One of the first things you'll notice is how fast the HTC One S can be. The HTC One S boots up in no time at all in comparison to some smartphones. Its 1.5GHz dual core processor makes all the difference
Really helping to add zip to multitasking and managing multiple applications and diving into mobile games. Whatever you use it for
The HTC One X is a joy to use because of it. Battery life is s
Very slim good looks
Beautiful screen
1.5GHz dualcore processor
Size and weight
Good screen
Sense interface coupled with Android ICS
Overall responsiveness
Clean audio rendering
Solid metal design
Runs Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Decent screen
Reasonable camera
Slim
Svelte and beautiful
Built for Ice Cream Sandwich
Loads of widgets
Excellent battery life
Great size
Solid
Sleek design
Superfast interface and web browsing
Excellent video
The editors didn't like
No microSD card slot
Display could be better
Storage limited with no expansion options
Lack of sharpness on display
The HTC One S features Android 4.0
But HTC still insists on caking in its HTC Sense 4 interface to accompany it
So you don’t quite get the full Android 4.0 experience. But that said
The interface is still lush
Featuring beautiful menu layouts. But there’s still little we dislike about the HTC One S.
Second fiddle to the One X
No memory expansion
No removable battery
Body highly sensitive to scratching (to be verified...)
Low memory for a multimedia smartphone (about 12 GB)
Abstract: There's lots to like about the HTC One S.Size-wise, I'm a fan of pocket-sized phones, and the One S fits in my jeans more comfortably than its larger cousin, the One X.It may not have an external storage card, but 16GB is a generous amount of internal ...
In those that don't like larger handsets such as the 4.7" One X or 4.8" Galaxy S 3 the One S may well find a bunch of fans. The screen offers some great blacks, decent clarity and overall the matt finish feels great with a size that is much easier to ...
Abstract: A fine screen and camera backed up by surprisingly powerful hardware make for an excellent mid-range handsetRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) HTC tends to get as much use as possible out of its names - just look at its eight variants of the Desire if you ne...
Slim, svelte and beautiful, Built for Ice Cream Sandwich, Loads of widgets, Excellent battery life,
Limited memory, no SD slot, MicroSIM is a pain for some, Keyboard has seen better days, Call quality can be slightly tinny:
There are few phones we play with where we think that we have the complete package and would happily give five stars. The HTC One S would have had five stars had it not been for the 16GB memory cap and non-HD screen. We'd have even settled for 32GB in ...
A slim and light handset with an excellent camera, a fast chip and Android 4.0, but HTC's software can be annoying, there's no memory card slot and the faster One X doesn't cost much more ...
