HTC One Mini hands on videos by different Tech gropus

So, HTC One mini is official. It is a beautiful phone having same metal body with design similar to HTC One. It is loaded with 1 GHz dual core Snapdragon 400, 1 GB RAM and 16 GB of storage. Camera is also similar to that of HTC One i.e. 4 Ultrapixels. Front camera is of 1.6 MP. Display size is of 4.3" with 720p at 341 ppi. It runs on Android 4.2.2 and Sense UI is also present. This phone doesn't have NFC and IR blaster, but this is done to reduce the costs. 

Two color shades will be available same as that of One, Glacial Silver and Stealth Black. It is a perfect phone to beat Samsung Galaxy S4. This announcement probably had made Samsung to think and research more. HTC says that it will hit market in August. 

Let's have a look at the hands on videos

1. Android Central: HTC One Mini hands-on preview 

2. TechnoBuffalo: HTC One Mini Hands-On 

3. The Verge: HTC One Mini Hands-On

4. Engadget: HTC One mini: Flagship looks, UltraPixel camera and 4.3-inch 720p display hands-on 

5. Slashgear: HTC One mini hands-on SlashGear

Hands on to Galaxy S4 by Different Tech Experts

So, guys Galaxy S4 is now in town. The most awaited phone from Samsung is expected to provide a step next from Galaxy SIII and will be the next best selling Smartphone. Samsung claims that the Galaxy S4 will create “a richer, simpler and fuller life”.

Galaxy SIV looks much like Galaxy SIII while the differences are of screen size and processor as wall as some software features. Well Samsung says that it will deliver new Software features to Galaxy SIII.

You can find specs difference between Galaxy SIII and Galaxy SIV, generated by GSM Arena. 

We know that you guys are eagerly waiting for Galaxy S4 video reviews. So here, we have sorted some of the Hands-on review videos by some Tech experts. Go on and have a look.

1. Galaxy S4 hands-on demo by The Verge

2. Samsung Galaxy S4 hands-on by Android Central

3. Samsung Galaxy  S4 hands-on by TechnoBuffalo

4. Galaxy S4 hands on by Engadget

5. Samsung Galaxy S4 Hands-on & Overview by Unbox Therapy

So these were some videos which will help you to have a basic idea as well as first look of Galaxy SIV. You can also visit Hands-on Gallery by The Verge.

Official Video of Samsung Galaxy S4

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The Verge, Engadget, Android Authority, TechnoBuffalo

Sony Xperia Z hands on by different Tech-groups

Sony's flagship phone or I should say superphone was seen at CES 2013: Xperia Z. Undoubtedly it is an amazing phone. It has super display of 1080p resolution as well as 13 MP camera. What's the icing on the cake is that the device is loaded with water proof technology, making it a hard to beat smartphone.

A lot of Tech groups covered the unveil and hands-on of Xperia Z. I have sorted and added some of the videos as well as reviews from them. Scroll down to see the hands-on videos. Hope you will like it. 

Xperia Z Specs at a glance. 

• 5-inch display with a 1920 x 1080-pixel resolution
• 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor
• 2GB of RAM 
• 13-megapixel camera, 2.2 MP front camera
• 7 mm thickness
• 4G LTE
• 2230 MaH battery
• Android 4.1.2 (upgradable to 4.2)
• The best thing: It's waterproof

Get all specs @ GSM Area

1. Hands-on by TechnoBuffalo





2. Hands-on by The Verge



3. Hands-on by PocketNow




4. Pocketnow covered Samsung Galaxy S III v/s Xperia Z




View Xperia Z Gallery by: The Verge, Engadget

Sony Xperia Z official Trailer

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Ubuntu for Phone hands-on by TechnoBuffalo

Report from CES 2013 by TechnoBuffalo

Aaron Baker hits the floor at Pepcom’s Digital Experience to bring you details on the recently announced Ubuntu platform for smartphones. While it’s also a plus to have additional options in the smartphone marketplace, we have to wonder if there is enough room to support another mobile operating system.

Here's Aaron's report

Ubuntu for smartphones isn’t just about the mobile experience though. In fact, the whole idea is that you can plug in a monitor and use a complete Ubuntu desktop experience. That means installing full Ubuntu applications, surfing the web with a keyboard and mouse, working in OpenOffice and so much more. It’s incredible.

My fear is that Ubuntu for smartphones may only be for a niche audience, only because the market is super crowded right now. That will all depend on who Canonical can sign on as a hardware partner, though. Imagine if Samsung or HTC took a swing with an Ubuntu phone? Trust me, I’m already drooling.

 Read full article on TechnoBuffalo.

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