Abstract: Earlier this year, Microsoft took their Windows Phone platform to the next level by giving it a huge update with WP8 back in October. With this new update, several manufacturers lined up to craft the bodies using Windows Phone 8. Among them, the m...
Published: 2012-12-19, Author: Samuel , review by: booredatwork.com
Abstract: Having spent a little over a week with the HTC Windows Phone 8X, I'm left with the very interesting dilemma. My dilemma arises when looking at the basic components not this device, not the hardware, but rather the makeup of this HTC – T-mobile – Windows c...
Screen is bright and crisp with nice color distribution, Performance is fluid and quick throughout the OS, Speaker is loud and produces good sound, Body design is fantastic, feels great to hold, Camera takes nice shots
Battery life is on the short side, Hardware buttons are shallow so it's hard to feel the press, Ugly, The Windows Phone store is still foundering in the shoals and has been for a year now, and we're really wondering when—or even if—it will get the tractio
Abstract: Phone cameras are constantly getting better and better. True, they do so at a relatively slow pace, but they are moving forward, despite the limitations imposed by the thin profiles of today's phones. Those who have been with us for longer know that w...
The HTC 8X has several things going for it, namely a very thin and light design, and a wide availability among US carriers. Those are two very strong points that may ultimately be at the root of its eventual success.However, outside of those two important...
Abstract: HTC 8X In Windows Mobile waters again HTC has had a few truly revolutionary devices in their portfolio which helped push them to the status they have today. The first of these is HD 2 (Windows Mobile 6.5), the second HTC G1 (Android), the third HTC Des...
Great design & build quality, Great battery life, Live Tiles and groups shine for sharing and communicating
Mediocre camera for a flagship phone, Windows Phone 8 lacking standard iPhone & Android features, Non-removable storage and battery, The Windows Phone 8X (left) matches up with the iPhone 5 (right), Windows Phone 8X | $199 | Verizon, Windows Phone 8X Revi
The Windows Phone 8X is a solid phone that meets the needs of most smartphone owners. There are still some areas where Windows Phone 8 is lacking, such as in app selection and voice control, but the Live Tiles and new take on a users experience could temp...
Abstract: To herald the arrival of WP8, HTC has been developing the Windows Phone 8X with the help of Microsoft for a year, and Nokia came out with the unique Lumia 920 flagship. Both handsets are the companies’ first Windows Phones with dual-core processors and...
Abstract: Of course, any day to day use of a Windows Phone is going to rely on Microsoft's mobile OS as well as the HTC hardware, and there are a few points that I appreciated that may not have been highlighted before in the AAWP reviews.The first is the addition o...
