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paxfuturus t1_j0hj615 wrote

They made the best Androids in the early days ,😢

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JRR_Not_Tolkien t1_j0hxs7h wrote

I loved my M8 even though it would overheat and kill itself. I went through three because they kept replacing them for me lol

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judokalinker t1_j0igfh6 wrote

Crazy, my one x and m8 still work great (just outdated hardware and batteries don't hold much of a charge)

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RikerT_USS_Lolipop t1_j0jnkfh wrote

The M8 was perfect in every way. I never had any overheating problem, probably because I didn't play games on it. But every single thing about it was exactly what I wanted. I bought an M9 plus and it was worse in every single way. It's like they found out about Market Segmentation and then destroyed their own product.

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duderguy91 t1_j0jlp84 wrote

My M8 did the same! First one was a battery swell up until death. Then they replaced it and the second one’s charging port burned up. Gave up on it at that point.

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not_a_bot_2 t1_j0lr7x3 wrote

The M7 was beautiful. It was really the only android phone that felt premium in the hand back in those days.

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Randomthought5678 t1_j0il3k9 wrote

Their UI was completely unmatched even compared to today. Everything was so intuitive, also their laser camera focus made for the best video experience I've ever had in a phone. Sigh. Another thing Google destroyed.

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Orcwin t1_j0jdroj wrote

And the Vive sets, and the Valve Index. They're very relevant in VR.

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Halkenguard t1_j0jzfb1 wrote

HTC does not manufacture the Valve Index. That is manufactured by Valve themselves.

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Orcwin t1_j0lbwqk wrote

I don't know about the manufacturing, but they definitely jointly designed it.

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_ChipWhitley_ t1_j0jqbau wrote

Literally the best. I sold phones at around that time and they were waaayyyy ahead of the game.

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Fear_ltself t1_j1xtqg6 wrote

And the worst, the Facebook phone was HTC wasn’t it back in like 2013

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