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The HTC One also leaked heavily prior to launch, where the M7 working name fell into common usage, with then CEO Peter Chow filmed chanting "M7" on stage at a company party. It was a gamble that didn't pay off, with many saying that the camera changes were a mistake. As HTC looked to differentiate, it opted for a 4-megapixel camera, stepping down from the 8-megapixels of previous handsets, and jumping out of the megapixel race against companies like Samsung. It then introduced the UltraPixel camera. The One also offered Beats tuning for the headphones. Giving over space for two front-facing speakers, BoomSound universally impressed everyone, out-performing the sound quality of all smartphones at the time and many since. It pushed the latest methods in a number of areas, offering sophistication in build, clarity in naming and bags of power.
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Using a metal body, and aiming for a zero-gap construction, the One came with a 4.7-inch full HD display, a quad-core processor and included 4G/LTE as standard. This phone, above anything else, showcased a precision of manufacturing and skill in design that's still aped elsewhere. With HTC's One branding getting lost in 2012, it repeated the process in 2013, launching a phone that was actually called the HTC One.
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At this time, sticking 4G or LTE on the name was an important factor as next-gen networks pushed faster speeds and the entertainment or business benefits that came with them.īut these two devices serve as an illustration of the approach that HTC was taking: it was building smartphones for individual networks, resulting in an explosion of different hardware configurations and ever-expanding software offerings.
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However, there are those who will argue that that credit should go to 2011's HTC ThunderBolt, the first LTE handset launched onto Verizon and again a reworking of the Desire HD. Importantly, however, the Evo 4G is credited as being one of the first 4G handsets, sitting on Sprint's WiMax network. It was close to the Desire HD which launched a few months later globally. The HTC Evo 4G was launched onto Sprint's network in the US in 2010. The advent of 4G sees two handsets sharing this section of HTC's history.
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Fittingly, it was followed by the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus, as Samsung began its mighty Android rise. HTC worked with Google again on the Nexus 9 tablet, but the Nexus One remains HTC's only Nexus smartphone.
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Something of a hot potato, but important both for HTC and Android. The Nexus One caught the eye of Philip K Dick's estate who claimed the name infringed on its intellectual property, while Apple also took HTC to court over the design. There was a 5-megapixel camera and it came with a microSD card slot. The Nexus One launched on Android 2.1 Eclair and had a 3.7-inch display, and featured capacitive controls rather than physical buttons for navigation. The trackball was lifted from the Hero and the design shows hallmarks of HTC phones that followed, particularly the metal band reaching around the rear, reflected later in the Sensation. HTC managed to keep its logo on the back however, and there was a lot of HTC design in the Nexus One. The Nexus One was built by HTC and it saw Google creating a handset to run on stock Android where all other manufacturers were skinning its operating system. With the calendar rolling forward to 2010, Google made a significant move: it launched the Nexus programme.