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...
Aluminum unibody, zerogap construction, Variety of useful features such as BlinkFeed, Fast processing speeds, Natural looking screen, Excellent audio
Unconventional soft button configuration, lmaging quality is middling due to 4MP sensor, Average battery life, Display is hard to view under direct sunlight
The HTC One's 4MP Camera ComparedOne of the major selling points of the HTC One that we recently reviewed is its camera technology. While we've given you some basic information about what it's about in our review, we did mention that we would dissect its...
Aluminum unibody, zerogap construction, Variety of useful features such as BlinkFeed, Fast processing speeds, Natural looking screen, Excellent audio
Unconventional soft button configuration, lmaging quality is middling due to 4MP sensor, Average battery life, Display is hard to view under direct sunlight
Can the HTC One claim to be the best Android phone on the market at the moment?At the beginning of this review, we stated that the specifications list of the HTC One reads like someone putting together their dream smartphone. In practice, the HTC One live...
Super gorgeous design,LTE connectivity (on Globe),Facebook Home compatible
Soso battery life, Soso camera, Too hot to handle (40degrees)
Almost everybody that I have shown the HTC One immediately fell in love with the smartphone. That includes me. It looks so premium, the display is superb, LTE connectivity with Globe is a plus factor, camera shoots fast but result is not as good, storage...
There's a very good reason this is in the running for the title of King ‘Droid.REVIEWThe top of the heap is a difficult place to reach, particularly in the highly competitive world of mobile phones. You have to give features people haven't yet seen in a ...
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Published: 2013-07-05, Author: Carlo , review by: unbox.ph
Two thumbs up! Save for the Smart LTE connectivitySo what's our verdict? From a purely telco agnostic viewpoint, we can say that the HTC One is the best Android smartphone we have ever had the pleasure of reviewing to date. Period. Why? Because it really ...
