HTC One M8

[Anonymous]

Hey Guys,

Is there anything you'd like to know about the HTC One M8? Specifically the Duo camera feature?

We have Symon, a senior member of HTC's design team with us today answering questions, so if you've had a look, maybe you've ordered one, or maybe you just want to know more, ask your questions on this thread.

Thanks Guys,

Brad

[anticpated]

Is the audio system adequate for use with semi-pro headphones or are standard impedance headsets still recommended?

Was the design more for looks and functionality rather than just having the best and greatest technology available?

There's been a lot of speculation about the camera functions and how it performs along with competitors; do you see an independant line of digital cameras in the future?

[Anonymous]

Hi, hopefully not off topic, but can any information in respect of the HTC One Mini be given, particularly release date and possibly spec? Also, any news on the KitKat release for the current HTC One Mini?

Thanks!

[Chris_K]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Also, any news on the KitKat release for the current HTC One Mini?

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Not right at this moment but if all goes well I hope to have more information for you and other HTC One Mini owners around the KitKat update sometime next week. If I get this info before then, or at a later date, I promise I'll make a short announcement thread on it as soon as I'm able to.

[anticpated]

I think perhaps the questions of mine were not that was required.

[Anonymous]

Hey anticipated,

Here's your answer from Symon, apologies for the delay.

There’s no direct plan for independent cameras at the moment, but our focus is very much on imaging – it’s always something that we've been good at, and you’ll see us accelerate on that aspect going forward.

For all the other answers to the questions we asked check out this link

http://news.o2.co.uk/2014/04/02/getting-personal-with-the-htc-one-m8/

Thanks

Brad

[anticpated]

OK Brad,

Thanks for the information.

The headphone information I was wondering about can be found here.

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_m8-review-1062p7.php

In basic terms, you have a marginally better sound reproduction due to a low-distortion level at higher volume levels. Meaning listening to music at average listening levels should produce nice and detailed playback when using good headphones.