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04-08-2014, 08:12 PM
The HUGELY important area where HTC's One (M8) obliterates the iPhone 5s
http://c2.bgr.com/2014/03/bgr-htc-one-m8-9.jpg?w=610 (http://bgr.com/2014/04/08/htc-one-m8-vs-iphone-5s-touch-response/)There is a key aspect of the smartphone experience that is often overlooked by users despite the fact that it has a huge impact on the user experience. While there are dozens of factors that affect*the perceived responsiveness of a smartphone, a device's*touch response is an area that is key. Apple's iPhone line has historically had a big advantage over most Android phones in this area (http://bgr.com/2013/09/20/iphone-android-touch-screen-responsiveness/), and it's one of several main*reasons iPhones often feel more responsive and fluid than many Android devices. There has recently been a changing of the guard when it comes to touch response, however, and **w there's a new sheriff in town.
Continue reading... (http://bgr.com/2014/04/08/htc-one-m8-vs-iphone-5s-touch-response/)
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http://c2.bgr.com/2014/03/bgr-htc-one-m8-9.jpg?w=610 (http://bgr.com/2014/04/08/htc-one-m8-vs-iphone-5s-touch-response/)There is a key aspect of the smartphone experience that is often overlooked by users despite the fact that it has a huge impact on the user experience. While there are dozens of factors that affect*the perceived responsiveness of a smartphone, a device's*touch response is an area that is key. Apple's iPhone line has historically had a big advantage over most Android phones in this area (http://bgr.com/2013/09/20/iphone-android-touch-screen-responsiveness/), and it's one of several main*reasons iPhones often feel more responsive and fluid than many Android devices. There has recently been a changing of the guard when it comes to touch response, however, and **w there's a new sheriff in town.
Continue reading... (http://bgr.com/2014/04/08/htc-one-m8-vs-iphone-5s-touch-response/)
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