andy97

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To coin a phrase from tosser jack, this phone is game changing

The screen, size, weight, well lack of it, camera and the incredibly fast speed.

Stupendous is the word

Coffin Dodger

Indeed, makes the iPhone 4S look like one of these in comparison:

Ant

What a great post

Put this in computer section.

boxst

That's huge!

JackClark

Offensive.

No doubt this one is the iPhone killer, just last the last 200 phones from Samsung, sorry HTC.

Ant

Why would you need a screen that big?

the iPhone screen was developed so you can reach every part of thr screen with one hand.

That you'd certainly need two.

Oh I agree too, no need for the offensive post.

JackClark

That's it?? Ha! I mean WTF.

markjmd

iTrader: (11)

Might this not mean though that the OP was correct in his description of a certain member

EddScott

I like HTC products but even I would feel a bit of a tw8t holding that monolith to my ear.

Ant

Not really just means apple thought about it.

Just personally a phone that size is borderline tablet and I wouldn't want that as a phone.

Ant

ScoobyWon't

No need to stick up for the troll either.

I'd take the One X over the Apple any day.

Ant

Im not it was uncalled for to be honest, it's their own fault they let jack push their buttons

Jamescsti

I believe it is game changing to an extent as its the first quad core phone to hit the market I believe, but let's be honest in the next few months the market will be flooded with them and this will just blend into the background.
I do think the thing is too big too, not as bad as the galaxy note though!

andy97

iTrader: (1)

In comparison to my son's Desire HD. There is not a lot in feel due to it being so thin.

Re jack I wasn't insulting him merely what he was probably doing

JackClark

Game Changing. Faster Processor, Bigger Screen, how innovative. Nothing to see here.

Turbohot

andy97

iTrader: (1)

There is no way on earth that the next iphone will be anything less than a 4" screen, so arriving to the party a little late but never the less getting there as everyone has moved on again.

ScoobySteve69

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My One X is coming tomorrow I don`t know how anyone can use the iphone anymore with that tiny screen I think I read somewhere that it`s got the SMALLEST screen out of ALL smartphones...awesome

boxst

It depends what you want. I didn't think I'd ever be carrying something as large as an iPhone. I was one of those people who wanted the smallest, thinnest mobile phones when they started to appear. I had some Motorola clamshell thing that was amazing at the time and cost lots of money.

EddScott

Although jackclark said Offensive, his post was hardly that.

"Your going to look a complete c*nt trying to put that in your back pocket"

Would have been offensive.

stevebt

iTrader: (8)

I looked at getting an HTC one but the size has put me off also the expected size of the new SGS 3 is supposed to be a little biger than that? If its true there is no way I would get one as the SGS2 is big enough.

andy97

iTrader: (1)

Laying the Desire HD onto top of the One X, the One X is no wider and about 5-10mm longer. The market is pointing to bigger screens, the Samsung Note is really picking up in sales around the world and that is much larger still. Having handled the phone for few hours it feels fine in size.

RobsyUK

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DONT get a HTC. I have one and yeah for **** it's ok but those three stupid buttons at the bottom are crap! you always accidently press the home button when trying to watch soemthing. Im going back to Apple as soon as I can

ScoobyWon't

Never had that trouble with my (four buttoned) Desire HD.

davegtt

Loved my Desire HD for the last year but some stingy ba$tard stole it on Sunday night

ScoobyWon't

A prime opportunity to upgrade to the One X. Did you not try to track it via HTCSense?

davegtt

Honestly dont know how to or if it was possible... Off to do some Googling now

Am I understanding that I should have registered and connected my phone before I lost it - and now Im screwed?

ScoobyWon't

It should be linked to whatever email address you entered when you first set up the phone. HTC Sense will do the rest once you log in, I believe.

davegtt

Hmm, I believe I set it up with my old workplace that I no longer have access too. Booger.