HTC One Dual SIM Version With Micro SD Card Slot Announced in China [REPORT]

The day Samsung has planned to announce its Galaxy S4 here in India, the very same day HTC has come up with a Dual SIM version of HTC One in China. Yes folks, the Taiwanese giant have a special member to introduce in the Chinese market - HTC One. The special thing about the device is that the Chinese version of HTC One has Dual SIM, microSIM, and removable back cover built into the device. The handset will be made available through all leading network operators. These modifications are present exclusively for Chinese consumers. The consumers in China can look forward to purchasing the handset starting April 26(via MyDrivers).

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The makers behind HTC One + has announced much buzzed handset in the Indian market for Rs.42, 990. The device excels in the camera department - thanks to UltraPixel camera along with HTC Zoe feature. The much loved handset packs a 4.7-inch Super LCD 3 display with resolution of 1,920 X 1,080 pixels (468ppi), Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 Quad-Core processor. Clock Speed, 1.7-GHz, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage , Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, HTC Sense 5.0 , and 2,300mAh battery fitted inside. The other highlighted features include:, Wi-Fi, 3G, A-GPS, DLNA, Miracast, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, and 3.5mm audio jack, a 2.1-mega pixel front facing camera, and weighs 143grams.

The Chinese version of HTC One, indeed adds some much demanding features. Asians love to have added features, and the tech vendor is also listening to its customers. The battery cover is removable, but the battery is not removable.

In the meanwhile, HTC has updated the global version of the One. The software update adds camera enhancements, and Zoe feature.

"Improvement to sound capture with Zoe
Noise reduction in slow motion movie capture
Improved color reproduction and dynamic range (reduced over-exposure in non-HDR images) in certain conditions
Fix to display correct ISO in EXIF information when ISO settings are manually changed by the user
Improved system performance and stability"