After repeated calls, emails and store visits, we've independently verified that the HTC One S that was released in the Philippines last week runs a Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 1.7GHz and not the Snapdragon S4 1.5GHz. When HTC Philippines finally launched the HTC One S (see our review here) with a suggested retail price of Php26,990, they told us differently. Both sources gave me one answer -- the local HTC One S will have a SnapDragon S4 1.5GHz. It turns out the ones being distributed in stores is the HTC One S running a Snapdragon S3 1.7GHz. The HTC One S completes our whole line-up of the HTC One series, a new breed of HTC handsets that is supposed to revive the company's sexy status once again. When we first used the HTC One X, we immediately fell in love with it. The same can almost be said with the HTC One S. We recommend you reading up on our HTC One X review first before reading any further. Read more in our articles including "Local HTC One S gets 1.7GHz S3 and not 1.5GHz S4" and "HTC One S Review".
After repeated calls, emails and store visits, we've independently verified that the HTC One S that was released in the Philippines last week runs a Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 1.7GHz and not the Snapdragon S4 1.5GHz. When HTC Philippines finally launched the HTC One S (see our review here) with a suggested retail price of Php26,990, they told us differently.
Both sources gave me one answer -- the local HTC One S will have a SnapDragon S4 1.5GHz. It turns out the ones being distributed in stores is the HTC One S running a Snapdragon S3 1.7GHz. The HTC One S completes our whole line-up of the HTC One series, a new breed of HTC handsets that is supposed to revive the company's sexy status once again.
Our coverage of htc one s philippines includes: "Local HTC One S gets 1.7GHz S3 and not 1.5GHz S4"; "HTC One S Review"; "HTC One S is slimmest HTC yet at 7.8mm". Each article provides unique insights and information.