The HTC One M8 will be available on all major carriers at the usual $199 with 2 year contract and $600 to $640 without contract. The phone runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and HTC Sense and BlinkFeed are now available as downloads from Google Play, so you won't have to wait for carrier firmware updates to get the latest tweaks. Even better, there's a microSD card slot compatible with SDXC cards for storage expansion. The HTC One M8 has 2 gigs of DDR3 RAM and 32 gigs of internal storage with ~23 gigs available. This is a modest CPU improvement over the Snapdragon 800 that reigned king for a few months, but it does bring important support for DDR3 RAM, which can make for noticeable improvement in graphics performance. This quad core CPU is fast yet power-frugal and it supports quick charging, unlike the old One that took forever to charge. The old One's odd front buttons have been replaced by on-screen buttons, and we prefer that even if they do rob us of a little screen real estate.Īs you'd expect, the internals have a boost too, with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 CPU clocked at 2.3GHz inside. HTC Sense 6 as ever offers tasteful, small customizations of Android without slapping on heavy skins. The display is even larger at 5' and it's still one of the nicer full HD smartphone panels on the market. There's even more metal in the casing and the brushed aluminum wraps around the sides so there's no polycarbonate sandwich.

For 2014 HTC is back with their flagship follow-up, the HTC One M8.

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