The HTC One (M8) has received positive overall feedback,
but at the same time there were voices on the internet — cause that’s what HTC
is telling you, to “ask the internet” — that were not satisfied at all with the
black space below the screen, where the HTC logo resides (and where the capacitive
buttons were placed on the previous iteration of the phone).
According
to HTC’s own Jeff Gordon, the “black area with the HTC logo” “not “empty” by
any means”. Apparently, as the HTC exec explains, “underneath is a huge amount
of circuitry, antennae, etc.”, so, in other words, it is by design, and quite
necessary for the operation of the M8. Could it have had a better
screen-to-body ratio? Or smaller bezels? With the improved BoomSound speakers
and everything underneath, it is tough to say, so it’s something we have to
live with, at least until the HTC One (M9) next year.
Source: Twitter
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