The HTC One is the Taiwan manufacturer's lone flagship model for 2013, according to the company. The problem is that this phone will have to go up against the juggernaut that is called the Samsung Galaxy S 4 which Samsung believes will sell 100 million units in a year. But if there is one weakness in Sammy's flagship, it could be the plastic build of the device. If that is the case, and buyers are tired of holding a lightweight phone that feels vulnerable, the HTC One might give them another way to go.
Built from a slab of aluminum, HTC's zero-gap design uses no moving parts in a "seamless" experience. An electro-chemical etching process is used and a special cutter designed by HTC helps produce the palm fitting curve of the HTC One. You can check it out yourself with the video below, which HTC previewed at the New York introduction of the phone and is now available for everyone to view.
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