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Posted by jim James

- August 18, 2013, 06:18:21

:( Not happy with WP8 HTC 8S .. I Know you get what you pay for, but compared to Galaxy, it takes twice as long to do ANYTHING ..like bring up an App, or take a picture.. It has no CTL key on the virtual keypad, you cannot sync Outlook contacts with WIN7 PC (like WM6 used to ) as I DON'T want all my info syncing via cloud.. I want to do this offline for security reasons. IMHO, WP8 has LOST much functionality that WM6 had (eg file explorer.. the list is endless) ..RIP MS WP8 forever

Posted by Wam-oh

- May 28, 2013, 23:11:35

Loved my Radar, lots of great features, but my wife accidentally broke it, so I replaced it with the 8s. I feel like it is a step backwards in many ways. No forward camera, battery does not last as long, no panoramic, sound quality is lesser. Just not as good, and I thought tech got better with each newer model. Not so here.

Posted by Koprivetina

- March 24, 2013, 13:33:45

This phone is having some serious issues. I got replacement 3 times, and problem wasn't resolve. With poor HTC support I was forced to change this phone for Nokia Lumia 610. To see details visit http://myhtcproblems.com .

Posted by joshefmayer

- February 21, 2013, 08:48:49

Recently Launched HTC 8S is availble @ Rs. 18,590/- loads with:-

# 4.0-inch S-LCD
# 5MP AF camera
# 4 GB Internal Memory
# 512 MB RAM

http://www.shopbychoice.com/htc-8s-red/p/TWpjMU9EVT0

Posted by Redaktion

- January 18, 2013, 07:35:33

Entry-level Windows. A dual-core processor, 512 MB RAM and a 4-inch screen for 260 euros. In cooperation with HTC Microsoft tries to pull smartphone users away from the Android and iOS camp. But is Windows Phone 8 with weaker hardware still fast enough and competitive?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-HTC-Windows-Phone-8S-Smartphone.87496.0.html