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The HTC One Mini does justice to its name by offering most of the features of the flagship One handset in a smaller and cheaper package. To HTC's credit, the phone offers the same user experience and functionality of its big brother with some concessions being made on the internal hardware. It brings along the award-winning design of the HTC One , Android 4.2.2 Jelly, UltraPixel camera and a host of other features, which make it a fantastic choice in the mid-range smartphone market. Design: Staying true to its name, the HTC One Mini retains the excellent build quality and design of its big brother. It is built using the same zero-gap construction of the HTC One, where the aluminum casing of the phone doubles up as the antenna. In terms of measurements, it stands 5.2 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide by 0.36 inch thick and weighs 4.5 ounces, which makes it a bit easier to operate with a single hand compared to the HTC One. In spite of the addition of a polycarbonate rim a

HTC has been seen as a small player in Android for the last couple of years, especially when compared with Samsung or LG which have been the bulk of the Android device sales. But lately, the company has been introducing a lot of interesting devices to the market, including its latest flagship the HTC One . This particular device provides some very nice and compelling features that may make you want to get it, especially when compared with what some of the competition can offer. Here are the top 5 reasons why you might want to buy the HTC One. Stylish and Modern Design:  The first has to do with the device itself. The handset looks very nice, sleek and modern, with a full body aluminium casing that looks and feels very solid. When compared with some of the plastic Samsung devices, this really feels like a superior product. This holds true in tests as well, with the HTC One performing beautifully when dropped or banged around, which proves that having a higher end finish is

HTC Butterfly launched in India for MRP Rs.45,900/- (US$ 835). HTC Butterfly was first launched as J Butterfly in Japan and then as Droid DNA in North America. Check out the specifications of "The Ultimate Smartphone" - Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ Quad-Core S4 Processor 5" Super LCD3 capacitive touchscreen. 16 million colors with 1080 x 1920 pixels. Screen protection with Corning Gorilla Glass 2 16 GB internal (11 GB user available). Expandable upto 32 Gigs. 2 GB DDR 3 RAM 8 MP primary camera, 3264x2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash. 1080p Full HD video recording 2.1 MP secondary. 1080p Full HD recording Android OS, v4.2 Adreno 320 GPU 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi, D-LAN, NFC, A-GPS, bluetooth v4.0 2020 mAh battery Others :  Dimensions : 2.78'' x 5.55'' x 0.357'' Beats Audio™ for HD Sound microSIM Gyro sensor Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor VideoPic - You can capture a 6MP photo while recordi