class=”wp_keywordlink”> HTC has now officially confirmed that a version of its flagship smartphone HTC One with a “ Nexus User Experience” will bring to the market. It does away with the in-house instead uses Sense interface and Android class=”wp_keywordlink”> , so as Google’s Nexus devices, the original version of the operating system.
Sense HTC One is free from 26 Be available in June for $ 599 in Google’s Play Store – initially only in the United States. It comes with the latest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and 32 GB of internal memory. The boot loader should be possible to unlock “by default” method, such as HTC writes in a blog entry.
The HTC one there soon with pure Android without Sense interface (image: HTC) .
early last Friday had appeared rumors about a variant of the HTC one without the typical Sense UI. Geek.com said at the time ahead of an official announcement within the next two weeks. A source of short-News.com confirmed that HTC actually planning a Nexus edition of its flagship model for summer.
So far HTC has built it to stand out with its Sense interface from other Android products. With a free version of the HTC Sense one it is now the same step as Samsung . This had Galaxy S4 announced at Google I / O in San Francisco, surprisingly, a variant with its pure Android without the TouchWiz UI known . It is sold in the U.S. for $ 649 on Google Play.
biggest advantage for the users is that they instantly receive the latest Android updates like the Nexus devices. This eliminates the sometimes extremely long waiting times until the publication of a form adapted to the surface of the manufacturer version. Alternatively, there are some devices – like the HTC one – already 10.1 CyanogenMod custom ROM based on Android 4.2.2. For this, the smartphone must, however, be rooted.
In the case of the HTC Sense One of the abandonment of the surface can also mean a disadvantage. Because the HTC software provides many additional features that are not available with stock Android in this form. These include various photo and video features, the advanced volume control boom sound, flashing feed, email and notes as well as a remote control function. 
[with material from Brian Bennett, News.com]
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