Me half half as Samsung not yet announcing S IV. Hehe...

After Samsung annoucing, 1st cycle of year 2013 phone is complete. Then is time to pick either this HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S IV. (No longer XPERIA Z, hehe)

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Feb 20 2013, 02:10 PM

Just waiting for the price to drop. My phone is almost a year old. Sometimes I think its not worth changing it. But lifespan of an electronic is only 2 years these days. A couple of months when the price drop it would be the perfect time to change.

whoa...for real.... way to go HTC... trump SONY XZ!!

this i agree! remember the wifi issue and the scratched screen on HOX

any info about this?

sorry but i cant recall where i saw it. there's one from BBC and another one from tech site which show photos shot from HTC One (with EXIF intact) during the press conference yesterday.

can someone enlighten me... why is the HTC One /M7 being billed as the top of the line phone from HTC and not say the Butterfly? I think both phones are equally nice in design. But the One is 4.7" screen vs. 5" which is the industry trend, maybe if it was last year I can understand but its 2013 now. The only upside I honestly go for is the new Qualcomm processor and slightly bigger battery.

Having being bitten once by HTC when I bought the Desire HD and (at that time) much touted HTC Sense online service which never worked until today I did be VERY careful with their "Blinkfeed". Then comes the camera at 4MP... errrmm woohoo??

I think what hold everyone back is the so-call Ultrapixel which the general (pixel #) is below industry par. OTher than that, the phone is one badass...

I rather trust Carl Zeiss optics compare to htc Taiwan technology

i only trust my eye

Why im excited to see how this camera fares despite the 4mp is this

http://www.knowyourmobile.com/features/181...megapixels.html

Ts please post at 1st post?

Oh i havent fapped to phones in a long while. This phone design is orgasmic

Dafuq with the benchmarks; crazy liao. At the moment, only Optimus G Pro is its contender

This post has been edited by SyathibiyMegat: Feb 20 2013, 10:51 PM

This one looks a bit like the China phone Jiayu g3

Me always buy first batch HTC phone start from One X then One X+ then Butterfly and no problem also.

Sometimes see luck de. Cheers.

By the way i am impress with the HTC One soon might get 1 and try it out.

Only i am blur on the camera part. Ultrapixel ...... how many MP .....

Megapixel is not really important in terms of image quality. megapixels just determines the size and resolution of the image, if you can reduce the amount of megapixels, you increase the size of the pixels itself on the sensor, thus being able to capture more light. In the digital camera world, this can be seen in the higher end compacts. you see cheap compacts having 16mp is the norm, even phones goes up to 12mp, but the higher end ones like say the Panasonic LX series all still maintain their MP count at a lowly 10mp.

another example is the Canon G series. The G10 was having a 14.7MP sensor but everybody was complaining about the high amount of noise and lack of sharpness with that camera eventhough it has 14.7MP and the LX3 of that era easily beats it with only 10mp. It's successor, the G11, downgraded the MP count to just 10 as well and the results is much much better image quality, dynamic range and most importantly, low light noise performance.

This post has been edited by Nightstalker1993: Feb 20 2013, 04:12 PM

do you guys notice the edge of this devices abit like fruits ? the silver edge @@ ( no offend i'm android user)

CZ by far amazed me after spending time shooting with my pre-own Lumia 900, I'm really happy with the details that produced by the camera but let's just put aside how the software handles the color reproduction (poor whitebalance).

Having own a HoX now, I don't feel I shoot as much as I do when I own the L900, image quality on the HoX really disappoints me, I'm not putting hopes on this "ultrapixel" until I test a demo unit.

Then again, there are many many many options in the coming future. You might want to hold your wallet until Android 5 comes out if you already own an Android 4.x device.

What fruit?

Apple fruit la

curious... will other brand will follow htc steps or they will go on with their own way?
because this ultrapixel sensor seem radically different from other brand sensors

Agreed with you. My phone also just less than a year & i feel like not worth to change it. Currently an EVO3D's owner. I really like Butterfly & One but the outlook design of both of these phones just so so only.