Tune in for Live Coverage of the HTC 2013 Reveal Event

By Marcus Yam
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We're live at the HTC event in NYC.

We're at the HTC launch event in New York City to see what the Taiwanese smartphone maker has in store for 2013. Tune in live with us at our liveblog here and stay tuned for more in-depth coverage and videos shortly after.

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Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
10 Comments Comment from the forums
  • jn77
    Unless it has 128gb of internal memory, and a Micro SDXC HC card slot, and a 5000mah removable battery (Phone) or a 12,000mah battery (tablet). I will stick with Samsung
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  • jn77
    oh, forgot the 1080p screen (phone) or 2650c1600 screen (10 inch tablet). Then I might buy one.
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  • back_by_demand
    jn77Unless it has 128gb of internal memory, and a Micro SDXC HC card slot, and a 5000mah removable battery (Phone) or a 12,000mah battery (tablet). I will stick with SamsungSamsung don't have that battery or storage either, I think your expectations are unrealistic
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  • wannabepro
    jn77Unless it has 128gb of internal memory, and a Micro SDXC HC card slot, and a 5000mah removable battery (Phone) or a 12,000mah battery (tablet). I will stick with SamsungFanboy alert much? People like you and iSheep make the market stagnate.

    Price/Performance. Price/Performance.
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  • myromance123
    The HTC countdown timer is exactly the same as the Ubuntu timer. I think it might be an Ubuntu tablet, or an extremely amazing coincidence.
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  • jn77
    back_by_demandSamsung don't have that battery or storage either, I think your expectations are unrealistic

    My expectations are completely realistic... Sandisk has had 128 and 256gb Micro SD XC HC chips for about 4 years now. Since they control the market they are being a bully which is bad for the market.

    Infact apple announced 128gb Ipads the next round. So don't lie to people and say expectations are too high.

    I had an EVO 4G when they first came out and they were a market leader for thinking the way the power users do, now they have fallen behind for being "status quoe"
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  • jn77
    can't be a fanboy if I own an EVO 4G, A GS3 and an Iphone 5.... or I must be a fan boy of all of them even when I am bashing them for stupidity.
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  • back_by_demand
    jn77My expectations are completely realistic... Sandisk has had 128 and 256gb Micro SD XC HC chips for about 4 years now. Since they control the market they are being a bully which is bad for the market.Infact apple announced 128gb Ipads the next round. So don't lie to people and say expectations are too high.I had an EVO 4G when they first came out and they were a market leader for thinking the way the power users do, now they have fallen behind for being "status quoe"Tablets can have that amount of internal storage, phones do not
    Nobody has a phone battery that big
    I never brought up SDXC card capacity as that is nothing to do with a phone
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  • victorintelr
    jn77Unless it has 128gb of internal memory, and a Micro SDXC HC card slot, and a 5000mah removable battery (Phone) or a 12,000mah battery (tablet). I will stick with Samsungjn77My expectations are completely realistic... Sandisk has had 128 and 256gb Micro SD XC HC chips for about 4 years now.
    Then is sounds like somebody's been preventing phones to have a lot of memory. Anyways, I added to my SGS3 a bigger battery (4500mah) and now it lasts almost twice the time it used to originally, and I say almost because I keep more apps opened now and no power savings mode. But the phone went from looking sleek to look fat (which I personally don't care). LOL
    (edited)
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  • SneakySnake
    jn77I own an EVO 4G, A GS3 and an Iphone 5
    99% of the time the quoted statement is complete BS, and is the mark of a fanboy trying to give weight to his opinions, but stating that he owns all 3 phones.

    My dear sir, even if you do indeed own all 3 ( it being your wife's or kids does not count) you almost definitely do not use all 3, and as such, have a natural bias towards whichever one you use, that is assuming your initial statement isn't complete BS.
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