Google will finally unveil its new Moto X smartphone on August 1 in New York City, but until then, the rumors and leaks will continue. The latest reveals the handset’s new camera UI, which allows you to toggle options and switch between different modes using simple swipes and gestures.
HTC has at last officially announced the smaller version of its flagship HTC One, and if you haven’t already guessed it… It’s called the One Mini! The device is a smaller, slightly less powerful edition of its flagship variant, but it still packs most of the unique features that made the original One so popular.
HTC has begun teasing the upcoming HTC One Mini in a strange infographic that lists “little things that pack a big punch.” The Taiwanese company clearly hopes to change the belief that small means compromising ahead of the One Mini’s launch, which is presumably not too far away.
We know HTC is currently developing an HTC One Mini that will compete with the latest midrange devices like the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini. But new reports claim that the Taiwanese company is also working on a 6-inch HTC One Max phablet, which could take on Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note III later this year.
The HTC One’s Android 4.2.2 update has begun its rollout in the United Kingdom, HTC confirmed today. It was first spotted in China and Taiwan earlier this month, then began hitting parts of Europe on around July 6. Now Brits have the opportunity to get in on the updating action.
