Haha!

what he means is,
Jonathan's image of the sky needs HDR to fully capture the sky's colour and the grass, cause the image Jonathan captured has the sky becoming white, meaning it's overexposed, which can be prevented if he used HDR
^ this is universally true for all consumer cameras due to the limited dynamic range

the last paragraph, he basically says one x's hdr is better than one's... but remember oneX has been around for a year, with numerous updates from HTC, so let's wait for the One to get one year's worth of updates before we start comparing.... also, the results aren't really that far off, not a problem IMO

and the HTC Auto Enhance, just go and read that post

hi guys,

i really like the design and features in HTC 1...marvelous

but been thinking the holes on the speaker and the earpiece which makes me wonder what happened if even a spill of water splashed to the holes ..

unless there is a piece of protection layer below the holes..

Yup,that's always what I'm wondering,if raining,say good bye to the speaker

if i'm not mistaken , this is the first phone which have both earpiece and speakers facing upward and such a lots of holes....

Apparently it wont be a problem. Read before somewhere htc calls them micro holes or something. Water going in also very little or none.

+1

Yes, you are right

Meaning to say it is slightly splash proof as far as speakers are concerned then?

Yup. If water droplets falls on it, your phone will be safe. Your phone won't be safe if you try to submerge it under water la.

nice phone

That's good that's good. As for submerging we'll leave that task to the Xperia Z.

Oh my...yours?

Singapore, 13th April

http://unleashthephones.com/2013/04/05/htc...ontent=FaceBook

Hardwarezone.sg update

Update on 5/4/2013: Following its earlier press release on 25th March, HTC
Singapore has announced that the HTC One will be available in Singapore at all mobile operators and authorized retailers in Glacier Silver from 13th April 2013. The Stealth Black variant will be available from May onwards. The HTC One (32GB) is priced at S$968 and the 64GB model will cost S$1,068.

Those prices I supposed include the 7% GST

This post has been edited by benny888: Apr 5 2013, 12:32 PM

, who will go s'pore get it ?? i want tumpang

$968 is kinda expensive ;/ convert here around 2.4k
and no black yet..awww

black is may onward?! awww :|

now wait for demo unit first

Minus 7% because of GST and it's about 900sgd so 2250. So more or less the expected price d. 2299 when it launches here I guess

There is rubber sealing between the casing and speaker contact, the trap water droplet should be drained out with the speaker vibration. Most phones air designed sustain certain degree of rain test at development stages, I'll be surprise if One doesn't go through that.