HTC One Max the big brother of HTC One from HTC was announced globally and today we read this on GizBot that the latest phablet form HTC is arriving in India very soon. HTC One is a 6-inch Android phablet having the same HTC One features on a bigger screen and with a fingerprint sensor.
HTC One the flagship model launched earlier this year is a great device. Talk about its build, hardware, software, camera it excels everywhere. Following Samsung’s footsteps they had launched One Mini the lighter version of One which is not so good and very expensive. Today HTC unveiled the HTC One Max which is the 6-inch version of HTC One design with almost the same hardware as One.
HTC has today launched a new mid-range handset which had already gone on sale online a week ago. HTC Desire 500 the latest addition to the Desire lineup comes with cool fancy color combinatins and superior build. It has an active dual SIM which keeps both the SIM cards active.
HTC One Mini the smaller version of the HTC’s flagship One has now been listed on the HTC’s India website hinting it’s arrival soon. There is a lot of difference the One Mini and the One when considering the hardware specifications but the overall looks and some of the software features like BlinkFeed, HTC BoomSound etc still is kept for this handset.
HTC launched the Desire 600 few days back featuring the dual SIM active standby mode and now we are seeing the Desire 600c as available on Flipkart. Looking at the specifications, it looks exactly like the Desire 600 but with a slight difference that is it features CDMA + GSM whereas it was GSM + GSM there on Desire 600.
HTC India after launching the One had announced the Butterfly S in June this year which is basically upgrading HTC Butterfly to a new level. HTC India had listed the Butterfly S on their website in July 2013 as coming soon. After much of a wait it has now finally in stocks with retailers and ready to ship as seen on one of the Indian e-commerce website Saholic as seen in the picture below.
Following the success of the HTC One, the Taiwanese company has shrunk its flagship device, in the form of the HTC One Mini. In a bid to prove that “bigger is not always better”, it’s HTC’s way of venturing into the miniature smartphone market. Since the launch of the Galaxy S4 Mini, what can this palm-sized Android contender offer in the mobile phone arena? Let’s find out.
Keeping the premium aluminum build, the Mini was brought down to a handier size of 4.3-inch from the original’s 4.7-inch display. It’s 5mm slimmer and 20 grams lighter than its big brother. Perhaps, the only difference in the design is the white plastic band clad around its edge, which breaks up the aluminum embellishment at the top and bottom parts of its back. This provides an added protection on the device.
