Moto X vs HTC One
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Or, if you're not the type to blow past carefully-crafted intro text all willy-nilly, here's a little pre-comparison scoop on what we'll be taking a look at today. As you know, we went hands-on with the Moto X yesterday at Google's NYC launch event, and it was awesome. Shorty thereafter, following a quick detour to check out some even-more-awesome wooden variants of the X, we unboxed our very own review unit - and we're really enjoying putting it through its paces. But the fact remains that we've only had this sucker for a day, so we can only compare so much, right?
Well, yes - and no. Because while we have yet to draw a bead on things like the Moto X's battery life and software personality, among other things, we sure do know a lot about the specs driving it, and Motorola's intention behind those specs. Pair that with our pretty sick knowledge base on the HTC One, and we've got a very cool versus scenario, don't ya think? So join us as we compare these devices in terms of their build quality, internal hardware, software features, camera output, voice and data performance, and the all-important speakerphone test, after the break. And then have a great weekend thinking about which of these stock-Android smartphones you'd rather have in your own pocket (now).
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Or, if you're not the type to blow past carefully-crafted intro text all willy-nilly, here's a little pre-comparison scoop on what we'll be taking a look at today. As you know, we went hands-on with the Moto X yesterday at Google's NYC launch event, and it was awesome. Shorty thereafter, following a quick detour to check out some even-more-awesome wooden variants of the X, we unboxed our very own review unit - and we're really enjoying putting it through its paces. But the fact remains that we've only had this sucker for a day, so we can only compare so much, right?
Well, yes - and no. Because while we have yet to draw a bead on things like the Moto X's battery life and software personality, among other things, we sure do know a lot about the specs driving it, and Motorola's intention behind those specs. Pair that with our pretty sick knowledge base on the HTC One, and we've got a very cool versus scenario, don't ya think? So join us as we compare these devices in terms of their build quality, internal hardware, software features, camera output, voice and data performance, and the all-important speakerphone test, after the break. And then have a great weekend thinking about which of these stock-Android smartphones you'd rather have in your own pocket (now).
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Pocketnow has been a key source of mobile technology news and reviews since its establishment in 2000. With offices on three continents, Pocketnow offers round-the-clock coverage of the mobile technology landscape, from smartphones to tablets to wearables. We aim to be your number-one source for mobile tech news, reviews, comparisons, and commentary. If you love mobile as much as we do, be sure to subscribe!
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