HTC One smartphone Without Contract

HILLSBORO, Ore. - Jan. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- HTC arguably made a big comeback with their HTC One now available without contract from the new mobile provider Ting.  As Samsung dominated with the Galaxy smartphones (http://www.hostinganddesigns.com/WPDesigns2/?p=1769) and Apple nudged ahead with their iPhones, HTC managed to join the competitive market again with their own smartphone featuring all the latest and most desired features and specifications on any smartphone.

Originally only available with 2 year contract mobile carriers, Ting is now also offering HTC One without contract and a $25 coupon on top of that to gain a few more customers looking to save a bundle each month on their cellphone bills. Currently available for just under $500 with the $25 coupon makes it an attractive option to buy the latest smartphones without contract and in a matter of months start making some big savings on your cellphone bill.

Unlike other smartphones for the same price, the HTC One is milled from just a single piece of aluminum giving it a high quality feel to it. It comes with a 4.7 inch LCD3 touch screen with a resolution of up to 1920x1080. Even thought it only has an industry shocking low 4 megapixel camera, it compares to at least every other 8 megapixel smartphone camera due to it’s larger imaging sensor. This simply requires few megapixels to capture nearly the same amount of data and detail. The front facing camera is 2 MP.

The HTC One come with BlinkFeed software that allows you to put social feeds, news, sports etc. on your start up screen. It is also important to note that according to Cnet.com it does not seem possible to completely uninstall this software if you wanted to do away with it and use something else.

Under the hood, the hardware is as good as it gets with 32GB ROM, and 2 GB RAM, 1.7Ghz quad core cpu and a good 2300 mAh battery for roughly 19 hours of talk time and nearly 500 hours of standby depending on your settings on the smartphone. Comes with the Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) Operating System and weighs in at a respectable 5.0 ounces. Of course, 3G is available as backup when LTE speeds are not available. This will also depend on your carrier, so make sure that your carrier supports LTE speeds and how much data you get for what you are paying for. Ting (http://www.hostinganddesigns.com/WPDesigns2/?p=1776) has their plans laid out in an easy to read chart and you can pay for just what you need, data, talk time and/or text. The more you use of one thing the more you can request that and less of the other etc. 4G LTE speeds will get you download speeds of about 6-8 Mbps and higher at peak rates but this can all change depending on several factors. Of course, Wi-Fi will have the fastest speeds and can also save you a bundle on any data charges.

One last feature that may impress buyers is the Infra Red transmitter that also works the the smartphones power button and can be used as a powerful universal remote to control most other devices or entertainment systems in the house.