Now that the HTC Droid DNA is available from Verizon Wireless, you’re thinking that you may be interested in buying a new phone. But is the Droid DNA the right phone for you? As much as we like HTC phones, we have to admit that there is some good competition out there to choose from. If you’re already on Verizon, the HTC Droid DNA will inevitable be compared to the Samsung Galaxy S III and the iPhone 5.
We’ve compiled the specs for all three phones so that you can make a more informed decision. The specs show that the HTC Droid DNA is the most advanced device in our lineup and the Droid DNA can easily outperform the Nexus 4, but we’ve heard more than a few people voice their concern about the handset’s size. Yes, the DNA is larger than the Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III, but we can guarantee that the phone feels a lot smaller than it actually is and its 1080p 440ppi display will most certainly capture your heart.
Do you think the HTC Droid DNA is a step ahead of its competitors or do the Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S III have something unique which make them a more appealing choice?
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HTC have almost got the perfect phone with the droid DNA but they have slipped up again trying to be apple and/or cut costs by making the battery non removable and omitting the micro SD card these two are deal breakers for me personally and I’m sure many other users
I wish HTC would sack the muppet that they hired from apple and get back to doing what HTC did best with the likes of the sensation and desire etc which was making quality phones.
Surely the DNA would be better compared to the Note2 due to the size of it.
Anyway I’ll be honest if the DNA had a micro SD Card slot I would sell my Note 2 in a second, but a full HD screen with only enough storage room for 2 HD films is baffling! Me and my 4 x 32 Gig sd cards will have to wait yet again.
The no SD card slot really isn’t a deal breaker anymore. Having the S3 it is only really good for external media. The reality is that due to the nature of Android going forward the ext card is going to become extra storage for media only. Personally I would rather they just put in 32GB to start or even better 64/128. Just makes more sense.
And for the iPhone – oh why oh why is a panoramic foto listed as a special feature – it implies the other phones don’t have it. I understand this is a new feature for iOS – but it is a very old one for Android.
I’m intrigued with your comment about the “nature of Android” can you explain in more detail why storage will only be necessary for external media and not for Apps for example?
Nexus 4 >>> DNa any day, there’s probably like 20 different apps of crappy Verizon bloatware on this.
Too bad the Nexus 4 doesn’t run on CDMA.