Originally Posted by
bigtime2 How is the size compared to Galaxy Nexus? I have a Galaxy Nexus and it is a little too big quite honestly, when talking on the phone, in the pocket, in a belt holster, unless I'm watching videos or reading books, GN is too big for me. I know that One S is 4.3 while nexus is 4.7 (or 4.6?), is the difference really noticeable?
Scroll to the end of our review for a comparison shot with the GNex and some other devices --
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-s-review Originally Posted by
morginabox77 Hi Phil, do you think the one s will be worth upgrading to from a sensation?
I'm not Phil, but I think it's a worthy upgrade from the Sensation. It's a slimmer, sleeker, faster, better version of that phone.
Originally Posted by
craZDude I find myself really respecting the opinions of the Android Central staff, and thus am wondering why no international review is forthcoming? Or are you simply waiting for the T-Mobile version to come out (which I'm actually more interested in finding more out about). Thanks for all the info you've already dropped, it's very much appreciated!
Our review is up!
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-s-review Originally Posted by
AndroidBlizzard Coming from a 2008 nokia cellphone display
Would the qHD SuperAMOLED pentile display bother me?
Would I not notice it and be wowed by its super amoled display?
Can the camera record 720p at 60 frames per second?
Coming from a Galaxy Nexus, I'm not even that bothered by it, so I think you'll be fine. The video camera tops out at 30fps, though in low light it'll cut back to around 19 :/
Originally Posted by
speedtrap63 Any chance this is a "world phone" and has a Verizon's bands too? Some have said the Incredible 4G might actually be a renamed/badged One S, what do you think?
The Inc 4G is similar to the One S in a few ways, but radio freqs isn't one of them. Don't buy any GSM phone and expect to be able to use it on Verizon
Originally Posted by
cckgz4 Are the headphones Beats or is it just the software?
Just software. The headphones are the basic, crappy HTC ones.
Yes. Because it *is* ICS.
Yep, it's got Wifi Direct. (Which apparently isn't supposed to be called WiDi. We'll see how that goes.) Right now it's pretty much less useful than NFC. But there's a reason Google started including it in Ice Cream Sandwich, and I think we'll find out why at Google IO.Now my second question is does it have the WiDi capability like the HTC One X? Last question what is the WiDi and what's the benefit of having widi?You already have.PS. Will we get a extensive comparison chart of the HTC One X vs HTC One S i=that show more than just specs but what features they have or do not have like WiDi which is not well know?
hello there, new to the forum, i saw that you answered a question regarding to the AT&T bands. Again,im new here and the tech thing. i want to get the htc one s but im with at&t. some reviews say that the unlocked version works with the 3G network, while others are not clear.
It does, AT&T 3G runs on 850MHz and 1900MHz, and the One S only supports 850. So you'll get AT&T 3G, but reception and coverage will likely be much poorer than on an AT&T approved phone, or an unlocked quad-band phone.hello there, new to the forum, i saw that you answered a question regarding to the AT&T bands. Again,im new here and the tech thing. i want to get the htc one s but im with at&t. some reviews say that the unlocked version works with the 3G network, while others are not clear.
