You can pick the topics you're interested in and Blinkfeed will automatically pull relevant content. It aggregates content from your social networks (Flickr, Foursquare, Google+, Instagram, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Twitter, Zoe), as well as from over a thousand news sources.
The leftmost homescreen pane of the HTC One E9+ is once again reserved for HTC Blinkfeed. You should use the gestures with care though, as you may end up accidentally unlocking your phone. HTC One E9+ supports both swipe up and double tap to unlock, meaning you won't have to rely on the power/lock key all the time. The Blinkfeed will learn your lunch breaks and dinner times and it will pop up suggestions for nearby restaurants shortly before the time comes. The lockscreen in Sense 7 offers a brand new type of notification - mealtime, courtesy of the new Blinkfeed.
Lockscreen widgets aren't available this time around though. Missed calls and incoming messages are duly displayed, too, of course. The lockscreen hasn't changed much since Sense 6 - it features a clock with weather info plus four shortcut slots. The HTC One E9+ runs on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, with HTC's own Sense 7.0 UI layer on top, and we're already familiar with this latest iteration from the One M9.
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