HTC to make Zoe available to all Android users

Shortly after Re/Code broke the news, head of HTC Creative Labs Drew Bamford confirmed the company’s plan of making their homebrew software called Zoe to all Android users.

First introduced alongside the HTC One (M7), Zoe is a software add-on that automatically creates short video clips using the images stored on the user’s handset. It also allows users to tweak the created clip by adding transitions and adding music to it.

In addition to Zoe, HTC also announced its plans to release one its other proprietary software called BlinkFeed on Google Play Store, though the company has yet to confirm the exact date of when it’ll be available on Google’s marketplace.

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Ronnie Bulaong

This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor and correspondent for YugaTech. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

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2 Comments

Storyteller says:

11 years ago

I wonder if you are related to me. Hehe.
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Zobel says:

11 years ago

Ganyan nga. Better switch to software since your overpriced hardware can’t even make a dent in the market.
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