If the HTC One is just too small for your needs, perhaps the latest rumor will perk you up: a 5.9-inch HTC device code-named the T6 is purportedly in development. Notable leakster @evleaks has dug up a few details about this handset, and -- if true -- this is going to be one heck of a refresh to the company's premier lineup. Here's what we've heard so far: it's consistent with the One's general look, sports a 1080p display, a 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 chipset (MSM8974), BoomSound, an OIS-equipped UltraPixel camera, 2GB RAM and a 3,300mAh battery. The T6 will supposedly feature a dedicated pen / stylus as well as a biometric fingerprint scanner around the back. Curiously, it's also reported that the T6 will have a microSD slot -- an addition that would be inconsistent with HTC's current design strategy -- and will run on Android Key Lime Pie. The latter rumor seems unlikely, given the high chance that 4.3 will be a Jelly Bean release, but we suppose anything can happen between now and late summer / early fall (the T6's supposed launch timeframe). That said, all of the above rumors are making us very excited -- and hopeful -- for what HTC is cooking up, provided it still fits comfortably in our hands.
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Instant Classic: Valentino’s Lace & Cotton Blouse
With its substantial lace and contrasting piqué white collar and long cuffs, Valentino's black lace blouse seems like the stuff of Pinterest dreams: It's for a world where desk work wouldn't get in the way of those cuffs. While it's a striking top that's perfect for evening events or even the red carpet, we think it would look best with slim jeans and a pair of red heels.
Valentino Two-Tone Lace Blouse, $1,890 at Moda Operandi
Bloomberg: HTC cancels plan for 12-inch Windows RT tablet, fears weak demand
Unlike companies such as Samsung, which have the freedom to throw products against the wall only to see whether they stick, HTC is forced to be more calculated with its efforts. With this in mind, Bloomberg now reports that HTC has canceled its plan for a 12-inch Windows RT tablet, which was previously rumored to be in the works alongside a smaller 7-inch Windows RT slate. Sources spoke to Bloomberg on anonymity, but suggested the decision was made based on concern that the 12-inch tablet would be too expensive to generate considerable demand. Coinciding with the launch of the 7-inch RT tablet -- which is now pegged for September or October -- Bloomberg sources also suggest that HTC will launch a similar 7-inch Android tablet in the same time frame. Talk about hedging one's bets.
when.eng("eng.perm.init")Source: Bloomberg
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Fanhattan plans living room invasion with versatile Fan TV set-top box (video)
Fanhattan, maker of video-streaming tablet and smartphone apps, now has a set-top box to call its own. It's called Fan TV, and combines live web streaming, TV and cloud-based DVR functionality in a single device. The interface is very simple and clean -- you navigate through a TV-based UI, as you'd probably expect, with a tiny multi-touch remote driving the experience. The main device, designed in partnership with Yves Behar of OLPC fame, is also quite compact. Spec details are light, but we do know that the system runs on Android, and features limited connectivity, including Ethernet and HDMI. According to a The Next Web report, Fanhattan is planning to sell Fan TV through cable TV providers, rather than directly to consumers. The company isn't sharing its content and distribution partners yet, but more details will surely become public before the expected US launch later this year. There's also no mention of price. For a closer look, check out the promo video after the break.
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Source: Fanhattan
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Adobe Kuler color selection iPhone app is now available, redesigned web interface in tow (video)
Although the shiny new iOS app and retooled web interface were demoed a few weeks back at MAX 2013, Adobe has released both facets of its new and improved Kuler color selection tool into the wild. The iPhone software enables hue selection with the handset's camera or selecting a previously captured image for inspiration -- with built-in preset moods and color rules to expedite the process when needed. Created themes can then be saved and accessed via both the web interface and inside Creative Cloud applications like Photoshop and Illustrator. The free app is available now in iTunes and a quick walkthrough resides beyond the break.
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Here Come the Hurricane Sandy Babies!
New York City delivery rooms are bracing themselves for a 10 to 30 percent uptick in births in late July and early August — roughly nine months after Hurricane Sandy shut down the city, stranding couples and storm-couples alike in cramped apartments without electricity or work. Doctors are reluctant to attribute the blip to Hurricane Sandy — no such spike occurred after the power failures of 1965 or 2003, and the birth rate often peaks in July anyway — but expectant New Yorkers are nonetheless eager to tell the New York Times how they totally got it on while the power was out. Just don't expect any members of Generation Sandy to be called Sandy: The name will reportedly go the way of Katrina.