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Protect your HTC EVO 4G with the world’s most durable case by Ballistic
Ballistic, a company known for keeping your mobile phone safe and sound has previously released their durable cases for the iPhone and BlackBerry, has just released the a case for the HTC EVO 4G. When you have precious phone with a huge 4.3″ screen like the HTC EVO 4G, sometimes a regular case and screen protector isn’t enough to keep your device protected. Ballistic recognizes this problem and has come up with a solution- the world’s most durable case, the Ballistic HC. When one or two layers of protection isn’t enough, the Ballistic’s HC has 5 levels of protection to ensure that your EVO 4G can withstand any amount of (accidental) abuse you put it through. Hit the break for more details of the case and a promo video:
Here’s a rundown of the 5 layers:
Layer 1 – a durable screen protector to prevent any damage done to your screen
The rest of the layers basically protect your phone from any shocks or drops that may occur in your everyday life
Layer 2 – a shock absorbent polymer to prevent scratches and absorb shock from a drop
Layer 3 – an impact resistant polycarbonate shell to protect against drops from everyday life
Layer 4 – a second layer of shock absorption polymer for added protection
Layer 5 – an optional soft silicone outermost layer to completely safeguard the inner layers
If phones could speak, I would ask the EVO 4G how it feels like being under so many layers of protection. An EVO 4G in a Ballistic HC sure sounds a lot safer than a geared up football player. The Ballistic HC is available in black/black, black/red or black/gray and can be purchased online for $49.95. Not a bad investment if you ask me; it sure beats shelling out another few hundred to replace an EVO 4G that was destroyed in a drop.
What is the world’s best kept secret? I suppose that would be a subjective question, with a myriad of answers for your picking if you were to take into consideration the different industries and niches, but where smartphones are concerned, especially with the HTC banner involved, then it would be the HTC One X9 being the next handset from the company. A set of photos of the alleged device has surfaced, and in these photos, it has more or less confirmed the overall design of the device – including its SIM card slot, power and volume button locations.
Other rumored hardware specifications include a 5.5” Full HD display, a MediaTek MT6795 SoC, either 2GB or 3GB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory, a 3,000mAh battery, a 13MP shooter at the back with OIS, and an UltraPixel front camera. All that we have to do now is to sit tight and wait for an official announcement concerning the hardware, and it is good to go.
Now here is a new handset (in a sense) that hails from the folks over at HTC, although it does not really pay homage to HTC’s motto of “Here’s To Change”. Apparently, the HTC One E9s Dual SIM arrived on the HTC India website with nary an official announcement, and do not be fooled by its name since it is far less an improvement over the HTC One E9 as opposed to the HTC Desire 820, taking into consideration this device is thicker, heavier, has a slower chipset, a smaller battery, and a lower resolution 720p display as opposed to the Full HD display on the HTC One E9.
Other hardware specifications of the HTC One E9s Dual SIM include 16GB of internal memory, a 13MP shooter at the back, a 4MP camera in front, 2GB RAM, LTE connectivity and as mentioned earlier, Dual SIM capability. Oh yes, throw in stereo speakers and Dolby audio, and you’ve got a “new” model.
We do know that the HTC One A9 is well on its way, but as to exactly when will it roll out to the masses? We do not really know, but what we do know is this – there will be an October 20th event that will be held by HTC, and chances are pretty high that will be the date on which HTC rolls out their new HTC One handset. Right here, right now, we will just have to make do with a bunch of leaked HTC One A9 photos, where this smartphone does seem to resemble an iPhone 6 where its design and form factor are concerned.
Of course, there is also a quick look at HTC’s very own Sense UI that will run on top of the Android operating system, in addition to rounded sides of an aluminum unibody and a microUSB 2.0 port – I guess that rules out the Type-C port that other handset manufacturers are starting to incorporate. Other than that, it looks like a loudspeaker resides on the bottom, with a lack of stereo speakers on the front. Check out the photo gallery after the jump.