– Industrial design, – Beautiful display, – Great lowlight photos, – Excellent video captures with OIS and large pixels, – Toned down Sense UI that's consistent with Android, – Topnotch performance
– Relatively heavy, – Aluminum chassis prone to scuffs, – Photos are washed out, – Low resolution causing pixelated photos, – BlinkFeed is a nuisance, with no options to disable it, – Battery life could be better; slow to recharge
It's not easy to declare a single phone as the best of the year as there will be competing devices littered throughout the following 12 months. But if there's one device I have to pick for 2013, it will definitely be the HTC One, except that it has two we...
Nice Phone. I love it.The 32GB variant can be acquired for a little under RM 2,000 these days. The OS is with Android 4.2.2 right out of the box (at least, according to a few of my contacts).*NOTE: Some HTC One users have indicated camera problem where i...
Overall, the HTC One is a beautiful premium Android smartphone that could seduce anyone. Powerful enough to rank amongst the Top 5 most powerful smartphones, it delivers fast performance and can handle everything well. While it's design is innovative and ...
Abstract: We've always felt that the HTC Butterfly and by extension the HTC Butterfly S never really got the attention and hype that they deserved. During the HTC Butterfly's time this was because HTC was pinning it's hopes of salvation on the HTC One but now that ...
Published: 2013-07-01, Author: Joe , review by: Mobile88.com
Abstract: The HTC One runs on Android OS, v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), upgradable to v4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) and is powered by Quad-core 1.7 GHz Krait 300 processor with 2GB RAM. It has a 4.7-inch,1080 x 1920 pixel display. The HTC One also comes with a 4.0-megapixel camera th...
As with my previous post on Samsung Galaxy S4 (read the full user review HERE), I mentioned for you to check out the HTC One. Now that you've read my review about the HTC One, you want to know if you should buy this or the Samsung.Check out this video her...
Abstract: In case you don't already know, HTC One is now officially available for sale in Malaysia via the 4 major telcos (DiGi, Celcom, Maxis and U Mobile) as well as in retailer SenQ and authorised HTC dealers at an RRP of RM 2,299 for the 32GB version in Glacial...
Abstract: Considering the HTC One 's elegant aluminum unibody design it seems hard to put it through such punishment, but one user did just that, bringing a hammer, knife and key to it. As expected of the scratch resistant screen, it didn't really get damaged by an...
Published: 2013-05-01, Author: Sophie , review by: stuff.tv/my/
It's a looker, Eye-lickingly great screen, Universal remote control
Average battery life, Stills don't look good blown up
The Nexus 4 showed us how Android should be done and the Xperia Z gave us full HD and a sleek – waterproof – build but until the HTC One we'd never really fallen for an Android phone. Until now. The One takes the customisation of Android, the liveliness o...
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Published: 2013-04-01, Author: Pang , review by: lowyat.net
Abstract: HTC's flagship Android smartphone is finally set to make its debut in Malaysia. The HTC One , as it is called, is the company's latest flagship and quite possibly the finest Android smartphone it has built to date. But in the path of HTC's success with th...
