HTC's Viveport Streaming is a new $13 monthly subscription service that gives VR headset owners access to a catalog of 2,000 titles, including 800 premium games, making it easy to discover new virtual reality titles.
It’s easy to forget HTC still makes smartphones, as it sold most of its phone division to Google. The phones are still there, though, and HTC has announced a pair new ones: The HTC U19e, and the Desire 19+.
A post on HTC Taiwan's Facebook page seems to confirm that a new midrange HTC phone will be announced tomorrow, June 11. Could this be the HTC U19e that leaks have been predicting for a while now? We'll find out tomorrow.
HTC has finally released its Vive Pro Eye virtual reality headset in the United States, but before you get excited, it's important to note that it's not really for gamers. This headset is meant for commercial and business use.
We may not know exactly when the Sprint 5G network gets turned on, but at least we know which devices will support it.Sprint on Thursday announced it has started taking pre-orders for its first 5G-ready phone, the LG V50 ThinQ 5G. Moreover, it is also selling the HTC 5G Hub hotstpot.The LG V50 ThinQ 5G will retail for $1,152 outright; however, Sprint will offer it for just $24 per month on an 18-month Sprint Flex lease. This is a special pricing for those who pre-order the phone and amounts to half off the cost.Customers who want to take advantage of Sprint’s 5G speeds will need to sign up for the company’s Unlimited Premium plan. At $80 per month it’s $20 more than its standard Unlimited Basic option. For the extra money, though, subscribers get Amazon Prime, Tidal HiFi, and 100GB of LTE hotspot data.The HTC 5G Hub will cost $600 on its own but Sprint will discount it by 50% if purchased on pre-order. Doing so puts it at just $12.50 per month.Both devices start shipping on May 31 but it’s not clear when the 5G network will be activated. Sprint hasn’t made any overt announcements other than it will be available in Atlanta, Dallas, Kansas City, and Houston this month.Other markets expected to see Sprint’s 5G network include Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C.Those who want to utilize the hotspot on 5G will have to pay $60 per month for 100GB of ultra fast data. Worth noting, once that threshold is reached, speeds are throttled. Not to 4G or even 3G… but 2G. Keep that in mind in the event you were planning on changing your entire home around.
HTC has yet to release a 5G-compatible phone, but that's not stopping the company from adopting 5G. In fact, at Mobile World Congress 2019, HTC announced a new 5G hub that features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, 4GB of RAM, and more.The post This HTC smart display is the company’s first 5G-compatible device appeared first on Digital Trends.
The HTC U12 Life is a midrange smartphone with a large 6-inch screen, plenty of battery life, and a dual lens camera, but it bears little relation to its bigger sibling. Find out if it’s worth considering in our HTC U12 Life review.The post HTC U12 Life review appeared first on Digital Trends.
Groter is beter moeten ze bij HTC gedacht hebben en dus brachten ze een grotere versie van hun vorige topmodel de U11 uit. Wij vragen ons echter hardop af wat de U11+ toevoegt aan het al bestaande assortiment en of hij de moeite waard is om te overwegen. Dit toestel luistert naar de naam U11+ en de Plus van dit toestel ten opzichte van de gewone U11 zit hem in het grotere scherm. Het betreft hier een 6.0 inch exemplaar met een beeldverhouding van 18:9. Verder heeft het toestel dezelfde Snapdragon 835-processor en 12 megapixel camera als zijn kleinere broertje.
Apple has finally unveiled the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max -- flagship phones set to go up against all the best Android devices. But is the iPhone XS Max really worth buying? And does it compare to devices like the HTC U12 Plus?The post Apple iPhone XS Max vs. HTC U12 Plus: Does more expensive mean better? appeared first on Digital Trends.
Gamers can now break free from wires as the HTC Wireless Adapter hits store shelves, allowing HTC Vive users to connect their headsets wirelessly to their Windows PC without the need for cable tethers.The post Virtual reality breaks free as the HTC Wireless Adapter hits store shelves appeared first on Digital Trends.
We really liked last year's HTC U11 Life, but that means its successor, the HTC U12 Life, has its work cut out for it to prove itself worthy of the name. Here's everything we know about the HTC U12 Life.The post A tweet suggests the midrange HTC U12 Life could launch this week appeared first on Digital Trends.
HTC's Viveport store and subscription service will be opened to Oculus Rift users in September this year, letting them buy titles directly and take advantage of the monthly game-delivery service.The post HTC breaks down VR barriers by bringing Oculus Rift titles to Viveport appeared first on Digital Trends.
The Oculus Rift may have brought virtual reality into the public eye, but HTC’s Vive, built in partnership with Valve, does it better. Does the Vive still represent the true future of virtual reality, or are there better competitors on the market?The post HTC Vive review appeared first on Digital Trends.
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