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14 years ago
HTC One X review
Last year (2011) the battle for Android superphone dominance was fought between the HTC Sensation and the Samsung Galaxy S2, with the Galaxy Note joining the fray later in the year.
14 years ago
HTC has done a very good job with the One X. From the design point of view it is perhaps the best looking Android smartphone available right now. It also has great build quality and can manage a few drops. On the performance side too it comes out in flying colours.
Pros:
- Fast processor
- Good build quality
- Large and bright display
- Beats Audio
- Long battery life
Cons:
- Micro SIM
- No external memory option
14 years ago
HTC EVO 4G LTE
If I were a Sprint customer, this is the phone I'd buy. In terms of quality, materials, features and specs, the HTC EVO 4G LTE is the one to beat. Unless you prefer the pure Android experience that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus offers, the EVO 4G LTE is our choice, and we suspect it will hold up well...
Pros:
- Great design and build
- fast
- excellent camera
- Android 4.0 ICS
Cons:
- A 4G LTE phone without an LTE network
14 years ago
HTC One X
Update : We've now got our hands on an HTC One X complete with Android 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1 - read on to see if it really makes that much of a difference.
Pros:
- Great screen
- Stunning design
- Powerful processor
- Quality camera
Cons:
- Iffy battery life
- No microSD slot
- Video grainy
14 years ago
HTC Evo 4G LTE review
The build quality, screen, camera and processor are all top notch, the kick stand is a useful feature, and most other aspects are well above average. We're not so keen on the embedded SIM and battery and the unsightly backside of the phone, but neither of these are deal-breakers.
Pros:
- Thin and lightweight
- excellent 8MP camera
- superb screen
- kick-stand 25GB of free Dropbox space
Cons:
- Sprint's 4G rollout is still in effect
- ugly-looking back
14 years ago
HTC EVO 4G LTE for Sprint review - awesome, but where's the LTE?
The HTC EVO 4G LTE is the successor to the very popular EVO 4G and slightly-less popular EVO 3D for Sprint. Based on the excellent HTC One X , the EVO 4G LTE pairs impressive performance with an industrial design that could only be for a phone with the EVO nameplate.
Pros:
- Fantastic screen
- speedy performance
- solid build quality
Cons:
- Slow data until LTE arrives
- camera performance is weak indoors
- may be too large for some hands
14 years ago
HTC One X Review: AT&T's New Top Android Smartphone
The One X is the new flagship Android smartphone from HTC and AT&T. It has a large display, runs the latest version of Google's Android OS, loads of other high-end[...
Pros:
- Great screen
- Excellent overall performance
- Great email experience
- Fantastic web browsing experience
- Great sound
- especially if you use Beats headphones
- Excellent camera
Cons:
- AT&T Ready2Go requires a computer for initial setup
- White backplate grabs every speck of dust and dirt - be prepared to wipe it down a lot
- The buttons are a little too small and hard to find
- No Microsoft Office-compatible app included
- Voices can be somewhat muffled due to overactive background...
14 years ago
HTC EVO 4G LTE (Sprint)
The first Evo on Sprint was an Android phone so groundbreaking and popular that it spawned a franchise. But follow-ups such as the Evo 3D and value-priced Evo 4G Slide, while good, just weren't as exciting.
Pros:
- Solid attractive design with built-in kickstand
- Best-in-class HD screen
- Sharp and fast camera
- Google Wallet support
- Unlimited data
Cons:
- 4G LTE network not yet available
- Large design
14 years ago
HTC Evo 4G LTE (Sprint)
The HTC Evo 4G LTE is a worthy successor to Sprint's Evo family, as long as you remember one important caveat: until Sprint gets its LTE network off the ground, the Evo 4G LTE won't actually run 4G -- it will be 3G-only at first.
Pros:
- Powerful parts
- a lovely screen
- stunning design
- and an excellent camera help the Evo 4G LTE restoke the fires of the Evo faithful
Cons:
- Given the 4G LTE in its name
- the newest Evo's lack of Sprint LTE at launch is a huge letdown
14 years ago
HTC One X AT&T Smartphone Review
The HTC One X generated quite a buzz when the smartphone was first announced at Mobile World Congress earlier this year. The initial announcement featured information and specifications for two versions of the phone, an international model built around NVIDIA's quad-plus-one core Tegra 3 SoC (system...
Pros:
- 4.7-inch Screen
- Great Performance
- Decent Battery Life
- Fast
- High Quality Camera
- Beats Audio
- ICS Out of the Box
- LTE Support
Cons:
- Non Removable Battery
- No Memory Expansion
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