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And a T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 teaser shows off more of its design.
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Battery could do with a bigger bump than that. That Gunmetal grey one looks nice though.
32GB storage/3GB RAM/MicroSD and Octocore for £550? Hmm, sound like pretty good value for money for a top-line smartphone. I was kind of hoping for something distinctive from the current M8, although since that phone seems to be well-regarded in the looks department then maybe I'm being a bit picky.
I'll be staying with my LG G3 though, (mainly due to lack of gadget budget, but also because the G3 is working pretty darned well).
Looks nice. I just wish HTC would drop the sense UI (and in the same respect samsung should drop touchwiz). I understand why they want to differentiate but they should do so in cost/look as the vanila android UI is just nicer (and hence why I use a nexus 5)
I think what you want in that case is the nexus phone :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cheesemp
They do Google Play Editions if you want without Sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by cheesemp
Those aren't available in the UK, are they? Looks like they only do Nexus devices and smart watchesQuote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
I had no idea. I prefer Sense but did flash a GPE rom to test Lollipop early on.....Quote:
Originally Posted by CustardInc
Also
Speaking to a friend who works for Orange, they have posters up in the office stating orders from 1 March, which backs this up.Quote:
However, going with HTC's past tradition, it is likely that the device will go on sale immediately after launch.
That's good to know. Been in the lookout for a new phone after Google decided to inflate the Nexus 6 to phablet proportions and my Nexus 5 Lollipop performance has been awful. Looks like a pretty decent spec jump too. Will miss vanilla android though. Always nice to get new software updates soon after release!Quote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
Octocore!! LMAO!!!!
If only more cores actually meant more performance in the mobile market, octo-core is as useful as Monopoly money.
Wow at £550 you could buy yourself a top end phone from almost all manufacturers (including Apple!!)
lmao you are wrong on every single thing you just wroteQuote:
Originally Posted by realstock
I'm almost near to deciding to start my debut of a smartphone. This one maybe a choice? Battery life and looks are important.
Three official promo videos have emerged showing off the new HTC flagship smartphone and all its standout features.
Here are the three - since deleted - videos rolled into one by an enterprising YouTuber:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iE70XFxV_w
You don't have to get stroppy just because you bought a crappy iPhone mate :pQuote:
Originally Posted by realstock
£550 has been about the price for all non-apple flagship smartphones. Only Apple (and now Samsung with the edge) have tried to up the prices so far.