The HTC One M8 and HTC One M7 will soon receive their Android 5.0 update. But suppose you own the HTC One E8, the HTC Desire 610 or the HTC One max. When will these models be updated to the latest and greatest Android build?
Following the HTC One M8 Google Play Edition, which received its tasty Lollipop treat last month, two more iterations of the company’s flagship smartphone from last year are now in the process of getting the software update.
A video posted on social media shows an HTC One M7 running the latest build of Android. HTC’s UI, Sense 6.0, is also on board. The video shows off the new multitasking screen.
Qualcomm celebrates CES 2015 by kicking off a sweepstakes that allows folks in the US (age 18 or older) to win cool prizes for four days – starting today, January 6, and until January 9 (when CES ends).
HTC this quarter should announce a new flagship smartphone alongside a new version of its Sense UI. While the final name of the upcoming smartphone isn’t known yet.
Rumor @upleaks is back with more on the HTC Hima; the upcoming One M8 replacement and this time there’s an AnTuTu screenshot to back up the claimed specs.
HTC Video Highlights for Windows Phone has been updated. This is the feature for the HTC One M8 for Windows handset that is similar to the Lumia Storyteller app.
Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer HTC has said that it will focus more on entry-level 4G devices in Q1 2015, adding that the company will promote these as well as specially designed models online.
The HTC Gallery app was updated today in the Google Play Store. With today’s changes to the Gallery app, HTC users in some areas will be able to view their photos and videos in the cloud.
Screenshots and videos of HTC One M8 running Android 5.0.1 with Sense 6.0 made the rounds online. This time, the device boots software number 4.1 as opposed to 4.0 from a past leak.
A leaked image of the Windows 10 Store shows that it will offer an HTC Windows Phone app. This would seem to confirm the expected unification of the Windows Phone Store with the Windows Store in Windows 10.
HTC’s flagship offering for next year is apparently codenamed Hima. We’ve already heard a few things about it, and even a comprehensive spec list got leaked a while back.
HTC reportedly intends to use a different naming scheme for it. The upcoming flagship handset is currently codenamed HTC Hima, and rumor has it that it will be available starting March 2015.
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