The Android 4.4 update for the forgotten HTC Butterfly S is now rolling out globally. The information has been confirmed by renowned Twitter sources as well as several forum posts. The update is 736MB in size and will change the software version to 3.06.708.3.
The only two HTC smartphones to break cover at the MWC, the Desire 816 and the Desire 610, have now gone up for pre order in Germany. And contrary to previous reports, it seems like the two devices won’t go easy on customers’ wallets after all.
Back in January, HTC introduced the Desire 310 as a brand new ultra-affordable dual-SIM smartphone marked for Europe, however, the Taiwanese company failed to provide any pricing or availability information before now. Earlier today, the Happy Telephone Company announced that the handset will launch in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands on April 10 for prices ranging from €150 to €170.
We recently saw a clone of the Samsung Galaxy S5 just a couple of days after the real thing was announced. Today, we’re coming across another clone from the same manufacturer, but of the All New HTC One. Strangely, this comes weeks before HTC has even announced its flagship.
HTC today added a new entry-level handset to its Desire smartphone family. It’s called the Desire 310, and it’s the Taiwanese company’s first handset powered by a MediaTek processor. Other highlights include a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, and HTC BlinkFeed.
