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We're happy to let you know, that the HTC One is officially on sale at AT&T and Sprint as of today.Both carriers and their resellers are offering the device at $200 on contract for a 32GB model, with AT&T still holding the US exclusive on a $300 64GB version.

AT&T has released a small, bug-fixing update for the HTC One X+.The update brings firmware version to 1.19.502.1 with Address Book, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi tweaks, and minor bug fixes.The update is still not rolling out over-the-air, and for the time being, you’ll have to use your PC to get all of the goodies listed above.

According to last week's filing on China's TENAA database, the new HTC's device sports a 4.5-inch 960 x 540 display, a quad-core 1.2GHz processor, 1GB RAM, an 8-megapixel main camera (so not UltraPixel), a 1.6-megapixel front-facing camera, WCDMA radio and microSD expansion.The back of this 606w takes design cues from the China-only One SU, as well as the same dual soft key implementation on the company's latest flagship.

T-Mobile has now confirmed that the new HTC One will be available on their network on the 24th of April.It will be available in select stores and online, and will also support Wi-Fi calling.

AT&T had decided to picked up HTC’s first Facebook smartphone. The HTC First will be the carriers ” flagship smartphone for the spring.”It will hit AT&T store on April 12th, priced at $99 on a two years contract.

HTC is set to bring another variant of the recently announced First to the world: the device comes with no Facebook Home pre-installed, but having Sense 5.0, and Ultrapixel camera.Specs:• Snapdragon 400 MSM8930 1.2 Ghz Dual-Core• Screen 4.3 inch 720p resolution• Cameras: HTC UltraPixel/1.6M• GPS/Glonass• ROM 16GB• RAM 1GB• WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n• Bluetooth 4.

The HTC One Developer Edition is said to begin to ship from April 19th onwards, which incidentally, happens to be the very same day that AT&T as well as Sprint will roll out the HTC One to the masses.You will have to pay $649 for the HTC One Developer Edition considering it comes SIM and bootloader unlocked.If you were to compare this model with the AT&T’s version of the 64GB HTC One, that is going for $299.

HTC has officially announced the First, an Android device with a bit more Facebook influence than most other smartphones we've used in the past.There were no specs announced for the device, other than it having LTE, but anyway, the earlier leaks have indicated it will be 4.3-inch, 720p mid-range phone, not threatening the HTC One by any stretch of the imagination.The device will be available on April 12th exclusively in the US on AT&T for just $99.

The HTC One is available for pre-order today from AT&T. The pre-orders for the device on Sprint’s network are starting tomorrow.AT&T is offering the 32GB version of the device for $199, and the 64GB version for $299.Sprint will be offering the HTC One 32GB version on contract for $199.00, and the 64GB version for $299.00.

HTC’s Desire family has most recently become the home of far more modest handhelds, like HTC Desire P.The device sports a 4.3-inch WVGA display, a dual-core 1 GHz processor and just 768 MB of RAM, 4 GB of on-board storage, Beats Audio support, Wi-Fi, GPS, microSD and Bluetooth.From the other hand it’s petite, fairly elegant and measures 10.7 mm thick while weighing in at 136 g.