HTC Butterfly X920
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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
HTC DROID DNA Review (Verizon)
HTC has spent the past two years trying to reignite the fire that propelled the company to be the leading manufacturer of Android devices in the infant years of the Android OS. While the HTC One X earned rave reviews for its unique design and refreshing change of pace for Sense UI, it lacked that...
Pros:
- The biggest and clearest display to grace a smartphone
Cons:
- Annoying port and button placement
- limited storage space
12 years ago
HTC Droid DNA
A pple started the one-trick pony for smartphones. Samsung, the largest smartphone producer in the world, took several years to partially catch up with two major flagship models and dozens of offshoots.
Pros:
- Excellent display
- Powerful yet battery efficient
- Solid build.
Cons:
- Larger than most smartphones
- Antenna could be stronger.
13 years ago
After lots of speculation, HTC has finally bitten the phablet bullet, although it still calls the device a smartphone. And has done so with a vengeance in both spec and price terms. But does the power packed Butterfly pack enough punch to overcome established players like the Galaxy Note?
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
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.
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA
After two weeks using the HTC Droid DNA, I can safely say it's one of my top smartphone picks for 2012 and early 2013. This is not only a fast phone with the latest quad core Qualcomm S4 CPU, but it has a class-leading 1080p display that's a feast for the eyes.
Pros:
- Superb 1080p display
- fast phone
- high quality materials and finish
Cons:
- Only 16 gigs of non-expandable storage
- battery sealed inside
13 years ago
HTC Droid DNA Review: Once and Future King?
The Droid DNA is HTC's most feature-rich smartphone ever, boasting a mind boggling 5-inch, 1920 x 1080 screen, along with a quad-core processor and very reasonable price tag. Can it[...
Pros:
- Large
- high-quality screen
- Breathtakingly-fast processor
- Reasonable price point
Cons:
- Limited memory
- and no expansion
- Slightly awkward ergonomics
- 1080P screen is overkill
- Puzzling lack of Office suite
13 years ago
Droid DNA
Motorola and Verizon took the world by storm with the introduction of the original Droid in 2009. It was one of the first serious Android handsets on the market, and arguably, helped bring Android to where it is today.
Pros:
- DNA packs an amazing screen that challenges what any other smartphone on the market is packing
Cons:
- The Sense UI that brings limitations to the speediness of the device
- HTC's "Incredible" design is also getting a bit old
13 years ago
HTC's Droid DNA is ridiculously fast, thin, and seductive
With quad-core power, 4G LTE, a lovely 5-inch screen, and a stunning design, the $199.99 HTC Droid DNA is currently Verizon's best Android deal.
Pros:
- The beautifully designed HTC Droid DNA features a quad-core processor
- Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
- 4G LTE
- a sharp 5-inch screen
- an excellent camera
- and long battery life
Cons:
- The Droid DNA's large size makes it tricky to fit in tight pockets
- and it lacks both an SD card slot and a removable battery
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