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HTC Butterfly S leaks in spy shots
Nikhils •Leaked photos of what is allegedly the Butterfly S, the follow-up to the HTC Butterfly, reveal some amount of One influence.
HTC One production capacity improving, confirms executive
Anuradha •HTC One enthusiasts have something to cheer about now. The Taiwan-based company has confirmed that its production capacity for the smartphone is seeing an
Market Watch: Smartphones above Rs 30,000
Naina •The future of smartphone penetration in India created quite a buzz just a couple of months back when the hike in excise duty was announced at the Union Budget
HTC Butterfly's Android 4.2.2 update with Sense 5.1 leaks
Ram •The leaked build not only gives the much-needed boost to the Butterfly, but also means that the latest version of Android could come to HTC One soon.
Top 5 HD smartphone displays
Roydon •We shortlist some of the best displays we've come across on smartphones of late. Read on to find out who made our list...
HTC confirms next-gen Butterfly on the way
Nikhils •HTC is not fazed by the delay in the delivery of the flagship One smartphone, which will be hitting stores up to a month later than earlier promised. Instead...
Exorbitantly-priced smartphones will suffer most from excise duty hike
Nikhils •These are weird days in the smartphone world. High-specced phones with price tags exceeding Rs 40,000 are being released regularly, while last-year’s flagships...
Market Watch: Smartphones above Rs 20,000
Roydon •The upper mid-range smartphone segment is always buzzing since it’s here that you’ll find some of the most value for money offerings as well as older, high-end handsets that have now dropped in price.
Mobile Grudge Match: HTC Butterfly vs Sony Xperia Z
Roydon •The battle of flagship smartphones is a never ending story. Each year, a new chapter begins and we kick off 2013 with the HTC Butterfly vs Sony’s Xperia.
Qualcomm takes the wraps off Quick Charge feature, already present in 70 devices
Nikhils •Qualcomm has revealed that its latest chipsets, which are already in use in 70 smartphones and tablets, include a new technology called Quick Charge 1.0. The