Abstract: Welcome to another entry in HTC One Day , with this one focusing on the 8 megapixel camera of the HTC One S. HTC claim the device takes photos super fast and produces excellent quality photos so we really put this to the test here with some photos from th...
Abstract: Here's yet another entry in our HTC One Day, with the latest entry bringing us three Full HD 1080p video samples shot from inside Old Trafford.The One S features an 8 megapixel camera with f2.2 aperture, 1080p HD video capture as well as the ability to ca...
Very slim good looks, beautiful screen, 1.5GHz dualcore processor,
Second fiddle to the One X, no memory expansion, no removable battery
If your pockets aren't quite deep enough for the high-end HTC One X you might well be tempted by the HTC One S. It has a luscious screen, a slightly more pocketable design, a powerful processor and Beats Audio technology too. No-one buys an HTC for the...
Abstract: It's difficult being the middle child. Your elder sibling gets all the attention thanks to their trail-blazing antics. They seem bigger, stronger and perhaps a bit smarter, their achievements casting a long shadow over your own. Meanwhile your younger bro...
The One S is the Panther tank to the One X’s Königstiger. Smaller, lighter, not as visually impressive nor perhaps as iconic but at the end of the day still a fine and versatile device for use in the real world. That said it has been deliberately hobb...
The HTC One S is one of the top Android phones. The HTC One X has a bigger, higher-resolution display and LTE connectivity (not much use in the UK for now). Hopefully the call quality issues I experienced with my test HTC One S are an isolated incident...
Abstract: HTC's One S debuted in the UK alongside its bigger brother the One X earlier this month, with deals for the dual-core smartphone starting at just £27 per month.Both the One X and the One S kick start HTC's One Series, alongside their other sibling, the On...
The HTC One S runs the latest Android version and is a well-made, well-specified handset. The camera has some very nice features, but some people will be disappointed by the lack of removable storage. Pros: Well sized for the hand and pocket, with good b...
Me, I love this phone. Camera, great. Design, great. OS, great. Added stuff? Great. Build quality? Great. Speed? Great. That thing in front of the fire-place? Grate.Bad points? Umm. No microSD card. No dedicated camera button. Are those bad things really...
One of the first things you'll notice is how fast the HTC One S can be. The HTC One S boots up in no time at all in comparison to some smartphones. Its 1.5GHz dual core processor makes all the difference: really helping to add zip to multitasking and managing multiple applications and diving into mobile games. Whatever you use it for, the HTC One X is a joy to use because of it. Battery life is s
The HTC One S features Android 4.0, but HTC still insists on caking in its HTC Sense 4 interface to accompany it, so you don’t quite get the full Android 4.0 experience. But that said, the interface is still lush, featuring beautiful menu layouts. But there’s still little we dislike about the HTC One S.
The HTC One S is a fantastic phone with a lovely design and its ability to cram so much in a phone so thin. Its camera and performance throughout is exceptional. If you’re looking for a new smartphone, the HTC One S should be near the top of your list....
