a ONE with lumia 1020's camera would either be too pricey or the mobile would hang and lag a lot. in my view, the one's ultrapixel camera is good enough for regular use.
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a ONE with lumia 1020's camera would either be too pricey or the mobile would hang and lag a lot. in my view, the one's ultrapixel camera is good enough for regular use.
There's a difference between material quality and build quality. Material quality is top notch, not build quality. The One has been plagued with gaps and button issues.
Doubtful. Basically everyone else have adopted a similar button system (LG, Nokia, etc) as Samsung, HTC is the only one sticking with the power button on the top.
If Samsung's button placement was inferior, then why did both the Note 2 and S3 get tops in satisfaction?
http://www.engadget.com/2013/07/31/acsi-smartphone-satisfaction-2013/
How so? Where's 4.2.2 for the One in the US? The One X, here, got JB months after the S3, even though the S3 came out after the One X. To top it off, they piss off X owners with the One X+. They've said nothing to the Droid DNA owners about their updates.
Even the GS2 from 2011 is still getting periodic updates. What HTC phone from 2011 is still getting updated?
64gb One isn't available everywhere. The 25gb Dropbox promotion wasn't availble for the two largest carriers in the US (AT&T and VZW), so there goes that point.
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HTC responds to the rumors that they're withdrawing from the market.
Ain't goin' no where: http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/04/...utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget
Ain't goin' no where: http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/04/...utm_source=Feed_Classic&utm_campaign=Engadget