HTC continues its ongoing mission to keep building up excitement for its February 19 event, where it will almost certainly reveal its new Android flagship, the HTC M7 (or possibly the HTC One). Its latest salvo is a countdown clock, ticking away until that event’s set to get started, highlighted with some short teaser videos of the new hardware. Digging into the page’s code reveals it’s pulling these clips from an “m7teaser” directory, and HTCSource ...
Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the iOS 6.1.1 update and what it means for the Jailbreak community. Then we move to competing grounds and talk about Android 4.2.2, which just got released. The Galaxy S IV continues, though the rumors of a Galaxy S IV mini have us more skeptical than pleased. Then we talk about Nokia’s recent leak of a probable tablet coming soon. We end today’s show with a minor load of confusion, as now we can’t figure out what the final design of the HTC M7 will be. All this and more after the break. Stories: -
We’ve heard HTC’s Peter Chou talk about how the company needs to get smarter with how it advertises its smartphones, and based on the teasers it’s been releasing over the past couple weeks for its upcoming February 19 event, it just might have this buzz-building routine down. The latest isn’t quite so eye-catching as last week’s but it may just give us our first official look at HTC’s next flagship. Like we said, this is pretty far removed from
Last week, a rumor suggested that the HTC M7, the company’s 1080p Android that we’re hoping will be publicly revealed next week on February 19, would actually arrive as the HTC One. That info came from a very reliable tipster, but any rumor is a lot nicer when you can add a little confirmation to help back it up, and now we have what looks like some pretty compelling evidence in support of the HTC One name, in the form of a UAProf file from HTC itself. The UAProf for ...
There are few markets in the world that host as vicious competition as the mobile market here in the United States. Every move by every company is literally do or die. In just four years, we have witnessed a handful of mobile companies fail – some new companies that couldn’t find a foothold and older companies that couldn’t keep up with the changing of the tides. We are only about a month and a half into 2013, yet the competition is as heated as ever. One of the largest trade shows of the year, where we saw several high-end 1080p handsets and even a gargantuan 6.1-inch ...
Our first look at the then-HTC-M7 showed us a phone that appeared drastically different from the hardware we subsequently saw in follow-up renders and pics. The handset featured extensive grille designs on both the top and bottom of its face, reminiscent of the sort of thing we see at the top of the 8X, but far larger, possibly suggesting stereo speakers. While that layout hadn’t appeared since, it’s now back courtesy of tipster evleaks, just a few days after he claimed that
The HTC M7 is probably one of the most anticipated phones to be announced by the Taiwanese manufacturer — hopefully on February 19 — and it’s been all over the internet lately in forms of rumors, speculations, and leaks. Recently we found out that the phone might not be called the “M7″ after all, that being just a codename. HTC One seems to be rumored as the final product name and a picture taken by a certain HTC One’s camera has surfaced on Flickr. The largest uploaded version ...
Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the HTC M7, and it’s possible real name. Then we go through some leaked Nokia patent designs that may reveal a next generation Lumia. Then we talk about Microsoft’s rumored Project Blue, which seems to be a new version of Windows Phone in the works. Spotify and Windows Phone take the spotlight next as the beta for Windows Phone 8 is now public. We end today’s show talking about how much Evasi0n has grown in just a couple of days. All this and more after the break. Stories: -
Could HTC’s One series of Androids, started last year with the One X, One S, and One V, still have some life left in it? If phones like the Butterfly and Droid DNA had you thinking that the company might have started moving on to some other naming strategy, and all the rumors of the M7 only seemed to cement that feeling, a new rumor out today might just get you to think differently, making the claim that the M7 will launch as none other than the HTC One. This info comes to us from tipster evleaks, who has been pretty accurate with his ...
Even if it takes six Skype calls to make a podcast happen, we’re gonna do it for you folks, because that’s just the kind of guys we are. And it’s a good thing, too; while the news cycle has calmed down somewhat in the wake of last week’s big BlackBerry event, there’s still plenty to talk about from the worlds of Android and Windows Phone, from rumors and speculation to … well, no, just rumors and speculation, really. But it’s scintillating stuff, especially if you’re into things named “M7″ and “Nokia Tablet.” All that, ...
The HTC M7 will indeed be called the HTC M7, at least according to recent reports and leaks. The internal document above, coming allegedly from Phone House, appears to confirm that the HTC M7 will land on March 8, at least in France, for 649.99 EUR SIM-free, which is around $880. The specs on the sheet seem to match those which were rumored previously: a 1080p screen of 4.7-inches, 13-megapixel camera a the back, 32GB internal storage, 4G capability, NFC, Beats Audio as well as Sense 5 running on top of Android. We’re expecting to see this phone on February 19, as well as trying to ...
We’re less than two weeks away from when HTC has scheduled its next press event, when we’re hoping that the company will unveil the M7 we’ve been hearing so many rumors about lately, as well as catching a brief glimpse of it in the hands of company CEO Peter Chou. As we eagerly await that event and the news it brings, HTC has been sending out a new teaser ad to the German press and, well… it’s more than a little odd. The depiction of what appears to ...
Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Android 4.2.2 and a possible release date before Key Lime Pie comes to town. Then we talk about HTC as new rumors have the company bringing more than just another cool name for the future camera technology on the M7. The iPad is next as we found a “Radio Buy Button” we’re trying to make some sense out of. Then we talk about the rumors of Apple working on an iPhablet, and yes, we dismissed it just as quick as we began. We end today’s show talking about Amazon Coins and why it doesn’t make sense. All this and ...
We might as well take the HTC M7 for granted with the company’s CEO, Peter Chou, showing the device off to the drooling masses. The February 19 event is likely about this new Android flagship for the year and the device was omnipresent in leaks, reports and rumors in the recent past. Subject to speculation is the so-called “ultrapixel” sensor rumored to be part of the new Android flagship and an official HTC ...
Last week, all the rumors I’d been hearing about HTC’s M7 really started to crystallize, and between HTC sending out its save-the-dates for its February 19 press event (which, were I a betting man, I’d be placing some serious wagers on it serving as the M7′s public announcement) and Peter Chou’s impassioned cheerleading for the M7 at the HTC year-end party, the M7 really started moving from the ...