BoomSound boost for films and music; desirable design; featurepacked snapper; lots of power.
BlinkFeed needs some tweaking.
Pros: BoomSound boost for films and music; desirable design; feature-packed snapper; lots of power.Cons: BlinkFeed needs some tweaking.Verdict: The HTC One proves a great all-rounder, with its desirable looks, user-friendly interface and some nifty fea...
Let's not beat about the bush, the HTC One is a supremely classy, capable and stylish handset. It's as powerful as you could possibly want, lovely to look at, pleasant to hold and easy to use. The new camera is arguably the best fitted to any current sma...
No memory card slot, Zoes fill up storage, Alarm too simple
Best phone deals Save up to 40% on your mobile phone contract As we said, this is the best HTC phone ever, without a doubt. But we'll go one better than that: it's the best phone on the market full stop. The Samsung Galaxy S4 isn't far behind at all with...
Full 1080p HD screen, very fast processor, solid build quality, HTC Sense 5.0,
No expandable storage, no removable battery, not cheap
The HTC One is a lot of smartphone, with a terrifically powerful processor, a stonkingly good screen and pretty good camera. But its premium spec comes at a premium price and with other high quality Androids like the Google Nexus 4 coming in at half th...
Abstract: One of my favourite devices of 2013 is definitely the HTC One , if only for its sleek silver looks and stunning 4.7 inch Full HD display. The HTC One is quite possibly the most unique Android smartphone out there – it doesn't look like any other Android d...
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Published: 2013-03-19, Author: Allan , review by: whatmobile.net
Abstract: HTC ONE £499, contract from £33p/m HTC.com/ukThe HTC One is a stunning looking phone and an excellent performer – but will that be enough to topple Samsung, Sony and Apple?The HTC One represents the company’s all in powerplay to pull itself back to the t...
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Published: 2013-03-19, Author: Andy , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: Back in 2010 HTC was well placed to become Android's dominant manufacturer. It had popular, big-selling ranges at all the key price points and had also been chosen by Google to make the first Nexus phone. In 2011 it released too many mediocre handsets, wi...
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Published: 2013-03-19, Author: Andy , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: Back in 2010 HTC was well placed to become Android's dominant manufacturer. It had popular, big-selling ranges at all the key price points and had also been chosen by Google to make the first Nexus phone. In 2011 it released too many mediocre handsets, wi...
