The New HTC One is Coming Soon by April End

HTC Corp said its latest smartphone, the HTC One, will roll out in three countries next week, but sales will be delayed in North America and other countries in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

“HTC has been unprecedented demand for and interest in the new HTC One, and the care taken to design and build it is evidenced in early reviews,” HTC said. “The new HTC One will roll out in the UK, Germany and Taiwan next week and across Europe, North America and most of Asia-Pacifica before the end of April. We appreciate our customers’ patience, and believe that once they have the phone in their hands they will agree that it has been worth the wait.” 

The new HTC One is coming soon. With a sleek aluminum body, a live home screen that streams all of your favorite content, a photo gallery that comes to life, and dual frontal stereo speakers, the new HTC One is ready to reshape your smartphone experience.

Design - Rectangular, flat, and extremely thin, the HTC One is practically all screen. It 4.7-inch LCD display uses SoLux technology for improved picture quality. HTC also makes a big deal about the One’s all-alumium chassis, describing it as using a zero-gap unibody design.

Core Hardware - Beating inside the heart of this regal machine is a 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, fresh off of Qualcomm’s factory floor. The HTC One will also ship in two memory configurations, a stock 32GB model and a tricked-out 64GB version.

Software - To match its premium parts, the HTC One has all the power of modern Android Jelly Bean at its disposal.

Camera Prowess - The HTC One continues the company’s strong focus on phone camera capabilities. The new One handset will feature an updated ImageSense system, new ImageChip 2 hardware, along with a revamped light sensor.

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Samsung Unveils Galaxy S IV: Slimmer, 5-inch Display and Smart Scroll

Samsung unveils its fouth generation smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S IV, in New York City on Thursday. This launch further positions the electronic giant as Apple’s biggest competitor. After a lot of teasing, and a lot of leaking, the much-anticipated smartphone is finally here, which will go on sale in April.

Last year’s version, the Samsung Galaxy S III, remains the world’s most popular Android smartphone, having sold over 40 million units. Can the Samsung Galaxy S4 keep or exceed the record? Now let’s take a deep drive into some key features of Galaxy S IV.

Improved Hardware: Samsung Galaxy S4 is super thin and light, with a 7.9-millimeter thick body, weights 130 grams and a larger 5-inch screen, which is much crisper, with a 1080p, super AMOLED panel. It will be packing a flagship-standard 2GB of RAM and a hefty 2600mAh battery. It will come in 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB options, with a micro SD card slot allowing for expand storage. Naturally it will also have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4, and NFC.

Focus on Camera: Another standard feature of Samsung Galaxy S IV is the 13-megapixel camera, which will take crisper and better low-light shots. In addition to the new interface, there are new features like dual shot and recording mode, which lets you combine photos and video from both the front-facing 2-megapixel camera and the rear camera into one shot or video.

Smart Scroll and Pause: Samsung Galaxy S4 features smart scroll and pause, which does detect when a user’s face which watching a video and pauses play when then a person looks away.

S Health, S Translate and More S: Samsung has added a host of new features that might add to people’s daily life, S Health takes advantage of the accelerometer in the phone to track your steps and other fitness activity. Other apps include S Translate, which can translate voice to text, and Samsung’s remote app, which uses the IR blaster in the phone to become a remote control for your TV.

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