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Leaked pictures show off the upcoming HTC One Max Aug 5th 2013, 14:58, by Nick Gray The HTC One mini may be a great option for those who want a smaller phone with the fit and finish of the HTC One, but if you’re looking for more power and a device that can bridge the gap between phone and tablet – the upcoming HTC One Max should definitely be sitting at the top of your wish list. Thanks to ePrice, we now have two leaked images which claim to show off the HTC One Max. Like the HTC One, the One Max features an aluminum shell with front-facing stereo speakers, a large, wide-angle front-facing camera and two capacitive buttons nestled below the One Max’s 5.9-inch display. The design is certainly inspired by the HTC One, but HTC has equipped the One Max with white plastic trim along the edge of the phone, making it look nearly identical to the HTC One mini. The source of the images claims that the Chinese variant of the HTC One Max does feature a removable back panel which gives users access to microSD and two SIM card slots. The phone is also said to be heading to three different service providers in China, but there’s still no clear indication as to when the phone will go on sale. Gallery Inside the HTC One Max is a 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor with 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 3,300 mAh battery and it should come with the same UltraPixel camera sensor we’ve seen in the HTC One and One mini. If you could buy the HTC One, One mini or One Max from your favorite service provider, which option would you go for? Samsung Unpacked Episode 2 to take place at IFA in Berlin Aug 5th 2013, 14:29, by Nick Sarafolean IFA 2013 is fast approaching and with the imminent release of Samsung’s Galaxy Note III, we knew that it was only a matter of time until Samsung sent out invites for its event. The day has arrived for that invite to Samsung Unpacked Episode 2, scheduled for September 4th during IFA. Since we call can’t make it across the pond to Berlin, Samsung is hosting a livestream of the event for everyone to enjoy, along with a live broadcast and hands-on demo of the new device in Times Square. We’re excited to see what comes of the event because we should see the Galaxy Note III and maybe even something else interesting. Samsung surprised us all with the Ativ Q at their last event, so there’s a chance that they could surprise us again. What do you want to see from the event?

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