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Although he started the 2015 CES with the launch of HTC Desire 320, at the end forecasts have been met and the Taiwanese company has launched the HTC Desire 826, which we discussed some time ago, and now it’s official. Although in the end we were kept awake until dawn, took a few hours to show what would be its new terminal on the Desire range as promised a few days ago. The new HTC Desire 826 is official and has, as the Desire EYE, with a focus lovers “selfies” since it has incorporated UltraPixel camera on the front.

With Snapdragon 615 and 2 GB of RAM

 But a first thing first, is that this new mid-range comes with a 5.5-inch screen and FullHD resolution. Inside, and is what gives this category a step behind the larger is its Snapdragon 615 processor, one of the new family of 64bit Qualcomm that beyond being a quad core to 1, 7 GHz, also features connectivity LTE Cat 4 series terminals at home. Specifically, this HTC Desire 826 is a dual SIM with the particularity that the two cards can be can count 4G connections.

With a design that follows the aesthetics of HTC Desire 820, colorful and mixing various shades for polycarbonate shell with metallic accents, also highlights the use of a 13-megapixel rear camera with flash and aperture F / 2.0. However, as stated at the outset, this is a new “selfie-phone” and HTC has taken his UltraPixel technology, although in the rear chambers of the HTC One was not entirely understood, greatly enhances the front of Desire 826 with 4 megapixel sensor.

 Completing the characteristics of RAM 2GB and 16GB for internal storage which can be expanded via microSD card, battery of 2600 mAh and the speaker system BoomSound front stereo for terminal with dimensions of 158 mm long by 77, 5 mm wide and 7.9 mm thick 183 plus grams.

 How it happened with previous HTC Desire 820, your first stop will be the Asian market, at a price that is expected to be between 250 and 300 euros. It is already present in some western websites with the sign “Coming Soon”, which makes foresee that will jump to these regions being the first of the middle range of the Taiwanese brand, of course, will come with Android 5.0 Lollipop series and HTC Sense 7.

HTC Desire 826 - new "selfie-phone" with front camera Ultrapixel

The alleged Monkey King 2 smartphone from ThL is said to support the latest 4G LTE network.

We just got a few leaked sketches from MTKSJ.

From what we can see, the phone should have very small screen edges and we would see a older design from the first ThL models contrasting from the angular design that we saw lately.

Stay tuned on PhonAsia for more informations.

Microsoft is looking to encourage developers to produce apps for its Windows Phone platform, paying out vast amounts of money to get devs on board.


With the Windows Phone ecosystem still struggling to gain a serious grip on the market, being dwarfed by iOS and Android, latest reports have claimed that Microsoft is giving developers up to $100,000 (£63,000) to get high-profile app developers to turn to the Windows platform.

Sadly, this isn’t everyone’s answer for how to make money fast. Microsoft is said to be saving the big bucks to target developers with a proven track record of crafting popular, profitable applications for rival platforms, namely those made by Apple and Google.

"My friends in Silicon Valley say Microsoft has been offering $100,000 or more to companies that will build Windows Phone apps,” a reporter for Bloomberg said in a recent article. They stressed that Microsoft has paid key name developers more than $100,000 to get them to develop for Windows Phone.

Although the Windows Phone platform now has more than 145,000 apps, it still lags a long way behind iOS and Android, both of which what are closing in on the 1 million apps milestone. What is more troubling for Microsoft, however, is the continuing lack of high-profile apps that are becoming something of a must have.

With Windows Phone still a system that is frequently overlooked by developers, earlier this year rival BlackBerry suggested that although it will be bringing its BBM system to iOS and Android in app form later this summer, Microsoft’s OS is still too small to be considered.

“When we look at critical masses and we look at other mobile platforms, iOS and Android at this point in time stand out to us,” Vivek Bhardwaj, Head of BlackBerry’s Software Portfolio, told us. “We are not excluding other platforms, it is just our focus needs to be on those that can get BBM to the masses and the data shows that iOS and Android make up the bulk of mobile users around the world.”

HTC has taken the wraps off the HTC Desire 510, its most affordable 4G phone yet.


The HTC Desire 510 comes with a 4.7-inch display, which will soon be all the rage in the high-end smartphone market (thanks to the iPhone 6), and an 854 x 480 resolution that definitely wont be.

While the Desire 510 is powered by a seemingly low-end 1.2GHz Snapdragon 410 quad-core processor, this is actually Qualcomms first 64-bit chip. In other words, it might not ever be the fastest CPU on the market, but its one of the more future proof.

Elsewhere the HTC Desire 510 has 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, and a microSD slot for expansion purposes. Around back theres a 5-megapixel camera, while your selfie/video call (delete according to age) needs are taken care of by a 0.3-megapixel camera.

Its a fairly chunky phone for the specs, with a 9.99mm-thick polycarbonate body that weighs in at 158g.

Theres a 2,100mAh battery on board, and the Desire 510 will ship with Android 4.4 KitKat and HTCs Sense 6 UI. As noted, it will also support 4G LTE networks for super-fast data speeds.

"The industry has been talking about the 4G effect for so long now that it’s easy to forget that only a small selection of top-end devices are taking advantage of the technology," says HTC CEO Peter Chou. The HTC Desire 510 is designed to offer the benefits of 4G to those with lower budgets.

The HTC Desire 510 will be available in two colours: Terra White and Meridian Grey, and itll also come with its own HTC Dot View case. Theres no news on pricing or release date as yet, but HTC has confirmed that its coming to Europe, Asia, and the US.

Its recently been rumoured that HTC could have another 64-bit Desire phone on display at IFA 2014 next week. The HTC Desire 820, as its being dubbed, should provide slightly higher specs than the Desire 510 for a mid-range price tag.

Microsoft has revealed its next big Windows Phone update is nearly ready, codenamed ‘Denim’.


The firm’s Lumia Twitter page responded to a fan that enquired as to why the update still hadn’t landed, despite promises for a Q4 2014 launch.

The post read: “It will roll out soon following testing and operator approvals.”

New features expected to ship with the software update include improved Cortana functionality, as well as 4K video support.

There’s no telling when Microsoft is actually going to release the update however, with the ‘roll out soon’ tip frustratingly vague.

Whatever the case, the Windows Phone moniker for Microsoft’s mobile operating system is running out of time.

At an unspecified time next year, Microsoft plans to drop Windows Phone entirely, instead opting for the Windows 10 tag across all platforms.

Microsoft’s platform-unified Windows 10 will bring a one-for-all app store and better cross-device functionality.

Unfortunately, we still don’t know when the big Windows 10 change-up will happen either, although we’re expecting a pseudo-unveiling at Microsoft’s Build conference in the middle of 2015.

Other features of the new unified OS include desktop-friendly Cortana and the return of the Smart Menu.

JiaYu mysterious device has been spotted scoring an honorable score on Antutu : 16000 which is on par with its direct challengers, especially the XiaoMi HongMi (Red Rice).

So far, what we know after those leaked photos :
- Very compact phones (those who wanted one will love this) : 125 x 62 x 9.9 mm
- 4.3" HD Display : 1280 x 720 pixels, 341 ppi
- Quad Core SoC at 1.3 GHz MT6582
- 8 MP rear Camera
- 2200 mAh Battery
- OTG and dedicated audio processor
- Dual Sim TD-SCDMA (for China Mobile 3G only)

But in this case, because the Jiayu chose to use the MT6582 which supports natively TD-SCDMA and WCDMA, a WCDMA international version should follow the original one very soon.
Oh, and I kept the best part for the end, the smartphone will be launched at a staggering price of RMB 700 ($114) which is RMB 99 less than the Red Rice.

Source : Jiayu forums