HTC Sense 4 also includes broad enhancements to audio quality and simplifies how people listen to music on their phone.
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With HTC’s most premium experience, the HTC One series integrates Android 4.0 (ICS) with HTC Sense™ 4, the new version of HTC’s branded user experience that is introducing HTC ImageSense™, a new suite of camera and imaging features that set HTC One apart from other phones. “We are very focused on creating a camera and audio experience customers will love and use often and we believe the HTC One series delivers this in a way never seen on a phone before.” “The best moments in life are captured with a photo or remembered by a song, so it was key for the HTC One series to improve these emotional experiences with an amazing camera and authentic sound experience,” said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC Corporation. Unprecedented momentum for HTC One series – available beginning in April with broad global availability through more than 140 mobile operators and distributorsīARCELONA, SPAIN – Mobile World Congress – February 26, 2012 – HTC, a global designer of smartphones, today unveiled its new HTC One series of smartphones that represent its most premium mobile experience with a new level of iconic design and amazing camera and authentic sound experience. HTC One™ Highlighted by an Amazing Camera and Authentic Sound Experience Like we said earlier, it’s not all phones out of MWC today. HTC also announced some very exciting new camera technology along with more Beats integration. Stay with us though, there is more on the way.
As you can see, it looks almost identical to the HTC Legend and HTC knows that. It has a single-core processor and 512MB of RAM, yet still runs Android 4.0 and a similarly amazing camera to the One S and One X. The One V is HTC’s budget phone for early 2012. This puppy is headed to T-Mobile here in the U.S. The One S will ship with the rest of the One series in April. HTC went with a ultra-matte black Ceramic Metal surface that is harder than aluminum and will keep better over time. It also has a 4.3″ qHD display with Gorilla Glass, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, Android 4.0 with Sense 4.0, Beats audio, the same amazing 8MP camera as the One X, 1650mAh battery, and an unbelievably thin 7.8mm body. Rockin’ Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S4 dual-core chipset, this phone is as powerful as any other phone we have seen come to life thus far. The One X may be the phone that everyone is talking about, but the One S should not be overlooked.
The device will rock a 1.5GHz quad-core Tegra 3 processor (in most of the world), 1GB of RAM, Android 4.0 with HTC Sense 4.0, a 4.7″ Super LCD 2 HD screen with Gorilla Glass, NFC chip, 32GB of storage, 1800mAh non-removable battery, Beats audio, 8MP camera with F2.0 aperture and 28mm lens, and is ridiculously thin at 8.9mm. What was rumored has now been officially confirmed on the spec front. Starting with the big dog simply makes sense, so let’s dive into the HTC One X first. We have pictures, specs and more after the break. They announced more than just phones though, but we’ll start there and continue on throughout the afternoon. Overall, this is one hell of a lineup of phones.
The One V is their lowest level of the three, yet still manages to include Beats audio and an extremely slim body while maintaing the unique look of the once iconic HTC Legend. The One X is their flagship phone and the most impressive on paper, but the One S isn’t far behind it as a next-gen phone. Even with specs leaking and pictures popping up across the globe, we should all still be impressed with what HTC has produced for the first half of this year. We knew they were all coming, but HTC officially stole the show today at Mobile World Congress 2012 with the unveiling of their HTC One series.
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