HTC Windows Phone 8S
over in the "Microsoft More Fully Reveals WP8 Features" discussion:
Eagerly waiting
Having been a user and fan of WP7,7.5. I can't wait to upgrade sometime this year or early next. I look forward to see what improvements and added features will be there.
over in the "Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S" discussion:
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.
That's a nice HTC design element, and Samsung shouldn't get credit for it- especially with their junky crap.
over in the "Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S" discussion:
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?
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?
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over in the "Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S" discussion:
I really like the look of the black and white 8S.
Makes me wonder why more companies don't mix the two.
over in the "Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S" discussion:
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.
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over in the "Hands On with HTC's Windows Phone 8X and 8S" discussion:
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.
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.
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over in the "HTC Bringing Windows Phone 8 To Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile" discussion:
Future proof for T-Mobile
Will this be the FIRST phone you can get from T-Mobile (officially) that has their LTE onboard?
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