HTC One coming to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and over 80 markets worldwide
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HTC has teamed up with over 185 wireless carriers and major retailers worldwide for the release of its One flagship. And as you might expect, U.S. providers are on board as well, namely AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. Yup – apparently, Verizon has decided to pass on the HTC One. In addition to the U.S., HTC's new flagship is bound to land in over 80 more countries across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. In Europe, wireless carriers H3G, Orange, Telefonica/O2, T-Mobile, Tele2, Vodafone, and many more will be offering the HTC One. A complete list of carriers and retailers where the handset will be sold at is available in a press release right here.
Note that while the HTC One will be released on the market in March, U.S. carriers might not be among the very first to offer it. But rest assured that we'll update you as soon as we learn more about the smartphone's U.S. availability. Stay tuned!
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24 Comments
7. vandroid posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:44 0 2
You never know, Verizon could have something up their sleeve
24. theo14461 posted on 23 Feb 2013, 15:46 0 0
All Verizon has up their sleeve is finding ways to take your money.
18. KParks23 posted on 19 Feb 2013, 13:09 4 1
Wtf every phone I want verizon does not get. But they get some bs phone months later with no storage options.. "dna" what a joke..
19. alouden posted on 19 Feb 2013, 14:11 1 1
This is my exact issue with Verizon and why I refused th get the DNA. I guess Verizon could argue that the DNA has a bigger screen, but for me the storage capacity is more important.
22. theo14461 posted on 20 Feb 2013, 19:47 0 1
You bet! DNA is a joke!! Certainly not enough storage.
21. theo14461 posted on 20 Feb 2013, 19:46 2 0
Forget Verizon, they will do what they want, when they want.
3. InspectorGadget80 posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:37 2 1
Verizon has pass cause they have the DNA
5. BadAssAbe posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:41 3 0
Pros
Front facing speakers
Great Screen
IR Blaster
Aluminum unibody
Great Specs
Cons
Too much Bezel
No SD Slot
10. johnriii posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:56 1 3
no SD slot again? WTH HTC??? again, samsung seems to be the ONLY way to go.
14. androidsbiggestfan posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:28 0 1
SD slot is not really necessary when you have so much internal storage! What are you possibly storing on your device that you need more than 64GB of storage?
15. johnriii posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:42 0 0
actually, not that much. however, it's a moot point, because it's not coming to verizon. my 32 GB SD card still has about 10GB free, so you're right...I think my experience with the Thunderbolt has jaded me vs HTC....
16. htc_prep posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:49 0 1
i was stoked last year when my s3 and HTC Evo 4g LTE both had support for sd cards and wasnt going to buy a phone with out a slot.
but now that a year has passed i think (for me, cant speak for anyone else) it would be easier to get a device with one large built in memory capacity, and utilize my external hard drive and my 100 bg Dropbox to sync and store info. because like Matias Duarte said. memory allocation can be confusing. did it save to my internal or external... what was that path named... and all that...
so i think im okay with the 64 gig option.
8. bayusuputra posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:51 4 0
Actually, with 32GB on board, the absence of microSD card is not really a Big issue. The only problem with it is when you can't really sort out what's important and should be inside your Phone and which are not. So far, I only have less than 10GB storage in my 8X and have no problem with it. And I do put a lot of music. Only about 0.1% of all the smartphone users actually need 32GB AND SD card slot. Plus, internal storage is waaaayyyy faster.
I hope HTC can make a big come back with this device. I hope the camera can be a game changer, or at least make HTC the go-to brand for camera phone, along with Nokia.
9. johnriii posted on 19 Feb 2013, 09:55 0 0
well, so much for a new HTC phone for us verizon customers. being an owner of the Eris, Tbolt, and now the Rezound, I believe my time with HTC has run it's course. the Rezound is the only one of those three phones that I actually enjoy, and it's now been "retired" by verizon. in less than 6 months, I will be the happy owner of a Samsung product, whether it be the Note 2 or the S IV.
11. Cael26 posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:03 0 0
Verizon's version is going to be next in the Droid Incredible series...Duh!
13. mrmessma posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:06 0 0
I get that, but it seems that they'd have better model recognition if they quit whoring out the same device with a different name on every carrier. Imagine the (lack of) success if there was an iphone V, iphone S, iphone T, and iphone A.
12. mrmessma posted on 19 Feb 2013, 10:03 3 0
I don't foresee any specs on the GS4 blowing this out of the water, so I'd much rather have a solid unibody phone than just another plasticky samsung.
32gb onboard has been plenty for me with my Galaxy Nexus.
17. asianface posted on 19 Feb 2013, 11:36 0 0
The best move HTC could make to launch it on all carriers!!
20. orielwindow posted on 19 Feb 2013, 19:18 0 0
Oh wow, a really nice new phone NOT coming to Verizon? Shocking.
23. ChafedBanana posted on 20 Feb 2013, 22:33 0 1
DNA? I would much rather have this than the DNA. The DNA is too freakin' big. This has front facing speakers. Its about time. Enough of the stupid trend of having the speaker face the wrong way when you're watching a video or listening to music while using the touch screen. This is very refreshing. Now, how's about a removable battery?
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