It’s a tall phone with some wasted space on the front – the G2 with its barely there bezels would suit you. Why the hell is the bezel/chin so MASSIVE? David Pye, Google Plusĭavid – we agree. Yes! It’s the best smartphone money can buy. For now, take a look at how they square up in our HTC One (M8) versus Samsung Galaxy S5 weigh-in. But the S5’s release date is mere weeks away so we’ll be pitting these two heavyweights against each other very soon.
We don’t want to call that one yet, Julian. Is it better than a Galaxy S5? – Julian Garlinge Twitter According to the AnTuTu scores, the One (M8) is on top of the smartphone charts for now with a score of 36419 and it’s a beast for gaming. Performance alone isn’t a reason to upgrade, both HTC handsets do a beautiful job of running Android. The One (M8) is powered by a Snapdragon 801, not the 600 in the One – but the original HTC ran smoothly to begin with.
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Is there a big speed difference versus the HTC One? Jason Smith, Google Plus One caveat – the iPhone has a more consistent main camera, so it does depend in part on how important phone photography is to you. Bigger screen, live widgets, BlinkFeed, UFocus and microSD expansion – plenty of reasons the HTC trumps the iPhone. Our reviewer Sophie jumped ship from the iPhone to the HTC One and isn’t going back. IOS still has the best apps and the iPhone 5s still offers the smoothest smartphone experience on the market, but we think you should do it, Alex. Should I get one to get away from the iPhone 5? – Alex Nicolson Twitter Word of warning: you won’t be able to use UFocus with any shots you’ve zoomed in to take. But it’s fun to play around with and we’re sure you’ll use it. It’s not useful for every image, and to get the best results, you’ll end up staging shots (like our office Mario, above). Tapping to refocus provides a new way to get creative with your snaps.
Like to see some photos with the new depth of field “Bokeh” effect.– State of Emergency Twitterĭefinitely more than a gimmick, chaps. How good is the UFocus capability? Gimmick or worth it? – Matt Targett, Facebook More info on UFocus would please me greatly.– Ben Stinson Twitter
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It feels like more than just an annual update – the changes are meaningful.
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The Galaxy S5 boasts a similar feature, albeit thanks to software trickery, so we’ll be putting the two head to head when we get an S5 to test – based on our S4 and HTC One comparisons, the Samsung should have the stronger camera overall with more detail than One (M8)’s four UltraPixels can offer.Įlsewhere, the microSD support, tweaks to BlinkFeed and Extreme Power Saving mode are all useful additions to the original HTC One. Lytro was an excellent idea but it was an expensive standalone camera with a tiny screen and limited appeal. We’re impressed that the One (M8) has bottled the Lytro camera’s superpowers in its depth sensor camera. The one feature we haven’t seen on a smartphone before is UFocus – that’s the ability to refocus photos after you’ve taken them, so you can change the subject of your image after you’ve taken it. And of course our HTC-loving “employee of Apple”.
The original One was so great that it finally had me defect from iPhones, is there sufficient difference to warrant an upgrade? – Michael Cogley TwitterĮxcellent questions, Missrs. What’s the biggest difference to the M7? – Twitter What does the HTC One (M8) do that’s actually new and innovative? Or is it just an update? – Ross Hanson Twitter
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