The Sony Xperia Z2 was recently announced at the MWC event in Barcelona with a lot spoken about the smartphone’s design (more of the same), camera and the processor. But not a lot was discussed about the handset’s front facing stereo speakers. A new video has now popped up on YouTube which compares the speaker of the Xperia Z2 with the HTC One.

HTC really needs to step up its security over unreleased devices, because it has to be the worst when it comes to product leaks.

We’re just under a month away from the unveiling of its “All New HTC One,” and yet again the handset has been pictured out in the wild. These aren’t the sharpest of snaps, but they do give us a nice look at the handset’s new rear-facing camera sensors (yes, there are two).

AT&T is currently pushing out the hefty Android 4.4.2 over-the-air (OTA) update to all HTC One devices in the U.S. This upgrade brings the latest build of KitKat and Sense 5.5 to the handset, complete with a multitude of additional bug fixes and speed optimizations, together with a new charging animation for when the handset is switched off.

At the beginning of this month, Sprint became the first carrier in the United States to roll out the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update for its variant of the HTC One. Joining it today is the T-Mobile’s HTC One, whose Sense 5.5/KitKat update was certified by the carrier just a a few hours ago.

HTC is known for their miserable product names that makes it impossible for the average joe to make sense of. With the HTC One, the company kicked off the ‘One’ series in a hope to simplify and streamline its product line-up.

With the release of the next-gen One (M8) coming up, rumours have been floating around as to what HTC would be naming it — the One 2, One^2 or the One+.