Published: 2017-06-09, Author: Michael , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: IDGThe annals of Android are littered with one-and-done gimmicks that were originally hailed as the next big thing. Indeed, from slide-out game pads to built-in projectors, way too many Android phones have included features that never caught on. So, will...
The HTC U11 is definitely the best smartphone to come from HTC in a very, very long time. It has a fantastic camera, flagship-tier performance, and a unique – though not exactly must-have – Edge Sense feature. Carrying a RM3,099 price tag, it's not a very...
Attractive glass design in a gorgeous range of colors, IP67 build, Good benchmark performance, Stereo Boomsound speakers, Great camera performance
Edge Sense isn't as useful currently, Display isn't Mobile HDR compatible, Headphones only usable through supplied dongle
HTC may be pushing Edge Sense as the next big thing in smartphones but honestly it's probably the least interesting feature in the U11 - at least for now. Without app customization, Edge Sense is basically just an overbuilt app launcher that can only laun...
Abstract: We are already halfway through 2017 and there were quite a few interesting smartphones we have seen these past few months. Quite few of them offered some rather shiny backsides so here we go with the Top 5 Shiniest smartphones yet (in no particular order)...
Abstract: “What were you thinking, HTC ?!” was the first thought that ran through my head when I saw the Taiwanese company announce the U Ultra and U Play smartphones. HTC, the manufacturer that set the gold standard for the metal bodied smartphone, was ditching th...
Comparison: HTC U 11 or the HTC U Ultra, a closer lookIan Chin - May 18, 2017-->The tech scene has suddenly become saturated with the latest HTC U 11 after its recent release but wait, didn't the HTC U Ultra just make an appearance just a couple of months...
Abstract: According to HTC, the three biggest breakthroughs in the history of consumer technology were all centered around how you interact with a device: the first real-time display, the first mouse and GUI, and the first touchscreen. HTC believes its new phone, t...
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Published: 2017-05-16, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv/my/
Gorgeous glass is a real attention-grabber, Plenty of performance, but with great battery life, Loudest smartphone speakers around, and noise-cancelling in-ears are a great bonus, Camera quality is top-notch
Colours aside, design doesn't exactly stand out, Camera can't quite match rivals for speed, No headphone jack is annoying, even with an adapter in the box, Edge Sense a bit limited at launch
It might not look like a massive design departure from HTC's other recent efforts, but the U11 shows a lot of promise.Edge Sense might sound like a niche gimmick right now, but we thought the same thing about Apple's pressure-sensitive Force Touch screens...
