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HTC has been overshadowed by competitors like Samsung and Apple, but the unveiling of their latest flagships could turn things around for the company (Or not). Their names? HTC U Ultra, and HTC U-Play, the all-glass smartphones imbued with artificial intelligence. The HTC U Ultra is a phablet-sized device with a 5.7-inch display. One major feature is the second ticker display on top of the phone (It reminds me of the LG V20, but it’s a lot more useful). The display measures 2.05 inches and comes with a resolution of 160 x 1040. Other specs include Gorilla Glass 5 protection, Snapdragon 821, 64-bit quad-core SoC, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of expandable internal storage. A 12-megapixel HTC UltraPixel 2 OIS camera (1.55um pixel size) is placed on the back of the phone, you’ll also find a 16-megapixel snapper on the device’s front. A 3,000mAh battery is included and so is Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 3.0 technology. While the iPhone-sized HTC U Play doesn’t come with a second ticker display but h

As long has smartphones exist, temporary issues must always arise; one of which is overheating. Overheating is common to smartphones either when charging, using or left in a recess mode. One of the most annoying aspects is for your device to be unusually hot without any usage hence draining your battery. Today, we’ll talk about how to handle overheating on your smartphone. 1. Missing Updates – When was the last time you updated your Apps and firmware/OS if you have not been updating your apps and operating system, chances are your smartphone is running un-optimized Apps and OS. You must install the OS patches which are pushed by the smartphone manufacturers to ensure bug fixes and keep all your apps upto date. To do this go to play store and look for My apps and choose update all. To check OS updates go to settings and find the About Phone tab and then system updates. 2. Too Many processes (Apps) running at same time – When too many Apps are running on your device background, it w