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Sprint’s HTC One is stunning, fast, and feature packed
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The HTC One, otherwise known as the phone that we’re sort of in love with right now, hits various online and retail stores today.
Two carriers that offer the device, AT&T and Sprint, start selling the device today via both their respective online and retail stores.
However, only AT&T carries both storage capacities for the HTC One.
Contract-free carrier T-Mobile also starts selling the handset today, though users can only purchase it online for now. Starting on April 24, it will be available in the carrier’s retail stores.
Unfortunately, Verizon will not offer the smartphone on its network.
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| Carrier;   | Date of availability;   | Price |
|---|---|---|
| AT&T | April 19 online and retail | 32GB, $199; 64GB, $299 |
| Sprint | April 19 online and retail | 32GB, $199 (or $99 if you switch to Sprint and bring your number) |
| T-Mobile | April 19 online; April 24 retail | 32GB, $579 (or $20/month for two years, with $99.99 down payment) |
Credit: Lynn La/CNET
The phone boasts a 4.7-inch, 1080p LCD display that contains 468ppi. It runs on 4.1.2 Jelly Bean and features HTC’s sleek and updated Sense user interface. On the back, there is a 4-“ultrapixel” camera that features HTC’s ImageSense system and new ImageChip 2 hardware.
Inside, you’ll find a 2,300mAh battery and a 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor powering the device (in fact, the handset is one of the first U.S. phones to have the new Snapdragon 600 CPU).
To make it easier to find out how you can get HTC’s flagship phone, check out our chart above. And be sure to leave us a comment if you ordered yours or picked it up at stores already.
