bd250110 wrote: » If the ONE X and ONE s have a better camera than an iPhone 4s, this will be the best camera on Android by a country mile. The 4s is capable of taking stunning photos, with incredible quality, Im looking forward to seeing what the ONE series brings. The Nexus does not have an SD card slot, I think this is the way Android might be going. Surely performance will always be better from on-board memory than an SD? As I recall ICS does not handle SD cards particularly elegantly, something to do with how Android 3.0 differs from earlier versions? That said, I think the ability to expand via SD is a feature with keeping and is great for lower priced handsets, to keep costs down. Also for tablets, which are likely to need that bit more memory. The current race is for thinner phones, with better battery life and bigger screens. The removable battery and SD cards are two of the sacrifices for these improvements, I suspect many of these phones will move to micro-SIM's too.
jmal wrote: » The 25GB of dropbox storage HTC have included with the One series for 2years will also help for storing photos etc. And with my "all u can eat data" 3 contract I'll get good use out of it!
ofcork wrote: » Does anyone have an idea when o2 will have this?
Meteor_Steven (Community Manager - Meteor Forums) wrote: We'll be selling the One X but I don't have a date for it yet! Steven
bd250110 wrote: » It's all well and good if you are in Ireland or a 3-like home country, if not it could be more of an issue, unless free WiFi is fairly prevalent. I think only offering 16GB is a pity, the option of 32GB would be nice.
The Great Chinholio wrote: » Now we know how the HTC devices handle the legacy menu anyway. Black bar(with just the menu button) appears at the bottom of non ICS apps. Seems pretty space wasty
SteM wrote: » The One X has 32GB.http://www.htc.com/uk/smartphones/htc-one-x/#specs The One S only has 16GB which is a pity because it's probably the phone I'd go for.
The Great Chinholio wrote: » Now we know how the HTC devices handle the legacy menu anyway. Black bar(with just the menu button) appears at the bottom of non ICS apps. Seems pretty space wasty -http://android.modaco.com/page/news/_/android/this-is-how-the-legacy-menu-button-appears-on-t-r361
DamoElDiablo wrote: » It does just look strange alright. I've ICS (IceColdSandwich version 4) running on my DHD, and as it does have the hardware button this doesn't show up thankfully! Just seems to be a very odd design decision by HTC.
SteM wrote: » I understand the reason for moving away from Micro SD but if I'm travelling I like to load my phone up with videos, music and podcasts for the trip. I think on board memory may be too constraining considering I may want to use the camera to take photos or videos while I'm on my trip.
Goodshape wrote: » Desire HD already has (sensibly) Menu and Search buttons, so there's no need for the transient "menu button bar".
DamoElDiablo wrote: » Ah yeah, I just meant that it's something that HTC must have consciously had to add in given the lack of hard/soft button, and makes it a very unusual design decision.
wernstrom! wrote: » Also out of contract in April. But going to skip this round and wait for the next one. What's being touted from HTC just feels like no major change, and even what's going round about the S3 seems more muted.
Zagato wrote: » What exactly do you want your phone to do?