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Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S

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bluecoyote

Sep 23, 2012, 6:18 PM

Curved glass screen

The Galaxy S3 does not have a curved wrap-around glass screen like the HTC One X and Windows Phone 8X have.

That's a nice HTC design element, and Samsung shouldn't get credit for it- especially with their junky crap.
DAntiVirus

Sep 19, 2012, 1:31 PM

8X memory

It only comes with 16GB internal and no Mirco SD card slot.

Really, only 16GB and that's it?

Yet the 8S has 4GB internal but does have a Mirco SD card slot.

Wonder why their so skimpy with their high end phone when it comes to memory?
Everything's in the cloud!

(I imagine that's their answer.)
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Captain Ahash

Sep 21, 2012, 1:10 PM

I really like the look of the black and white 8S.

Makes me wonder why more companies don't mix the two.
Jellz

Sep 19, 2012, 11:19 AM

I have to agree on the brand confusion

It's already a pain to sell the iPhone 4 or 4S if someone wants the "iPhone 4g" or "two of the iPhone 4s"... Naming a phone after the OS it's running just seems like a bad idea in general.
According to the name these phones will not be able to run windows 9 when it comes out. That is if Microsoft starts doing a early cycle like everyone else, which is highly doubtful. It seems like Microsoft will start a 2 to 3 year OS cycle.
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bluecoyote

Sep 19, 2012, 2:20 PM

Look significantly nicer than

The Samsung ATIV and even Lumia 920.

HTC actually took inspiration to the software and it seems like a much more cohesive device. The Samsung still has the nasty chinese knockoff look (not to mention worst-class feeling/looking/wearing materials) , and the Lumia feels a bit off with its bezel sizes and overall thickness.
bluecoyote said:
The Samsung ATIV and even Lumia 920.

HTC actually took inspiration to the software and it seems like a much more cohesive device. The Samsung still has the nasty chinese knockoff look (not to mention worst-cla
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