The mini-version of a smartphone
The Taiwanese company HTC offers an extra telephone called the “HTC Mini” which is supplied together with the “Butterfly” smartphone.
To enable users to leave their larger phone in their pocket, the “HTC Mini” connects to the “Butterfly” via NFC and Bluetooth, and allows users to make or receive calls, as well as access their calendars, messages and call history.
When connected to a smart TV, the “HTC Mini” acts as a remote control and makes the smartphone ring whenever the user misplaces it.
Source: htc.com
Initiator: HTC Corp., Taiwan
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