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08/05/2018

HTC had to use the iPhone to make anyone care about the HTC U12
HTC is still making smartphones of its own, even though it lost a substantial amount of engineers when it sold part of its mobile division to Google last year.
The struggling Taiwanese smartphone maker will unveil a new handset on May 23rd, according to a recent message the company posted on Twitter. Teasing the upcoming event for “a phone that is more than the sum of its specs,” the message features an image of smartphone parts that seem familiar.
As it turns out, HTC is using old iPhone components to drive up hype for its new phone, the HTC U12. At this point, however, it’s hardly likely that anybody gets excited about a new HTC phone that’s not Pixel branded.
The company posted the following image a few days ago, leaving it to readers to notice that the parts in the picture belong to HTC’s iPhone-making rival.
It was AnandTech readers who first noticed that HTC showed off iPhone 6 components in its ad. It’s pretty easy to verify that: just look at iFixit teardowns of the phone.
Say what now? Is HTC going to cram parts elegantly in its next phone? Will anybody care?

01/10/2017

iPhone 8 Plus-Portraits of her-Apple.

01/10/2017

Next HTC Sense Home update to bring new Pixel Launcher style app drawer
Although HTC doesn't own a smartphone business any longer, the Taiwanese company will still launch another flagship by the end of the year. Google acquired HTC's workforce, which includes almost 2,000 engineers, earlier this week, in an attempt to turn its Pixel phones into a much more competitive lineup.

Regardless of that, HTC will continue to support its newest smartphones with updates whenever needed. In fact, a new report claims the Taiwanese company plans to release a new Sense Home update, which will include some major changes.

One of the many improvements included, the app drawer is supposed to mimic the swipe gestures of the Pixel Launcher. The way it works and the design of the new Sense Home will bring some of HTC's smartphones much closer to the Pixel phones software-wise.

We have yet to learn when exactly HTC plans to release the updated Sense Home update, but by looking at the leaked video, fans won't have to wait that long to experience the new features of the Pixel Launcher style app drawer.
Phonearena

08/05/2017

01/05/2017

HTC U 11 discovered on Geekbench
Exactly one month ago, we told you that the HTC U 11 appeared on benchmark site AnTuTu. Now, the manufacturer's next flagship phone has made the trek to Geekbench. The listing for the HTC CBP, which is exactly what the phone was called on AnTuTu, confirms the specs found on the latter's website. That includes the use of Qualcomm's latest and greatest Snapdragon 835 chipset. For the test, the octa-core CPUs were running at a throttled clock speed of 1.9GHz.
The Geekbench listing also showed that the handset will carry 4GB of RAM and has Android 7.1.1 pre-installed. The phone scored 1912 on the single-core test and 6137 on the multi-core test. The new HTC flagship will be unveiled on May 16th.
Two weeks ago, we got our first look at the phone, which is expected to sport a feature called Edge Sense. This will allow users to squeeze the sides of the device to reveal certain applications on the handset's touch sensitive edges. Other rumored specs include a 5.5-inch display with a 1440 x 2560 resolution. 64GB of internal storage is expected to be inside, and the U 11 could hit the marketplace with a 12MP rear-facing camera and a 16MP selfie snapper. Considering that HTC just shoehorned a 4000mAh battery into the mid-range HTC One X10, perhaps we will see a large capacity juicer inside the U 11.

12/03/2017

marginal (adidas originals): adidas Originals | ORIGINAL is never finished

11/03/2017

marginal (Y-3) : Y-3 | Spring/Summer 2017 Campaign Video