HTC is already starting to work on other devices, despite the hugely positive reception by critics and users alike regarding the HTC One. The company is also currently trying to get the HTC One supply issues sorted out, with many regions still in the dark.
HTC had a poor 2012, with the One range not selling as well as expected and Samsung starting the big stride into the US and international market, pushing past Apple in overall smartphone sales worldwide.
Adequately named, the HTC First will be the first smartphone to run with Facebook Home added from the start. Impressively, Facebook has managed to keep neutral in the mobile operating system/hardware area, while adding a huge advantage in connectivity with Android users.
Facebook press event rumours turned out to be mostly true, but the social network won’t be delivering a single smartphone or a single operating system, instead, they have redesigned the Android OS to have better interaction between Facebook and the user.
Facebook phone rumours have been swimming on the web now for a while now, with many denouncing the phone as a preposterous idea before Facebook or the manufacturer revealed there was any truth. In fact, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, has repetitively denied the Facebook phone as not fitting with the company goals.
Samsung Galaxy S4 vs HTC One, How do they compare?, which should you buy?
HTC One Thorough walk through: :Sense 5, UltraPixels, Zoe photography, BlinkFeed
HTC has unveiled its new flagship smartphone today; after the launch of various rival Android devices, the HTC One is HTC’s attempt to stay in the smart phone war ahead of MWC in Barcelona. Available for preorder but not available till March, it has some features that might allow it to stay in the game.