Black T-Mobile HTC One S spotted

The HTC One S is a great buy for anyone who prefers a smaller screen which can be lot more comfortable in the hand. At 4.3″, the One S feels a lot easier to hold than the HTC One X (4.7″ display) and the Galaxy S3 (4.8″). Because of the LTE radio incompatibility issues with quad-core processors, in the US, all three devices also feature the same 1.5 Ghz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor.

The One S is available exclusively with T-Mobile, but the network carrier only has the grey version with blue colored accent around the camera. While beautifully designed and great to look at, I think that the internationally-available black version with the deep red camera accent is even more elegant and classy-looking. Unfortunately, T-Mobile does not have the black version of the One S for sale.

Or do they?

It looks like the black HTC One S has arrived on US shores, complete with T-Mobile branding. That's the good news. The bad news? According to TMoNews, it looks like this version is not on sale, but is being given out to T-Mo store representatives who achieve a sales goal with HTC devices.

While a great reward for these deserving employees, T-Mobile should very seriously consider having this version available to the public as well. There's no indication as to whether the black One S will eventually release with T-Mobile. Hopefully this is a pseudo-test phase to gauge consumer reaction before the release. For now, if the HTC One S catches your fancy, you'll have to “settle” for the grey version.

What are your thoughts? Are you hoping that the black version of the HTC One S will release to the public? Let us know in the comments section below.

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http://www.facebook.com/rahulnebhnani96 Rahul Nebhnani

no, moreover it is showing your device has been modified software update not available :/
PS : its not rooted
could anyone please be of help :(
- Luke Knudsen
  
  Save all your info to Kies and format the phone
DaGr8Pnoy

I am tired of waiting for the at&t version. It has been 5 months since this rolled out internationally. This is the only reason I hate the official carrier version of the Galaxy S3. I understand why they need to test it, but it has been 5 months and it really does not take that long. at&t has so many customers using this phone and it only makes sense to make this update a priority. The only reason I am rocking this version over the international version is because of LTE and I love it. Common at&t, update this phone please. I don’t care if I don’t use half the features just let me and your customers know that we can rely on you to hear and support us.
Grayson Terry

The gallery is set up differently now. You have the tile viewing option arrayed vertically instead of horizontally. There is also an option to scroll the pictures into the screen, sort of a 3d browsing option, the last option is a 3d rotating spiral that filters vertically. There is a “page buddy” option under display settings. I always had the easy screen mode and blocking option. Also looks like they added a software update widget that I don’t remember being there.
http://www.facebook.com/tiffany.guillory.3 Tiffany Guillory

There is also no more swiping to the right, in message mode or phone model, to call. I actually find that rather annoying now. I used that feature a lot. Especially in text mode or log mode.