dates for the HTC One has been pushed back due to a struggle to secure vital components for their flagship. In particular the focus has been on the difficulty securing camera parts that their UltraPixel technology relies on. The Wall Street Journal reports that in addition to the camera parts … Read more