HTC ONE With a beautiful Design and additional Features

                             HTC ONE With a beautiful Design and additional Features

                                                                 HTC stand out against its competitors with aluminum unibody and industrial chic design that is hard to beat. Not many smart phones comes dressed in metals, and, like the iPhone 5, one has a sense of extreme hard to beat.

The first thing you will notice about the phone is a 4.7-inch Super LCD 3 display that has a resolution of 1.920 με 1.080 pixels. It must also be difficult to discern any individual pixel, due to its high pixel density display (468 dpi).

Located below the display are two touch buttons instead of the usual three. Position of the keys is not like the ordinary phone Android - instead, the Home button is on the right, while the HTC logo in the middle. The problem here is that the HTC logo does nothing in reality, but take up space and you will reach the first hit that I was pressing the Home button instead.

Just below the buttons is something completely different from the other phones - found the front speakers instead. We believe that this is somewhat reasonable, especially if you try to make a call the speaker. There is nothing more annoying than not being able to hear your machine while it was in a language, and you will find that you can hardly hear anything because the speakers are on the back of the device.

                                                                  On the upper left side of the device to the power button, which also serves as the IR Blaster (more on that later). We believe that this integration is very cool, and I wonder if it will take a long time before other manufacturers are beginning to borrow this idea.

Curved back of the device to fit your hand and found a nice contract, but can get very slippery, especially if you're the type to be palm sweaty. While the phone is in the fact that it does not slip from our hands, and we felt like we could have, in some cases.

As with all HTC devices, and one comes with Sense UI on top of Android (in this case, Android 4.1), but also renewed. This new user interface, dubbed Sense 5.0, and comes with a new feature called BlinkFeed, which feels like a combination of existing tiles and Flipboard Windows Phone. You get to see on the news and highlights from selected pieces news depending on your settings, and updates from your friends on Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.

Note that client BlinkFeed uses Twitter Default to synchronize its contents; even if you install a different client, like a hawk Pro, you will receive notifications from each of the applications. You can not uninstall the application Twitter too, and you can turn off (which disables then Twitter BlinkFeed).

It can also be configure BlinkFeed to update only when the phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network, which helps to preserve battery life, and it will be constantly updated background. And if you get tired BlinkFeed, if you can not uninstall it, you can configure it to always lag behind the Home button is your standard rule your robot filled with shortcuts to your favorite applications.