I should point out HTC spent a long time making sure signal worked through the aluminum case. I've never had a signal problem except in some indoor places but that is more to do with frequency than anything else. As I know someone who has one on EE and gets 2G signal in place I don't get 3G.
I should point out HTC spent a long time making sure signal worked through the aluminum case. I've never had a signal problem except in some indoor places but that is more to do with frequency than anything else. As I know someone who has one on EE and gets 2G signal in place I don't get 3G.
I was just going by the HTC I had and the two others that I know that have had other HTC phones.
I was just going by the HTC I had and the two others that I know that have had other HTC phones.
Darren
No problem and I agree HTC phones in the past have had signal issues but it has been fixed with the One know quite a few people with it and none has complained about signal. Well apart from EE issue but that not the phones fault.
Is the htc worth getting or should I get the iPhone 5s
That comes down to personal choice really do you like iOS or Android for example. Don't think about optimisation as both iOS and sense 5 are probably best you can get at that. Do you like the finger print scanner for instance than got for iPhone 5S. Or do you like front facing speakers then HTC one is device for you. Do you like Apples Eco system which I will say is probably one of the best there is closed but brilliant. Really it comes down to pros and cons and which overall wins out. I think after reading into iPhone 5S a bit more it is certainly a step forward with 64bit [expect it going be while before that is noticeable] everything starts somewhere. Finger print scanner is certainly a useful security measure more secured and faster than current one. I still feel the screen lets the iPhone 5S down hopefully that is increased in size with iPhone 6. I think both device would be brilliant for you though you need look at specs and reviews and think what you want from your device.
No problem and I agree HTC phones in the past have had signal issues but it has been fixed with the One know quite a few people with it and none has complained about signal. Well apart from EE issue but that not the phones fault.
That comes down to personal choice really do you like iOS or Android for example. Don't think about optimisation as both iOS and sense 5 are probably best you can get at that. Do you like the finger print scanner for instance than got for iPhone 5S. Or do you like front facing speakers then HTC one is device for you. Do you like Apples Eco system which I will say is probably one of the best there is closed but brilliant. Really it comes down to pros and cons and which overall wins out. I think after reading into iPhone 5S a bit more it is certainly a step forward with 64bit [expect it going be while before that is noticeable] everything starts somewhere. Finger print scanner is certainly a useful security measure more secured and faster than current one. I still feel the screen lets the iPhone 5S down hopefully that is increased in size with iPhone 6. I think both device would be brilliant for you though you need look at specs and reviews and think what you want from your device.
i was gonna get the nexus but 16gb memory and non expandable doesnt cut it.
Honestly it depends what you want your device for. Do you want 4G connectivity on it for example ?. Honestly for most people unless you need the greatest and best hardware all the time. I think any of the high end devices out at the moment will last you two-three years. If you want the certainty of that go with Apple as they support there devices for a lot longer.
Honestly it depends what you want your device for. Do you want 4G connectivity on it for example ?. Honestly for most people unless you need the greatest and best hardware all the time. I think any of the high end devices out at the moment will last you two-three years. If you want the certainty of that go with Apple as they support there devices for a lot longer.
That's a bit true....
With all the software updates etc...your never behind.
What network would you recommend me to get it on? Tbh it need the 32gb model and on three it's £42 a month😳
That's a bit true....
With all the software updates etc...your never behind.
What network would you recommend me to get it on? Tbh it need the 32gb model and on three it's £42 a month😳
Either EE or Three simply because the 3G networks are far superior coverage. Three has advantage that you get unlimited data but will have wait longer likely for LTE. While EE has already impressive LTE coverage but capped data plans and faster speeds. With the low amount of 3G and 4G coverage I couldn't recommend Vodafone or O2 at the moment hopefully they increase that though.
Either EE or Three simply because the 3G networks are far superior coverage. Three has advantage that you get unlimited data but will have wait longer likely for LTE. While EE has already impressive LTE coverage but capped data plans and faster speeds. With the low amount of 3G and 4G coverage I couldn't recommend Vodafone or O2 at the moment hopefully they increase that though.
Is it worth getting 4g?
Also EE don't give unlimited date. Only tmobile do and that's if you sign onto a 3G contract.
Is it worth getting 4g?
Also EE don't give unlimited date. Only tmobile do and that's if you sign onto a 3G contract.
I didn't say EE did unlimited I said capped data plans. I would say 4G is important if you want stable download speeds of say 15-30mbs also the increased coverage/indoor penetration that 4G spectrum will bring.
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Yes I think so.
Darren
Crikey, didn't realise they had come down that much. Is that £420 S4 from a 'proper' retailer and not ebay and the like?
Agree with the increase in app size and cameras on devices lowest I will have without it being expandable memory is 32GB.
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if the nexus is 16gb still then i wont get it
this phone will be for about two years and with all the apps, music etc...16gb is way too small
I was just going by the HTC I had and the two others that I know that have had other HTC phones.
Darren
Is the htc worth getting or should I get the iPhone 5s
No problem and I agree HTC phones in the past have had signal issues but it has been fixed with the One know quite a few people with it and none has complained about signal. Well apart from EE issue but that not the phones fault.
That comes down to personal choice really do you like iOS or Android for example. Don't think about optimisation as both iOS and sense 5 are probably best you can get at that. Do you like the finger print scanner for instance than got for iPhone 5S. Or do you like front facing speakers then HTC one is device for you. Do you like Apples Eco system which I will say is probably one of the best there is closed but brilliant. Really it comes down to pros and cons and which overall wins out. I think after reading into iPhone 5S a bit more it is certainly a step forward with 64bit [expect it going be while before that is noticeable] everything starts somewhere. Finger print scanner is certainly a useful security measure more secured and faster than current one. I still feel the screen lets the iPhone 5S down hopefully that is increased in size with iPhone 6. I think both device would be brilliant for you though you need look at specs and reviews and think what you want from your device.
i was gonna get the nexus but 16gb memory and non expandable doesnt cut it.
the iphone 5s is a bit too expensive for me
when is the new htc one out?
I doubt before march.
dang what a dilemma im in:(
Honestly it depends what you want your device for. Do you want 4G connectivity on it for example ?. Honestly for most people unless you need the greatest and best hardware all the time. I think any of the high end devices out at the moment will last you two-three years. If you want the certainty of that go with Apple as they support there devices for a lot longer.
With all the software updates etc...your never behind.
What network would you recommend me to get it on? Tbh it need the 32gb model and on three it's £42 a month😳
Either EE or Three simply because the 3G networks are far superior coverage. Three has advantage that you get unlimited data but will have wait longer likely for LTE. While EE has already impressive LTE coverage but capped data plans and faster speeds. With the low amount of 3G and 4G coverage I couldn't recommend Vodafone or O2 at the moment hopefully they increase that though.
Also EE don't give unlimited date. Only tmobile do and that's if you sign onto a 3G contract.
I didn't say EE did unlimited I said capped data plans. I would say 4G is important if you want stable download speeds of say 15-30mbs also the increased coverage/indoor penetration that 4G spectrum will bring.