The competition smartphones will increasingly heated in this 2012. Aware of this, the Taiwanese smart phone manufacturer, HTC, was already preparing two precise moment in order to remain able to attract the attention of consumers. Read more…
As the development of chipset seems that OEM smartphones like HTC must also apply the latest chipset in their products. From the site DigiTimes reported that HTC will be announced in February their first smartphone that is run by a quad-core processors made by Nvidia Tegra 3 combined with LTE-enabled SoC Qualcomm’s MSM 8906. Read more…
The HTC Sensation smartphone has been around for a while now. We reviewed the smartphone back in May when it first launched. If you use the Sensation and would like to have more run time, you can get a LOT more battery life if you swap the battery inside your device with a new offering from Mugen Power. Mugen Power has a new battery for the HTC Sensation that is available now.
The stock battery for the Sensation is a 1560mAh unit. The battery that Mugen Power offers has more than twice the power capacity with 3600mAh inside. The new battery is part number HLI-Z710EXL and the battery life with the new cell inside is increased by 130%. The new battery will drop right into the battery bay of the Sensation and requires a new battery door.
The battery door is included and with the new battery and door the thickness of the Sensation increases to 18.05mm. That will add bulk, but if you are a heavy user, at least you can keep powered and don’t need an external charger or battery. The battery and door will sell for $104.95.
HTC Rhyme formerly known as HTC Bliss who appeared in numerous rumors over leaked image also specifications. Although categorized as middle class but the HTC Rhyme smartphone has been running the Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
Combine them with the latest UI Sense version 3.5 that is guaranteed in the HTC Rhyme user interface is very cool and smooth running. Read more…
The original Wildfire gave consumers the option of owning a budget version of the Desire. It was smaller, more affordable and had many of the best specs that made the Desire a great phone.
The Wildfire S – S meaning speedy – will hope to add onto the original and keep customers looking for something small, fast and reliable, happy. So what are the big changes and is it more of the same or is it worth your hard earned cash?
The Wildfire S doesn’t scrimp on spec in anyway and is as good as many phones considered to be at the premium end of the market. One of the most notable things about the Wildfire S is its use of Gingerbread. Android 2.3 is the common ground for top end handsets and unlike the newly released HTC Incredible; the Wildfire S comes equipped with it. Read more…
