ViciousClone
Executive Member
It certainly is a valid concern, especially measured against your Apple history and how that will shape your expectations. Add to that the fact that HTC's local presence hasn't ever been stellar, what with it flopping between directly overseeing local operations and flopping from one distribution partner to the next, and the prospect starts to look even less inviting.
That said, I wouldn't swap my One for anything currently on the market. Fractions of a second in benchmarks don't impress me, but tactile feel and build quality does, and by that measure the One is arguably the best phone the world has yet seen. I am also on my 4th straight HTC, stretching back to Windows Mobile days, and I've not had a day's hassle with any of them even after having each one run custom software by the end of my first day with it.
Diff'rent strokes and all...
well said,For software,HTC has been going all out providing the latest updates of android to the HTC One fans quicker than Samsung at the moment..