Review: HTC One S for T-Mobile
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HTC One S: Please Help! what is this quick launch thing?
I recently upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and decided I'd check out the voice command stuff since I never have before. So I've found that it's kinda a pain to use so far. I can't get it to work correctly at all in the dialer, and everything else just seems kinda pointless. However, during all this I stumbled across something called "quick launch." This happened when I said "launch, and whatever app I said." A box pops up that says "open quick launch." I opened it, and a list of all my apps comes up with a heading that says quick launch and the little gear looking settings logo. You click on any of the apps and you end up back in the regular applications menu having no idea what I just did. So I repeat what I did this time when inside the...
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One S or Galaxy S3
I've got a few more months till my 2-year T-Mobile G2 contract ends, and then I'll be making a change to either the One S or Galaxy S3. My main reason for the change is that I'm very dissapointed in the G2's camera which aside from taking horrible low-light pictures (courtesy of a F3.53 focal length) and also a glitch in either hardware or software where the left side of the pictures come out blurry.
I'm finding myself carrying my phone everywhere I go, and I want a phone that I can take clean shots without resorting to my larger Nikon P300 or much larger Nikon D80. So we will see what the next few months have in stock.
My ideal phone would be a One S with a keyboard, to perhaps be branded as a T-Mobile G3. But one could only hope.....
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I'm finding myself carrying my phone everywhere I go, and I want a phone that I can take clean shots without resorting to my larger Nikon P300 or much larger Nikon D80. So we will see what the next few months have in stock.
My ideal phone would be a One S with a keyboard, to perhaps be branded as a T-Mobile G3. But one could only hope.....
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ATT
Att should get this phone too. I wonder if it will work on att network.
it will, both at&t and T-Mobile have GSM networks.
The One S is exclusive to the T-Mobile in the US, while the One X is exclusive to AT&T.
