We knew that the Huawei Ascend P7 and the Oppo Find 7a, along with their 13MP cameras, had plenty of potential, but we didn't expect them to be this good. We were surprised by all the detail that the Find 7a captured in its photos, while the images fro...
If you're on the lookout for an Android phone to pick up right now, the HTC One (M8) is it. What you get in return for your money is what we consider to be the best-looking smartphone hardware available right now, with powerful internal hardware that will...
Published: 2014-05-05, Author: Samuel , review by: booredatwork.com
Abstract: ‘It's been a month since I got my hands on the HTC One M8 and it became my daily driver. From the mundane to the exciting, I've been able to take this phone through its paces and now it's time to give you my thoughts on the flagship phone from HTC.WHAT I ...
The HTC One M8 either came out ahead or tied with the HTC One M7 in every category, but do the M8 camera improvements warrant an upgrade over the M7? No, because the best new feature comes in the new Google Camera app too and it does as good or better t...
Beautiful, high-quality design, Good camera performance, Crisp, sharp 5.0" 1080p display, BlinkFeed is a great addition, Google Play version is available
No biometric sensors, Not water or dustproof like the S 5, Could use more internal storage
What's particularly pleasing about the new One is just how buttoned-up the entire package is. While the Galaxy S 5 is a barnburner on the performance front as well, and a virtual tool chest on the feature front, it's design still leans heavily on plastics...
Published: 2014-04-30, Author: Paul , review by: pocketables.com
It's a good phone. It was the second phone that's actually tempted me away from the EVO line. Unfortunately, the other phone doesn't have a release date.The One M8 is probably the first Sense device where I haven't been chomping at the bit to get off of t...
Published: 2014-04-29, Author: Simon , review by: t3me.com
Abstract: T3 got to spend some quality time with the new HTC One M8, and came back with this review. We discuss the build, look and feel, improved specs, the dual camera with the depth sensor and the snazzy effects it opens up, like ufocus and 3d effect...
Great design, Very sturdy metal chassis, Ergonomic shape, Excellent speakers, High-resolution front camera, Very good signal quality, Clear voice quality, Very cool accessories, Good screen, High performance, Very precise touchscreen, Innovative Duo camer
with a low resolution, Picture effects really depend on the picture, Zoe app not yet finished, Overloaded keyboard, Cheating during benchmarks
Fans of the old HTC One M7 will be very satisfied with the new generation Finally expandable storage, finally a unibody case, finally a higher-resolution camera – although at the front. The camera at the back still just uses a 4 MP sensor. We can understa...
Abstract: The HTC One M8 took the successes of an already great phone, in the form of the original HTC One, and tweaked it a little to make it even better. The new dual camera, almost all metal construction and the longer battery life made it worth upgrading less t...
Gorgeous build. Top-notch front-facing camera. Cool depth-of-field tricks on main camera. Very loud speakerphone.
Main camera fails to impress overall. No Extra Power Saving Mode
The One (M8) on T-Mobile continues HTC's reign as the maker of the best-designed Android smartphones. It oozes with style and sophistication, but makes some compromises compared with the Galaxy S5....
