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The HTC One is an outstanding smartphone that has very few obvious flaws. It combines a gorgeous design with a very slick operating system. It is probably slightly tall for its 4.7-inch display – the Google Nexus 4 with its 4.7-inch display is a bit more compact in this regard. However, HTC has put this extra height to very good use packing in the best speakers on a smartphone to date. If you want a smartphone that you can use to play music in a dorm or small room, you need look no further.

Read original review at Electronista.

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There’s a good chance we’ll look back at the HTC One as a turning point for Android. It’s the first time build quality for an Android phone has reached Apple levels of obsession, and it also shows off just how far Android and HTC have come over the past few years.

With the iPhone 5, Galaxy S4, and HTC One on the market, it’s a good time to be looking for a smartphone. They’re all solid choices — but if I had to pick just one, I’d recommend the One wholeheartedly. It’s not just a great phone, it’s a rare piece of technology that instantly makes everything before it seem less interesting.

Read original review at Venture Beat.

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As you can see, there’s certainly a lot to talk about when it comes to the HTC One. HTC took a gamble by focusing its efforts on a single device and equipping it with a four megapixel imaging sensor. Did the gamble pay off? I think it did. The HTC One is by far the best smartphone I have ever used. HTC will always have to justify its actions as long as Samsung and Apple dominate the smartphone space, but I feel the HTC One has set the company on a new course and will show consumers that HTC is currently ahead of the competition.

Read original review at HTC Source.

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