Facebook has uncovered its fresh Home software & the first smartphone to come with this launcher right out of the box is the HTC First on AT&T. If you desire a similar phone without Facebook home & with few of the attributes in the HTC One, then you could be satisfied with the expected HTC M4.
The ongoing rumors stated that the smartphone will flaunt a 4.3inches screen with an 800 x 480 pixels resolution (that is a lesser resolution in comparison with the 720p screen on the First), a 1.2 GHz dual core central processing unit & Android v4.1. Some rumors claimed on Friday that the HTC M4 will release with basically the similar features set as the fresh HTC First though with HTC Sense & an ultra pixel snapper in the place of Facebook Home & a 5 megapixel snapper. To be quite fair, gossips has it you will be able to switch off Facebook Home on the HTC First as well.
The official naming & a release is still a mystery, however.
Many of you would have been tempted by the HTC First as well. The HTC First offers something unique and exceptional for social networking buffs that no other handset can do. Most handsets rely on an user interface which puts emphasis on the most used applications and widgets. But in the Facebook Home powered HTC First your social networking habits are given preference. And applications are given second preference.
Truthfully the handset could be loved by many users who are getting ready to buy a mid range handset, but they would love to miss the Facebook Home launcher. For them, HTC has decided to offer a smartphone without the launcher.
So guys, what do you think about the new handset? Express your views through the comments section given below.
The ongoing rumors stated that the smartphone will flaunt a 4.3inches screen with an 800 x 480 pixels resolution (that is a lesser resolution in comparison with the 720p screen on the First), a 1.2 GHz dual core central processing unit & Android v4.1. Some rumors claimed on Friday that the HTC M4 will release with basically the similar features set as the fresh HTC First though with HTC Sense & an ultra pixel snapper in the place of Facebook Home & a 5 megapixel snapper. To be quite fair, gossips has it you will be able to switch off Facebook Home on the HTC First as well.
The official naming & a release is still a mystery, however.
Many of you would have been tempted by the HTC First as well. The HTC First offers something unique and exceptional for social networking buffs that no other handset can do. Most handsets rely on an user interface which puts emphasis on the most used applications and widgets. But in the Facebook Home powered HTC First your social networking habits are given preference. And applications are given second preference.
Truthfully the handset could be loved by many users who are getting ready to buy a mid range handset, but they would love to miss the Facebook Home launcher. For them, HTC has decided to offer a smartphone without the launcher.
So guys, what do you think about the new handset? Express your views through the comments section given below.
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