HTC today unveiled a new handset under its ‘One’ brand for the Chinese market — the One ME. The handset is a cheaper variant of the company’s flagship One M9+ handset sold in the region.
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What ads might look like in BlinkFeed. Photo: HTC
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The OnePlus 2 could be a lot pricier than its predecessor. Photo: OnePlus
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Is HTC really using Gorilla Glass 4 on the One M9? Photo: HTC
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