AT&T isn’t the only one getting a snazzy new HTC smartphone, as
T-Mobile appears to be getting in with their very own that should no doubt bring high-end goodness along for the ride. Dubbed as the
HTC One S, T-Mobile will be the “
premier launch partner” and it’s aiming to capitalize on most of the items we’ve heard
associated with the HTC One X already, such as
Beats Audio support and the new
HTC Sense 4.0 experience, but it’s slightly
different – in its own beautiful way, of course.
For starters, it’s going to be more
compact in overall footprint because if its
4.3” qHD Super AMOLED display. Yeah, it might not have the size advantage like AT&T’s HTC One X, but regardless of that, we’re certain that its Super AMOLED panel will have no problems catching the attention of curious eyes. Other features include a
dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor and
HSPA+42 connectivity to really show off its sense for speediness.
There’s no arguing we’ve been seeing plenty of quality camera-centric devices on Tmo’s lineup already, like the T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide and Amaze 4G, but the HTC One S is stepping things up with its
8-megapixel auto-focus camera with
F2.0 lens. Specifically, it’ll offer super-fast capture thanks to its estimated
0.7-second shot time and 0.2-second auto-focus that’ll keep on pumping out continuous without gasping for one bit of air to recharge. Even better, there’s this
concurrent video/still capture mode that allows you to snap still images while shooting full 1080p videos – so yeah, it’s not going to be missing the beat in any way.
Impressively, the handset is cramming all those top-notch items into an
aluminum unibody design that’s unbelievably razor sharp at
7.95mm (0.31”) thin – thus, making it the slimmest smartphone to grace T-Mobile’s lineup. Isn’t it all dreamy? Of course, especially when this bad boy will be arriving sometime in
spring to usher in warmer weather, but let’s hope that we won’t have to wait until the tail-end of spring to see this one in the flesh.
**Updated**
Check out the new promotional video of it below.
source: T-Mobile
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