PCMag Staff Unboxing the HTC One S for T-Mobile The HTC One S for T-Mobile is here. We unbox it.
Behold, the HTC One S for T-Mobile is in the PCMag Labs.
The first thing you see when you open the box is the phone. What you can't see is just how thin and light it is.
The phone out of the box.
Almost completely unboxed. The suspense is terrible. I hope it lasts.
There isn't much included in the One S box—just the phone, instruction manual, and charger.
Even when it isn't turned on, the HTC One S looks pretty darn sleek.
The HTC One S is powered by a 1.5-GHz, dual-core Qualcomm MSM8260A processor.
At 0.3 inches thick, the HTC One S is T-Mobile's thinnest HSPA+ smartphone.
This photo doesn't quite do it justice, but the HTC One S is super thin and lightweight.
An overlay with startup instructions appears the first time you turn on the phone.
The phone's 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display looks bright and vibrant.
The app menu looks much the same as it does on other HTC phones.
The One S is T-Mobile's first device to ship with Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
The One S has an ultra-fast, 8-megapixel camera.
The One S features Beats Audio enhancements, though you don't get a pair of earbuds with the phone.
The phone's camera is framed by a sleek blue ring.
The One S turned on, back in the box. It looks just like the phone on the cover, doesn't it?