HTC’s One series may be dominated by the quad-core One X, but another handset-the One S-became available at the same time. The One S may be smaller and lack the One X’s leading-edge processor, but that doesn't mean it without merit. Far from it, in fact. The HTC One S is available for £420 SIM free and also on higher rate deals on contract. Its price marks it out as towards the higher end of the market, and so do many of specifications.
The processor, for example, is a Qualcom 1.56Hz dual-core offering, which certainly is not to be sniffed at, and it is helped out by 1GB of RAM. There’s an eight-megapixel camera with flash included too which can capture a still while you are shooting a video-a rather neat trick.
The processor, for example, is a Qualcom 1.56Hz dual-core offering, which certainly is not to be sniffed at, and it is helped out by 1GB of RAM. There’s an eight-megapixel camera with flash included too which can capture a still while you are shooting a video-a rather neat trick.