Originally Posted by Zack06:
“HTC need to fire their designers.....the designs haven't changed for about 3 years.....they just look a little curvier and a little thinner....They are playing it too safe....where as Samsung/LG/Sony/Motorola are being more daring and eccentric with their designs, HTC have been churning out the same repackaged crap year after year.....
Also why they decided to put Sense on ICS is beyond me....it's completely taken out the holographic feel of the OS and made it look like Eclair...:-/
Not impressed....I hope Samsung and Motorola bring the goods...”
“HTC need to fire their designers.....the designs haven't changed for about 3 years.....they just look a little curvier and a little thinner....They are playing it too safe....where as Samsung/LG/Sony/Motorola are being more daring and eccentric with their designs, HTC have been churning out the same repackaged crap year after year.....
Also why they decided to put Sense on ICS is beyond me....it's completely taken out the holographic feel of the OS and made it look like Eclair...:-/
Not impressed....I hope Samsung and Motorola bring the goods...”
I agree with you. I did read a blog though on the weekend that HTC may let the end user enable or disable the Sense overlay. Whether this is true or not I don't know.
Sense it must be remembered is what HTC are known for and many reviewers rate it as the best of the overlays. Perhaps HTC feel that those who would upgrade to Sense ICS devices would do so because of familiarity.
