HTC Butterfly X920
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13 years ago
i like this one.
The phone looks good... let see what hppnds wen it cums to market...
Pros:
- screen and camera
Cons:
- beats audio
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA (Verizon Wireless)
We have full HD. With a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, the HTC Droid DNA is the first smartphone to feature an HDTV-sharp display in the U.S. And despite its 5-inch billboard of a display, this device is compact enough to be used with one hand. But the DNA is more than just a pretty face.
Pros:
- Beautiful 1080p display
- Sleek alluring design
- Excellent quad-core performance and graphics
- Wireless charging capability
- Fast and sharp camera
Cons:
- Unnecessary port cover
- No microSD expansion or removable battery
13 years ago
HTC DROID DNA Review
Slithering its way out of nowhere, surprisingly enough, we have to admit that HTC has a winner in the DROID DNA. Right now, it's rather difficult to stand atop of the crowd knowing that you have other venerable smartphones out there to compete against, but HTC is able to head into the crucial...
Pros:
- Stunning detail with its 5-inch 1080p display
- Svelte profile & lightweight
- Takes sharp looking photos & videos
- Better 4G LTE signal
Cons:
- Insufficient 16GB of memory with no expansion
- Not enough enhancements with Sense 4.0
- Indistinct power button & volume control
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA review
At present time, it's pretty tough to convince us that you can do much better than the Droid DNA on Verizon's lineup. For $200, you're getting the absolute best display on the market, a great camera, Android's Jelly Bean OS and the best quad-core processor you can get.
Pros:
- Gorgeous display
- Strong performance
- Durable build quality and elegant design
- Unlocked HSPA+ / GSM radios
Cons:
- Short battery life
- HTC removed the microSD slot
13 years ago
AT&T has the One X. Sprint has the EVO 4G LTE . But it's been a long while since Verizon customers had an HTC flagship to call their own. The Droid DNA would very much like to grab that mantel, please. And it's got about every spec a geek could ask for.
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA review: A superphone with flaws
HTC's Droid DNA is a mixed bag. On the plus side, the phone has a distinctive and solid-feeling build, a superb 1080p display and a top-notch camera configuration.
Pros:
- Outstanding 1080p display
- high-quality build
- fantastic cameras
- LED indicators on front and back of phone
Cons:
- Inconsistent, glitch-filled performance
- substandard call quality
- underwhelming battery life
- limited internal storage
- no option for external storage
- cluttered and visually inconsistent UI
- non-optimal button and port configuration
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA Review
Average smartphone consumers may not remember HTC, but in many ways, it never left us. It's continued to offer top-notch smartphones at competitive prices. For one reason or another, though, the people began favoring the offerings of Apple and Samsung.
Pros:
- 1080p screen is best in class
- Fantastic unibody design
- Runs Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean
- Smooth interface
- Great rear and front cameras
Cons:
- Only 16GB of storage (no microSD
- HTC Sense UI can be annoying
- 1080p screen impacts processing power
- Battery barely makes it a day on moderate use
13 years ago
D o you think there are already too many smartphones out there? What about another big boy ? And one that has enough features to be called yet another iPhone-killer. But, the iPhone's supremacy is coming to an end , so that moniker could soon be obsolete.
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA (Verizon Wireless)
The HTC Droid DNA ($199.99) is not a phone , not yet a phablet. But while it occupies a gray area somewhere in between, one thing is certain: This thing is totally awesome. The DNA's 5-inch, 1080p display is the sharpest on any mobile device available.
Pros:
- Incredible display
- Top-of-the-line quad-core performance.
Cons:
- No microSD card slot
- Comparatively average battery
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA Review
The Droid DNA looks to take Verizon's storied Android brand back to its roots with a spec-laden, aggressively designed smartphone packing a headline-worthy feature set. In some respects, like the beautiful hardware, blazing processor, and best-in-class display, that's just what HTC has accomplished.
Pros:
- The Droid DNA goes on sale November 21 for $199.99 on a two-year Verizon contract, with pre-orders open now at the company's website
- Verizon Wireless VP and Chief Marketing Officer Tami Erwin was bullish on the device's future at its NYC unveiling, saying, "We think it's poised to be a real...
Cons:
- -W.C
- Fields, - cavalierly tossed around the term "phablet.", The Droid DNA goes on sale November 21 for $199.99 on a two-year Verizon contract, with pre-orders open now at the company's website.
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