This morning, Samsung sent out press invites to an announcement event on May 3rd, which it claims will be an opportunity to ‘come and meet the next Galaxy’. It’s undoubtedly going to mark the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S3, but what can we expect?
We’ve been through all the rumours and supposed specs before, but we thought it’d be best to look at the current benchmarks and see what Samsung has to beat. Join us on a tour of our dream Android specs… Read more
We’re big fans of the HTC One X here. In our review, we called it the best Android phone money can buy. It’s a shame, then, that word is filtering out of a problem in the handset’s design that causes it to flex and discolour when held too tightly. Is it a major design flaw? Read on for all the details. Read more
When you live and work in a world of tech, it’s very easy to lose sight of the fact that not everyone in the world knows or cares as much about mobile phones as you do. This, I imagine, is the same for tech marketing types. What makes me say that? The fact that the ad campaign for the HTC One phones is about to bring huge confusion to the high street. Read more
This isn’t a standard HTC One S review. You’ll be able to find reviews all over the web that talk about the phone from an objective standpoint. Reviews that pick it apart compared to the market at large. This isn’t like that. It’ll even miss some obvious bits off. The HTC One S is similar enough to its bigger brother, the One X, which we’ve called the best Android phone yet, for you to know it’s a belter. If you like Android.
Instead, this review is written from the point of view of a longtime iPhone user, and aims to answer one very simple, but often-asked question: has Android evolved enough to make an Apple fan happily switch camps? Buckle up kids, I’m about to serve up a huge serving of home truths. Read more
Want to win a few top handsets at once? That’d certainly be nice. It’s exactly the opportunity we gave our readers last month, when we asked you to tell us why you think you deserved to win three top HTC smartphones. We were flooded with responses, but it’s time to reveal the winner… Read more
The HTC One X is a very good phone. In fact, according to our review, it’s probably the best Android phone available in the world. Perhaps even the universe. You want it, right? So when can you have it? And for how much? Stop panicking: we’ve gone through and uncovered the best UK HTC One X deals. Read more
The HTC One X, the Taiwanese company’s flagship phone for 2012, has a lot riding on it. Once the poster boy for Android, HTC has for the first time in years begun to see sales drop, as Samsung roars ahead with its phenomenally successful Galaxy S line.
Its last few releases have been mere iterations, with a tweaked processor or a needlessly super-sized screen. Floundering is too harsh a way to describe it. But the mojo density inside its mobiles has definitely dropped in the last year.
The HTC One X though, promises to change that. It’s the first mainstream phone to launch with Android 4.0 onboard since the Samsung Galaxy Nexus back in November, and it’s rocking a brand new look and impressive specs. Is it the sum of its parts? Let’s take a look.
Like the look of Nokia Drive for Windows Phone but have the letters ‘H’, ‘T’ and ‘C’ scrawled across your phone? We’ve got some good news for you: HTC has just seriously specced up its pre-installed HTC Locations app for Windows Phone, bringing offline satnav guidance for absolutely nothing. Read on for the full details. Read more
