HTC Desire 526G Dual SIM release date news: Device finally unveiled in UAE

HTC corp. has reportedly unveiled a mid-level smartphone over in UAE called the HTC Desire 536G. The device is a dual-SIM device that should cater to folks who need a multi-task capable phone for their daily needs and the ones who are looking for a handy entertainment-equipped device.

The HTC Desire 536G allows users to do stuff like browse, take snappy shots and create videos as well, all packed in a mid-level device for about AED 699.

Among the features that the HTC Desire 536G has to offer include a 4.7-inch QHD display screen that as amply powered by a 1.3 GHz quad core processor. It also comes with 1GB of internal storage that is expandable by way of the microSD card slot (up to 32GB) and will have in tow an 8MP rear camera and 2MP front-facing camera.

The device will run on Android 4.4.2 OS out of the box and will bank on 2000 Li-Ion mAh battery which should be good for about 15 hours of talk-time and 622 hours if left on standby.

Other perks that the HTC Desire 526G carries include the HTC Blinkfeed and Offline Reading mode.

With the HTC Blinkfeed, users will be able to join other users who customize their streams to be able to get latest news and social updates right on their phone.

The Offline Reading Mode on the other hand will allow users to view the content taken from personal feeds where up to 20,000 articles daily are expected to accessible from various media companies. This feature should be beneficial for people who have limited data plans as well.

The HTC Desire 526G will be available in either glacier blue or stealth black, a perfect choice for folks over in UAE who are in search of a smart value phone for everyday use.

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