Facebook Home hit Google Play on Friday, but it only comes with support for a small handful of devices initially — and those devices have to be located inside the United States. But as is often the case when it comes to Android, there is a workaround.
You can now download a patched version of the official Facebook Home release for any Android device. Here’s how.
The HTC Developer Edition isn’t actually transparent, unfortunately.
HTC has confirmed that the HTC One Developer Edition handset will be available to purchase on April 19 in the United States, priced at $649. Unlike the regular model, this one comes with an unlocked bootloader and SIM, in addition to open APIs. It also offers 64GB of storage as standard.
The wait is nearly over for those of you down under. You will soon be able to get our hands on the HTC One. Pre-orders are set to begin tomorrow, April 5, with general availability reportedly scheduled for April 23. Check out the deals you can get on Telsta, Optus, Vodafone, and Virgin Mobile below.
You’ve probably heard a lot about the HTC One by now, but just in case you need a refresh on the design and features, check out HTC’s new infographic. Its purpose is to teach potential customers what the One has to offer, and how it can be used throughout their day.
The infographic provides a clean and clear insight into each of the HTC One’s individual features, from BlinkFeed, to BoomSound and the UltraPixel camera.
If you’re disappointed that your HTC One didn’t come with a microSD card slot, then you’re going to be extremely jealous of users in China. Not only will the device have a removable back cover and a microSD card slot when it launches there, but it’s also have two SIM card slots as well.
