Though Verizon has confirmed it will carry the HTC One, it has not set a concrete sale date, only  giving us the target time frame of “later this summer.” Fingers crossed that this means early July and not late August.

[Via Droid-Life]

HTC will start selling its new phone in July in Taiwan, asking NT$22,900 (about $766) for the unlocked, SIM-free device. Unfortunately, there’s no word when it will also be available in other parts of the world like Europe and the Americas. We do hope these regions will get this phone with Verizon perhaps announcing the Butterfly S as a Droid DNA2. We don’t have any such information, but we’ll make sure to get back to you as soon as we hear something new on this…

The Desire 200 comes packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 running at 1GHz, 512MB of RAM, a 5MP rear facing camera and 4GB of internal storage, which is expandable via a microSD card. The device will be running on an unknown version of Android with HTC Sense, a 3.5-inch HVGA display and Beats Audio support.

Pricing and availability have yet to be officially announced, and we will more than likely see the device rollout at a very affordable price point. Previous rumors have tipped the Desire 200 to launch later this year in some Asian markets.

[Via: HTC]

While the device doesn’t have the most impressive specs, it will more than likely come at an affordable price aimed at Asian markets at the moment. The device is rumored to come with a 3.5-inch screen with a resolution of 320x480p, a 5MP rear facing camera, a single-core processor running at 1GHz, 512MB of RAM, 1400mAh battery and 4GB of storage which is expandable via a microSD card. The device will also have Beats Audio support and the HTC Sense overlay.

While HTC has yet to confirm specs or pricing of the device, expect to see the HTC Desire 200 launching sometime this year.

[Via: thegioididong]

There is a limit of one registration per email account, and codes will be delivered to registered email address within 72 hours of registration.

So if you do grab the HTC One, head over to this page to leave your email, and expect a response with a voucher that you can redeem for some free stuff. It’s that easy.

And we want to know – what will you spend that money on?

We assume the Fetch has some sensors inside (GPS among others) as well as a Bluetooth radio to communicate with smartphones and tablets. That’s just a speculation at this point and we’ll rather have to wait and see what Taiwanese company is working on.

A similar tagging devices appeared in the past but none managed to reach the tipping point. Perhaps HTC’s brand could help bring these tags to the mainstream users; perhaps not. Only time will tell…

[Via: Engadget]

The information comes from XDA-Developers Forums, where one thread talks about two Android smartphones identified as “CA_Videotron VIDEO001″ and “CA_Dave DAVE_001.” DAVE, for those who don’t know, stands for “Data & Audio-Visual Enterprises Holdings Inc.” which operates as Mobilicity.

Of course, this is still in the “rumors phase” and we’ll rather have to wait for the official press release from either HTC or any of the two carriers (or both) when we can get back to you with all the details, including the price. We do know the HTC One is sold by most Canadian carriers for $99.99 with a three-year contract or $650 sans any strings attached. It’s fair to guess Mobilicity and Videotron will keep a similar price though you never know…

[Via: MobileSyrup]

Rest of the One Mini’s specs are already known and include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 400 dual-core processor, Ultrapixel camera on the back, 2GB of RAM, 3G/4G + Wi-Fi connectivity, and 16GB of internal memory. Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5 will run the show.

From what we’ve heard HTC will launch this phone at some point in August giving Samsung a head start over folks looking to grab a phone with a 4.3-inch screen.

So are you looking to grab the HTC One Mini once it’s out? Or you prefer the “real deal” and will rather grab the HTC One?

[Via: Unwired View]

The online retailer is running a one-day special deal, offering HTC’s flagship for just $79.99 for new AT&T or Sprint customers, while those upgrading will have to pour out $20 more (for a total of $99.99). You’ll still need to put your signature on a two-year contract, but that comes as given these days.

Both silver and black models are available so it’s just up to choosing whether to go with AT&T or Sprint. Check it out from the links below:

• AT&T Silver HTC One
• AT&T Black HTC One
• Sprint Silver HTC One
• Sprint Black HTC One

Again, this deal will be gone tomorrow so act now.

Here’s what we know thus far – the HTC One Mini will pack:

• 4.3-inch screen of unknown resolution – 720p HD (1280×720) or qHD (540×960), we’re hoping for the former
• 1.4GHz dual-core processor – most likely Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 which is the same CPU used in the HTC First
• Ultrapixel camera on the back
• Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with Sense 5 UI and BlinkFeed
• No IR blaster
• Stereo speakers on the front, Beats Audio branding on the back

We’re still not sure when HTC will officially launch the One Mini, but we’re hearing it will start selling at some point in the third quarter. More to come, obviously…

[Via: Engadget]

All details will be known on June 19th when HTC will officially announce the Butterfly S hopefully with information on how much it will cost and when we’ll be able to buy it. At the same time, the Taiwanese company will spill details on the Desire 600′s local availability, which is the part we won’t bug you with. Stay tuned in the meantime.

[Via: Engadget]