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HTC has announced the Butterfly 2, a new 5-inch smartphone in its Butterfly range that will go on sale across Asia from next month. Powered by a 2.5 GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, the device sports a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera. There’s also a five-megapixel front-facing camera which HTC says will let users take “beautiful selfies with ease.” There’s plenty of focus on audio, as we’ve come to expect from HTC. The Butterfly 2 comes with the company’s BoomSound technology — in fact, HTC says the phone’s sound system is 25 percent louder than the HTC One thanks to a revamped speaker layout….
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We’ve written before how Mixcloud has been setting out to shape the future of radio with a streaming platform for DJs, podcasters and other long-form audio creators. Launched in 2009, the London-based company has built up a good following over the past six or so years, now counting around 10 million monthly users, whie it recently opened its first office in the US. Now, Mixcloud is rollng out a major upgrade to its streaming service with one eye firmly on monetization. Show me the money From today, the company is introducing subscription plans, both for listeners AND those who upload audio,…
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Xbox One users who are also fans of Reddit will be happy to know that Microsoft is launching a dedicated Reddit app for the game console, which will be available on August 19 in the US and Canada. Microsoft says that the ReddX app lets redditors interact in a similar way to the experience on the Reddit.com site. The app can be snapped to the side of your TV, letting you keep up to date with content on the site even while you’re gaming. It also gives Xbox Live members the ability to browse through subreddits, in addition to a customized main…
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