The Android Headlines Show Podcast is Up! HTC One (M8) Edition

The Android Headlines Show podcast is live! This week is all about the new HTC One M8. It was officially announced on March 25th, and we have all your coverage. We go over all of the specs and features, as well as some new stuff that HTC announced alongside the device. It was an awesome show and it’s one that you’ll want to download and listen to. Here’s the show notes from this week:

• HTC One M8 officially announced

• Available in four colors

• 40% longer battery life versus the original HTC One

• What is the Duo Camera and how does it work?

• Available on pretty much all major Canadian carriers

• All four major U.S. carriers will carry the device

• Verizon has it available already, and it’s on a buy-one-get-one free sale

• HTC releases the BlinkFeed SDK

• HTC One M8 benchmarks

• HTC One M8 intro video

• The display gets a color boost

• Sense 6 vs Sense 5.5, in screenshots

• HTC One M8 Google Play Edition available for $699 on the Play Store

• HTC Fetch app is in the Play Store for the Fetch Key Chain

Here’s the video from this week’s Hangout:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl545myZvdI

And the podcast stream. You should download the episode, too!

 

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