HTC Droid DNA

The HTC Droid DNA has been making waves recently, but is it really as good or bad as various reviewers have made it out to be? Here are my thoughts on an amazing phone that works for me, but may well fall short of the mark for others.

While the 1080p screen on HTC's new handset is mighty pretty, it doesn't turn the mostly decent phone into a must-have device.

Rather than concocting something that seemingly would fit into the upper echelon of Big Red’s lineup, the Taiwanese company is breaking new ground that no other manufacturer has been able to establish. Galvanizing to say the least, the HTC DROID DNA is a meticulous work of technology, as its 5-inch 1920x1080-pixel Super LCD 3 display is a monumental feat in itself that’s unmatched at the moment...

A fast quad-core processor and the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS plus a lovely screen and great camera combine to form the most fearsome Droid ever built.

Verizon and 'quietly brilliant' HTC get big and flashy

Earlier in the year, HTC redefined themselves with the One X and One S. While both phones landed in the U.S., for whatever reason Verizon Wireless didn't

The HTC Droid DNA has a great 5-inch 1080p display and fast quad-core processor, but is this enough to overcome its underpowered battery?

The Droid DNA is the first smartphone with a 1080p screen, but do its extra pixels come with a price? Read our full review.

Apple started the one-trick pony for smartphones. Samsung, the largest producer of the best Android phones in the world, took several years to partially catch up with two major flagship models and dozens of offshoots. HTC, in much more dire straights, decided to accept Cupertino’s challenge wholeheartedly after a somewhat failed attempt after their One-series of smartphones last year. This year, they put out the HTC One, and little else. This is not that story. This is the story of […]

HTC's new Droid DNA has some standout hardware elements, but the Android smartphone suffers from significant drawbacks that make it difficult to recommend.

Verizon's DROID DNA was rumored long before its release. In fact, I joked a bit with the PR team before it was launched about how we all knew the 5-inch smartphone was going to be announced earlier this week. I've had the review unit for a few days now and have had a chance to run it through my regular paces. It's a fantastic device with some distinguishing features, and its 5-inch...

AT&T has the One X. Sprint has the EVO 4G LTE. But it's been a long while since Verizon customers had an HTC flagship to call their own.

HTC has dutifully been churning out smartphones to fly under Verizon's Droid banner ever since it released the Droid Eris in 2009, but in recent months the company seems to have lost some of its edge. That's why HTC is looking at its new Droid DNA as something of a return to form -- it's attractive…

In-depth review of the HTC Droid DNA (Qualcomm Snapdragon APQ8064A, Qualcomm Adreno 320, 5.0", 0.1 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks and ratings.