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Instead all three standard Android buttons (back, home and multi-tasking) are implemented into the usable screen space itself. Second, you no longer have the Android OS buttons (home and back) filling up the bottom bezel. First, it is now 5.0″ long, compared to 4.7″ of the original.

You will also find two significant changes when it comes to the screen used with the M8 over the original HTC One.

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This is a big plus in my book! You can see the rounded edges of the HTC One M8 Screen When compared to last years HTC One that was made of 70% metal, the M8 housing is now 90%, wrapping all the way around the sides of the phone, right up to the screen. When I held it in my hand without a case, it felt smoother…more comfortable…much more natural.

Secondly, I noticed that they improved the design of the phone in a very subtle way…by rounding out what some had considered the hard edges of the phone. It wasn’t soo much that it effected my thoughts on the phone, but enough for me to know it was heavier. First was that it was just a touch heavier (17g to be specific). Back to the M8, once I picked it up I did noticed a few differences right away. In was so good in fact on the HTC One that it made most of the other phones I have used feel like plastic toys. The first thing I noticed when I opened the M8 box was that HTC was able to maintain the sleek look and stylish design that I loved with the original. Available Colors – Gunmetal Gray, Glacial Silver, Amber Gold.Sound – HTC Boomsound w/ dual front facing stereo speakers.Sensors – Gyro sensor, accelerometer, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor.Camera – Duo Camera – HTC UltraPixel 4.0mp f2.0 at 28mm.

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Display – 5.0″ full HD (1080p) with Corning Gorilla Glass 3.

Storage – 16gb/32gb w/ expandable storage up to 128gb.

CPU – Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad core (2.3Ghz in US/EU and 2.5Ghz in Asia & China).

Does it stand up to the praise of it is predecessor? Can it compete with the latest and greatest Android phones coming out this year? Lets find out! HTC One M8 Press Image Fortunately I was one of a few people in the world to receive a M8 early and I was able to put it to the test during a number of my adventures to Iceland, the Canadian Rockies and The Big Island of Hawaii. Fast forward to 2014 and this morning HTC has officially announced the One’s successor, officially known as the HTC One M8. With its near full metal body and gorgeous display, it was a pleasure to use (and REVIEW) but while it won a number of rewards and praise, it ultimately didn’t end up getting close to matching Samsung in unit sales (the current largest Android phone manufacturer). While the Android OS has caught up and exceeded IOS in terms of features and functionality over the last few years (in my opinion), it was the first time that an Android manufacturer had released a phone that could easily go toe to toe with Apple’s revered iPhone in terms of build quality and design. Last year HTC released their latest flagship phone known as the “HTC One”, which took much of the Android photo industry by surprise.

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