Abstract: Microsoft has finally released the first batch of Windows Phone 8 handsets, and since we happen to be in possession of two of those, it seemed only natural to us to make a quick comparison between them. In the blue corner today we have the Samsung ATIV...
Abstract: Carrier: AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Price: $200 (all priced listed w/two-year contract)The mobile market is a tough league to play in. Just ask Microsoft. Its Windows Phone 7 platform was practically labeled DOA once released onto a mobile market purely ...
Published: 2012-11-06, Author: Adam , review by: Pocketnow.com
Gorgeous hardware design, Feels thin due to its tapered shape, Large 4.3″ Super LCD 2 screen, Dedicated Beats audio amplifier, Speedy camera
Poor call and audio recording quality, Pointy edges make gripping the phone very uncomfortable, Hardware buttons flush with the edges are difficult to find, Battery life isn't great, and the battery isn't user-replaceable, Camera doesn't use the LED ligh
Our final rating is going to be a 7.5 out of 10. The screen, audio amplifier, camera performance, and operating system are pretty impressive, but the pointy edges, poor microphone audio quality and impossible-to-feel hardware buttons can get quite frust...
The HTC Windows Phone 8X is a solid smartphone, both literally and figuratively. Though I'm not a superfan of the industrial design, the polycarbonate shell and shape make the 8X one of the strongest devices I've used this year. What's most important is t...
Abstract: Windows Phone 8 is here and the first device to hit most people hands will be the Windows Phone 8X , consider to be the flagship Windows phone from HTC. The Windows Phone 8X sports a 4.3-inch Super LCD 2 HD 720p display, housed in a Polycarbonate casing. ...
Comfortable stylish design, Great hardware specs, Great screen quality, Fantastic camera, Available on most carriers, Windows Phone 8 Start screen rocks, Good audio quality
No micro SD, Camera not as good as iPhone 5, Xbox Music app needs update, App store still a bit weaker than Android and iOS
It's rare that we have nothing bad to say about a phone. The HTC Windows Phone 8X sets a new bar for Windows Phone. It is the first WP8 device we can recommend to those hunting for a top-notch superphone over the holidays. With wide availability across ...
Beautiful design and solid construction, 4G LTE, multi-core CPUs competitive with rival high-end smartphones, HSPA+ on T-Mobile, Great battery life, Growing app catalog thanks to shared kernel with Windows 8, RT, Elegant UI with tiles and hubs make the 8X
Non-expandable storage, must rely on cloud, Only 8 GB, 16 GB capacities; no 32 GB option, Non-removable battery, Camera performance is mediocre for flagship phone, No ‘smart search' features to compete with Google Now, No voice-guided GPS navigation, Purc
For a flagship Windows Phone 8 smartphone and a hero device for that platform, the HTC 8X delivers an elegant and robust user experience. It's solidly constructed and ergonomic to hold. From a hardware perspective, HTC has done a great job creating a mini...
Abstract: Aaron goes in-depth with the HTC Windows Phone 8X , a new device that's coming to AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile by the end of the year. Featuring a 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU, the 8X sports a 4.3-inch HD display, 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD re...
