HTC, a global designer of smartphones, today unveiled the new HTC One S-elegantly styled with an ultra-slim 7.9mm metal unibody for people who want a powerful
smartphone that pushes the boundaries of mobile phone design.
Engineered with
advanced design
HTC
One S features two innovative new finishes, used for the first time ever in
mobile phone design. The first, an ultra-matte black ceramic surface, is the
result of a microarc oxidation process originally developed for use in
satellites. It transforms the surface of the metal unibody into a super-dense
crystalline structure that is four times harder than anodised aluminum,
resisting the bumps and scrapes of everyday use to leave the HTC One S looking pristine. The second takes
traditional anodisation to a new level, with a patented HTC
process that creates a subtle and sophisticated light-to-dark gradient fade
through the aluminium.
Powerful,
durable performance
A
Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor with up to 1.5GHz dual-core CPUs powers an
ultra-responsive interface with rich graphics that come to life on the 4.3 inch
bright Super AMOLED screen. Crafted from contoured Corning™ Gorilla Glass,
which flows over the edges of the phone, the durable screen has optical
lamination offering wide viewing angles to make reviewing pictures and videos
easy.
Versatile user
experience
HTC One
S blends Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) with HTC
Sense™ 4, the new version of HTC’s
acclaimed user experience. HTC Sense
4 features new camera capabilities, enabling users to shoot outstanding
pictures in the blink of an eye. Beats Audio™ technology is also integrated
more deeply throughout all multimedia features of the phone, to deliver a more
premium mobile experience.
Incredible
camera
With
an f/2.0 lens and auto HDR mode, HTC
ImageSense technology delivers fast image capture with stunning results, even
under adverse lighting conditions. In just 0.7 seconds you’re able to take a
shot and, with its new superfast 0.2 second autofocus, you’ll never miss a
moment again. You can even take pictures as you shoot HD video, or extract high
resolution stills from HD video in playback.