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By Todd Haselton | May 15, 2013

Google announced at Google I/O 2013 that it will soon sell an unlocked Galaxy S4 Developer Edition, aka the “Google Edition,” for $649 that include a pure version of Android Jelly Bean. Several pundits wondered if this meant that HTC, too, might follow in similar…

By Sean P. Aune | May 14, 2013

The HTC One is one of the newest and hottest phones on the market today, and we’re thrilled to have teamed up with our friends at AT&T to be able to give one away! With nearly 35,000 entries, one lucky person is walking away with an…

By Todd Haselton | May 10, 2013

AT&T’s Optimus G Pro and the stealth black HTC One are now available from AT&T. As a quick recap, the LG Optimus G Pro offers a 1.7GHz quad-core processor, a 5.5-inch 1080p HD display, a 13-megapixel camera 2GB of RAM and 32GB of expandable storage.…

By Brandon Russell | May 7, 2013

There’s really nothing more we can say about the design of HTC’s One. Next to the iPhone 5, it’s one of the handsomest devices available, putting pretty much every other Android handset to shame. Not to mention the actual experience of using the phone is…

By Sean P. Aune | May 3, 2013

The HTC One is one of the hottest phones on the market right now, and AT&T has teamed up with TechnoBuffalo to give a lucky winner the chance to own it! The fine folks over at AT&T want to help us out in making sure…

By Todd Haselton | May 2, 2013

HTC reported its first quarter 2013 earnings on Thursday. The company noted revenue of $42.8 billion New Taiwan (NT) dollars (approx. $1.45 billion USD), a net profit of NT$85 million (approx. $2.88 million USD) and earnings per share of NT$0.10. That might not sound too…

By Todd Haselton | May 2, 2013

HTC reached out to TechnoBuffalo on Thursday morning to alert us that it’s running a special promotion that allows HTC One customers to trade in old smartphones for a prepaid Visa card. The company is offering “at least” $100 for old handsets and will pay…

By Brandon Russell | May 1, 2013

Before Samsung unleashes double-duty octo-core specs in the Galaxy Note III, the company has to actually choose what the device will look/feel like. We previously heard the S4-maker wanted to change things up, step away from its plastic foundations, but that may not happen at…

By Todd Haselton | May 1, 2013

We’ve heard plenty of chatter about HTC’s M4 and the latest leak suggests that it might actually be some form of HTC One mini. The device looks strikingly similar, albeit smaller, and has lower specs, but it’s size is certainly attractive. Engadget says the device…

By Todd Haselton | April 26, 2013

HTC is placing big bets on the HTC One and, Wall Street, which used to think HTC’s stock was overvalued, is now singing the company’s praises. Analysts with the bank HSBC recently raised HTC price targets on high expectations for the company’s current portfolio of…

By Brandon Russell | April 24, 2013

Without a doubt, the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One will spark one of the biggest Android battles in recent memory. Samsung has a lot of resources and past success behind the S4—its predecessors, S III, S II and S were all extremely popular—while the…

By Brandon Russell | April 8, 2013

We got a huge response from our last HTC One camera comparison, so we thought we’d take a more granular look at the device’s biggest competition, Nokia’s Lumia 920. Both promise unrivalled results, in low-light and in normal conditions; the two companies have confidently touted…

By Jon Rettinger | March 11, 2013

We received the HTC One on Saturday morning and it hasn’t left our sight yet. We’ve already delivered posts covering the device, including a comparison gallery, a camera demo, a Sense 5 demo and, of course, our unboxing. Plenty of additional clips are on the way…

By Brandon Russell | March 9, 2013

There’s a lot to like about the HTC One, but among the device’s biggest draws is its incredible design. Pictures don’t really do it justice; you have to hold it, touch the screen, and twirl it in your hands to truly appreciate how amazing the…

By Todd Haselton | February 19, 2013

HTC announced the One today, its brand new flagship. We already offered up our initial impressions in our first hands-on, but we figured we’d bring you another quick gallery showing off the chops of the black model. We prefer the silver version, it looks and…

By Todd Haselton | February 19, 2013

We just wrapped up checking out HTC’s brand new One smartphone. To put it bluntly: it’s a babe and is probably one of our favorite Android smartphones on the market. We need to reserve the final say for our full review, when we’ll get to…

By Todd Haselton | March 19, 2013

We’re not going to beat around the bush, the HTC One is HTC’s best smartphone yet. Hold on to your hat and don’t jump to the end of this review right away, we have a lot to discuss because it offers tons of new software…

By Brandon Russell | May 7, 2013

There’s really nothing more we can say about the design of HTC’s One. Next to the iPhone 5, it’s one of the handsomest devices available, putting pretty much every other Android handset to shame. Not to mention the actual experience of using the phone is…

By Jon Rettinger | April 30, 2013

Over the past few years, Samsung has rightfully earned the distinction as the top handset maker in the Android market. It’s lineup is plentiful—extremely plentiful—giving users an abundance of choice, while its designs (so the company claims) make smartphone use a more intimate experience. But…

By Jon Rettinger | April 8, 2013

The AT&T version of the HTC One has arrived, and we’re putting it through its paces. While we loved the international version of the HTC One, can the AT&T live up to its foreign brother while also using LTE? We were able to use the…

By Brandon Russell | April 8, 2013

We’ve been using the international HTC One for about a month now, and during that time it’s really proved itself to be one of the most complete devices ever built. Not only is it the best designed device out on the market today, it’s arguably…

By Todd Haselton | April 2, 2013

AT&T just announced that it will begin accepting pre-orders for the 32GB HTC One on April 4 for $199 with a new two-year contract, officially stifling rumors that the phone would cost $249. The carrier also said a 64GB option will be available for $299.99…

By Todd Haselton | March 30, 2013

The HTC One will come in 32GB and 64GB options, but if you live in the United States you’ll need to be on AT&T in order to purchase the 64GB flavor. The carrier recently revealed that it will be an exclusive product. Verizon won’t offer…

By Todd Haselton | March 26, 2013

We checked out the T-Mobile HTC One today during the carrier’s new “Uncarrier” press event in New York City. The device is exactly what you expect from AT&T but, of course, supports T-Mobile’s 4G LTE network. It doesn’t have much branding but does have a…

By Jon Rettinger | March 20, 2013

When the iPhone 5 came out in September of last year—despite its lineage and similarity to the iPhone 4/4S—Apple still managed to impress us with its improved design. It was thinner, it was lighter, and it introduced Apple users to the 4-inch form factor. But…

By Brandon Russell | March 14, 2013

Now that the Galaxy S 4 has been announced, consumers will rightly wonder if it can stand up to HTC’s One. Samsung handily swept competitors aside in 2012, propelling itself to the top of the smartphone heap. But the competition has gotten that much more…

By Jon Rettinger | March 11, 2013

We received the HTC One on Saturday morning and it hasn’t left our sight yet. We’ve already delivered posts covering the device, including a comparison gallery, a camera demo, a Sense 5 demo and, of course, our unboxing. Plenty of additional clips are on the way…