Hands-on with the T-Mobile HTC One S

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    The T-Mobile HTC One S is the first HTC One series to launch in the U.S. and it is a fantastic device that should appeal to many people. The device sports Android Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 4.0.

    Please check out my ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phone blog post that includes a short video walk through of some compelling features of the HTC One S.

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    The back of the retail box list the key features and specifications of the HTC One S.

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    You only get the basics inside the box, a cable and a charger. 

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    The HTC One S has a Super AMOLED display that looks great and is quite vibrant.

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    The HTC One S is fairly narrow, especially compared to some other new smartphones, and fits well in your hand.

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    The back of the HTC One S is very attractive with the Gradient Blue color scheme. The metal back color looks great in person and this photo doesn't do it justic. You will also see a cool blue color ring around the camera lens and Beats Audio branding towards the bottom.

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    There is a small LED flash adjacent to the camera. The upper portion of the back is removable and reveals the microSIM card slot. There is no removable storage or battery though.

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    The 3.5mm headset jack and power button are found on the top.

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    There is a microUSB port on the left side that is used for charging and connectivity to a computer.

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    There is a VGA front facing camera above the display with T-Mobile branding and the headset speaker.

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    This icon shows that WiFi Calling is supported on the HTC One S. This is a handy feature if you have a weak cell signal.

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    My grandma celebrated her 89th birthday so I capture a moment at the dinner with the HTC One S. As you can see she is a huge Mariners baseball fan.

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    I also capture an outside shot of my youngest daughter who created some chalk art for her oldest sister.

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    HTC One S image gallery thumbnail 1

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    HTC One S image gallery thumbnail 2

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The T-Mobile HTC One S is the first HTC One series to launch in the U.S. and it is a fantastic device that should appeal to many people. The device sports Android Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 4.0.

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The T-Mobile HTC One S is the first HTC One series to launch in the U.S. and it is a fantastic device that should appeal to many people. The device sports Android Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 4.0.

Please check out my ZDNet Smartphones & Cell Phone blog post that includes a short video walk through of some compelling features of the HTC One S.

Caption by: Matthew Miller

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