HTC One Developer Edition unlocks the SIM, bootloader and your wallet all for $649
0. phoneArena posted on 13 Mar 2013, 01:14
Since HTC never stood by its promise to unlock the bootloader on all new devices, a product like the HTC One Developer Edition is needed in the hackers and modders community; expected to be released the same time that the carrier versions hit the U.S. operators, the phone is expected to be priced at a rather hefty $649...
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1. nlbates66 posted on 13 Mar 2013, 01:31 1 12
utterly useless product, if something needs a "developer edition" device in order to work then that simply means it's not going to work on the non-developer editions of the device that 99% of consumers will endup with, first Motorola, then Samsung now HTC, why can't they stop this stupidity...
2. rizevnarastek posted on 13 Mar 2013, 01:32 0 4
A detailed promotional video explaining the key features of the HTC One Android Smartphone.http://youtu.be/2isfiSe51yw
3. nlbates66 posted on 13 Mar 2013, 01:34 0 5
allow me to clarify, i'm referring to the "developer edition" phenomenon, not the HTC One itself, which is appearing to be a decent phone.
4. rizevnarastek posted on 13 Mar 2013, 01:54 5 1
Developer edition means it's bootloader is unlocked, scoff, SIM unlocked and you still have your warranty. That's that.
6. izim1 posted on 13 Mar 2013, 03:01 6 1
$50 more than usual smartphone price for unlocked phone? I'm in. Heck id pay the $50 just to get rid of the ugly carrier logos. That its the 64gb model is just a plus.
7. TROLL posted on 13 Mar 2013, 05:40 0 0
Then this shouldev came tottaly Rooted at that price™
8. BrockSamson posted on 13 Mar 2013, 08:05 4 0
"Priced at $649, the Developers Edition of the next HTC flagship model will cost you $649."
9. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 13 Mar 2013, 08:40 0 0
BrockSamson,
It happens a lot here in PhoneArena.com. lol
Good look out though. It is funny though.
+1
10. JunitoNH posted on 13 Mar 2013, 17:14 1 0
HTC for $649, too much money, maybe more like $549; someone please pinch this guy, wake him up.
11. Berzerk000 posted on 14 Mar 2013, 00:43 1 0
Not really. It's $650 for the entirely unlocked and unbranded 64 GB version; that's only about $50-100 more than other off contract phones from carriers that only have 16 GB of storage.
About $50 more for an unbranded and unlocked device with 4 times the storage of off contract carrier seems pretty good to me.






