The HTC One SV is the Taiwanese company's response to the ever increasing development of the LTE networks, the next generation when it comes to data transfers.
This time, we are talking about a mid range droid, until the HTC One SV, LTE capability was reserved for high end devices. Now, you can enjoy lighting speeds in a fairly affordable...
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HTC One SV, Need For Speed
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Friday, February 1, 2013
Sony Xperia V, Wild and Wet
The time of 4 inches wide flagships has come to past, now the new truth is full-HD five-inchers stealing the show. Even in these terms, the Xperia generation still has something to say, enters Sony Xperia V, a dual-core Krait powered smartphone, featuring next gen LTE connectivity, kicking ass in the upper mid range.
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