The M8 comes loaded with standout features such as the Duo-Camera system with HTC Ultrapixel, BOOMSOUND, Zoe, Motion Launch and the Dot-Case. Yet, it doesn’t score full marks on every single feature. The M8 comes with a variety of improvements and additions that help it stand out of the crowd. HTC, unfortunately, also seems to be the only manufacturer suffering from serious financial woes and while this might make some consumers nervous, there is no reason to dismiss the phone itself. Sporting its completely redesigned brushed metal unibody frame, the M8 is not just great to look at but also feels great (having handled the previous version, I must say that it feels just as nice as the iPhone 5S). As the latest version of the HTC One, dubbed the M8, looks stunning in every way. HTC has carved a niche in the Android market by lavishing attention to design.
The M8 sets the standard for gorgeous design and precision engineering but does it get full marks? Of course, several HTC-exclusive features are expected to make their way to the phone, including HTC BoomSound, U-Focus, and support for the Dot View case.Despite its financial woes, HTC managed to release the most beautifully crafted Android phone to date. To recap, and according to Windows Phone Central, these are its specs (we've put them alongside the Nokia Lumia 930 for comparison):ĥ-inch 1080p Super LCD 3 with Corning Gorilla Glass 3ĤMP UltraPixel rear camera 5MP front cameraĢ0MP PureView rear camera with OIS, 1.2MP front camera An upcoming press event in New York City, an image leak from a carrier, and now, "confirmed" specs from Windows Phone Central - the HTC One (M8) for Windows has got to be a real product, right?įor Windows Phone users who don't really pay much attention to what's happening in the Android world, the HTC One (M8) for Windows is for the most part identical (design and hardware-wise) to its Android cousin - save for the OS, of course.
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