HTC One M9 is Officially Announced

This is the new HTC One M9 - HTC unveiled it at Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona. The new flagship smartphone looks a lot like it predecessor (One M8). It sports the same aluminium unibody design with HTC's trademark BoomSound speakers.

The HTC One M9 still packs a 5-inch 1080p Super LCD3 display - same as the One M8. The highlight of the front are the traditional dual front-facing speakers,  it's now enhanced further by Dolby Audio - combined HTC BoomSound with build-in amp and 5.1 Dolby Surround sound.

Introducing the OnePlus Flagship Smartphone, the OnePlus One

OnePlus, a new mobile phone company based in Shenzhen has finally announced its first smartphone - the One. The device comes with "flagship killer" specs and priced at an affordable price starting from $299.

HTC Announces the One Max Supersized Smartphone

It's finally here, the long rumored HTC One Max smartphone. After a few leaks and hints found on the Internet, the HTC is ready to launch the HTC One Max: a super-sized smartphone with 5.9 inch 1080p display, an enlarged version of the HTC One.

The phablet shares the same premium aluminum look and feel found in the original One. You can now enjoy the best overall smartphone experience on a larger screen and thanks to the front facing BoomSound stereo speakers which gives you the best audio experience too.

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Android 4.3 Update Available for HTC One

The latest software update Android Jelly Bean 4.3 is now available for the HTC One unlocked models. If you're a owner of a HTC One, you may now start to check the update for your phone. The HTC started rolling out the Android 4.3 update for One few days ago starting from Taiwan, and will be hit all the other regions very soon.

The significant improvements on the Android 4.3 includes enhanced low light camera performance, a battery charging percentage indicator, improved gallery and overall system stability. So, what are you waiting for? Check the software update for your device to see if you are eligible.

Source: Android Highlights