LIVE STREAM HTC One 2014 Launch Event London

Only few days left until the official HTC One 2014 launch event in London will begin! The entire Android world is waiting for that moment. Let us remind you that the HTC One is known to be the best smartphone of the 2013. It won in every category it possibly could and now we are only a few days away from its successor - the HTC One 2014, also known as the HTC M8.

As we already mentioned before, Android Revolution HD will be a part of the HTC M8 launch in London. Tom (Blog Editor), Kevin (Blog Contributor) and Daniel (HTC Elevate member) will be sitting in the front row. Using their cameras well be live-streaming the entire show. Sounds great, huh? Share the news with your friends using this link - HTC One 2014 Live and our special hashtag #ARHDLiveHTCOne.

Well be live on March 25th, 4:00 PM Central Europe Time (3:00 PM UK Time)

After the launch well be also streaming the first hands-on with the All New HTC One. Watch us to be the first to know everything about the HTC One 2014!

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HTC One M9 Launch Event live stream

The day we’ve been all waiting for since the HTC One M8 launch event. Because what can be better then HTC One M8? Of course HTC One M9. Below you can find the official live-streaming video from the HTC One M9 Launch Event in Barcelona. Have fun!

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HTC diary London Launch Event 2014 by Tom

25.03.2014 - The All New HTC One

It was damp and cold when I got to the station; a 20 minute walk in the drizzle. I didnt care - the excitement I was feeling was a bit silly really - I felt a bit like a Belieber going to their first concert. Where I was actually going was to The Olympia conference centre in Kensington to see the HTC One M8 unveiled. I was one of only 20 HTC Elevate Members chosen to attend this event, so I was feeling privileged, excited, apprehensive about meeting new people, and also not looking forward to the length of the day. The train arrived on time, and I headed to the Parcel Yard pub at Kings Cross - where I met up with most of the other Elevators who were going to the Event. We then got on the Underground and went to the venue; where we were pretty much fast-tracked through a registration process and led to seats at the front of the auditorium.

This was a much bigger venue than last year; massive black cloth drapes and moody lighting were accentuated by a thin fog of fake smoke. As we entered the main room there were a good few hundred seats all full of reporters, VIPs and other guests, and of course Laura Kimball with her trusty intern sidekick Britt. We had seats on the very front row, right by the stage. Kevin, Dan, and myself got logged in on our phones and connected to the Hangout that Mike was hosting, and started filming straight away. There was quite a wait until it started but once it did, Phil Blair, HTCs EMEA President, introduced the show and what HTC were thinking about when they designed this years phone; and then brought on Cher Wang who clearly showed her passion for great devices and great user experiences. Once she had wowed us, she brought on Scott Croyle, HTCs design guru, to tell us about the phone itself, and all its new features.

All this was interspersed with loud music and great graphics on the huge screen behind the stage. The whole atmosphere was one of excitement, and joy, and passion - showing just why HTC make such great devices for the user, whether they be casual users or massive tech geeks.

Key points that I took away about the phone are the massively improved camera which even allows setting apertures and shutter speeds; new features enabled by the second rear camera such as refocussing after the photo is taken; improved boomsound performance; and lots of little doo-daddy bits to make the user experience even better than Sense 5.5 was.

After the main presentation, suddenly the drapes at the side of the main hall were pulled away, revealing an area as big again as the hall, but filled with benches containing  dozens and dozens of demonstration phones. Some were simply set up so you could play with the phone itself, whereas some benches were set up specifically to showcase specific features - one for the camera had models standing and posing for people to use the cameras on; the ones for HTC TV demos had actual televisions lined up in front of them etc. All the time, staff were approaching us with Canapes and drinks. There were more than enough demo phones to go around, the event seemed to have been very slickly organised. Towards the end we saw staff wandering around with signs to assist journos wanting buses to airports and so on.

After the event, we all gathered and walked to a Byrons Burger bar about 15 minutes walk away, where HTC treated us to burgers and beers for a good few hours. We spent all of this time laughing, joking and discussing the new stuff wed seen; this to all of us is an extremely exciting device. It looks fantastic in the hand, its slick, fast and easy to use, and the features under the facade are absolutely brilliant. If you have even half a chance of buying one, do it - you will not be disappointed.

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Totally new Xbox Live experience Microsoft hints

Make no mistake, weve seen curious job postings lead to changes in our favorite gizmos before, and hopefully, a recent ad on Microsofts website is no different. A listing seeking a Program Manager explicitly states that its looking for someone to "be involved in the next release of Xbox," and wants that very individual to be "part of the Xbox Live team thats responsible for creating a completely new way for mainstream audiences to enjoy the Xbox and Live."

Better still, the description suggests that the team would be "building the games, the console interface and logic, and the server support for a totally new Live experience." Granted, theres nothing more to go on than this at the moment, but we cant help but be a teensy bit excited about the notion of an overhauled Xbox Live.
Source- http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/18/microsoft-job-posting-hints-at-totally-new-xbox-live-experience/

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Jeff Dean to Speak at Google Cloud Platform Live on March 25

We’re excited to announce that Google Senior Fellow Jeff Dean will speak at Google Cloud Platform Live on March 25 in San Francisco. Jeff will be joining Urs Hölzle and the engineering leadership of Google Cloud Platform as we announce new features for Cloud Platform, take a deep dive on tips, tricks and technology, and share our vision for the future of cloud computing.



Jeff joined Google in 1999 and has led a number of innovations in distributed computing. His work has helped us improve search quality, translation services, and web indexing. Jeff helped build Spanner, BigTable, MapReduce, and other pioneering technologies that have shaped the field of computer science.



At Google Cloud Platform Live, Jeff will discuss his experiences at Google and current cutting-edge research and development taking place within the company.



We are nearly at capacity in all our locations, but for people who are still interested in attending you can request an invitation to join us in-person in San Francisco or attend a livestream of the keynote at Google New York City or Google Seattle. And for those who can’t make it in person, you can always tune in online.



-Posted by Greg DeMichillie, Director of Product Management

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