HTC give us a closer look behind the Android updates

Today, HTC releases an information about behind the scenes in making an update. Here's the process:

• Step 0: Evaluation
• Step 1: Development
• Step 2: Integration
• Step 3: Certification
• Step 4: Push to customer

To see the full process, take a look about the picture below. Click the picture to enlarge.

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Intro: HTC Desire 400 dual SIM

OK, we've got another Android phone... Yes, HTC yesterday announced the new HTC Desire 400 dual-SIM. The phone has appeared in the Russian and Ukrainian HTC website. But they've gave us a different specs.

The Russian site says the HTC Desire 400 dual SIM has a 4.3" display at WVGA resolution, quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 1.2GHz processor, 8 megapixel back-cam with LED flash and 1.6 megapixel front shooter. The internal memory is in 4 gigabytes (expandable via microSD card slot) with 1 GB RAM memory.

Meanwhile the Ukrainian site says the phone has a 5 megapixel back camera, VGA front-facing camera and a dual-core 1GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.

But, both sites have listed that the phone has Sense UI and BlinkFeed, WiFi and HSPA, and a 1,800 mAh battery, which claimed up to 435 hours of stand-by time (on 3G).

The phone will available in three colors. No pricing data or date availability is given on this handset.





HTC Desire 400 Russian page
HTC Desire 400 Ukrainian page

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HTC M8 gets WiFi certification -- reveals superfast WiFi connection

The HTC One successor, the HTC M8, or HTC One 2, or HTC Two, or whatever he is called, appears in the WiFi certification document. According to the document, the phone will have WiFi a/b/g/n/ac support and two antenna bands (2.4 GHz and 5GHz).

The HTC One 2, aka HTC M8, is a phone that features an UltraPixel camera, BoomSound dual front stereo speakers, full metal body (like in HTC One), Snapdragon 800 chip, and a wider display (5" or 5.2"). The phone will run Android 4.4 KitKat and the new HTC Sense 6.0 user interface. The phone is scheduled to be launched in February next year.

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