On March 25, at London's Olympia HTC has announced the world launch of its new flagship: "HTC One M8". It was a strange launch. On the one hand, we already knew almost everything about the new phone, on the other hand - still we were accompanied with a thrill.
Not very-well known French company Wiko is going to attack the European market with a smartphone Wax based on the new chipset Tegra 4i. If all goes according to the plan, it will be the first commercially available phone using the new Tegra.
Xiaomi recently announced the budget phablet RedMi, therefore its (locally) greatest competitor cannot leave behind. A Meizu riposte is to be just announced model Charm Blue Note.
ZTE will present soon its flagship model Nubia X6. The phone just went for tests to TENAA, the Chinese communications committee. As a result, we have the additional photos and a handful of fairly reliable data.
Friday morning is a good time for some lighter topics. Today - as a curiosity – I introduce you to the most expensive accessory for the iPhone. What is it and how much is it?
Xiaomi officially introduced to the market a new model. The phone - depending on the market - will be offered under the name Hongmi Note or Redmi Note. The subbrand Hongmi most likely will be used in China, and beyond it the phone will appear as Redmi.
HTC has recently neglected the mid-priced segment of phones. The Taiwanese company, however, makes up for the loss and plans to introduce two affordable models Desire 516 and Desire 316.
As previously announced, the company officially unveiled the smartphone Oppo Find 7. It's the world's first phone taking pictures with a resolution of 50 megapixels.
The Gionee company, which became famous recently for the slimmest smartphone in the world, presents another interesting design. The U2 smartphone enters the market under the sub-brand IUNI (which comes from the English I am unique) and catches attention with a bold styling and a good specification.
After Samsung showed its newest watches based - unlike previous - on Tizen, it was almost certain that Google will respond to this move. It answered, though with the voice of Motorola...
