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Originally Posted by pez 
I just haven't been impressed with them lately. The One X is actually a nice phone, build quality and performance-wise (with the exception of the stain-easy white one), but HTC Sense is still overly intrusive IMO. I'm not a fan of the way Sense works or how they modify the apps. There are certain features that are definitely appreciable, but they are outweighed by the ones I don't like.
However, that is on the Android side. I would love to try some of their other, newer Windows phones to give a true judgment (wasn't a fan of the Titan 4G). I had a Tilt by HTC when Windows Phones were still PDA-like and abysmal, and even still, I liked that phone. So much I got the Tilt right after using a Tytn. Really, these are just my opinions
. Feel free to ignore me, though, as I'm just rambling 
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I just haven't been impressed with them lately. The One X is actually a nice phone, build quality and performance-wise (with the exception of the stain-easy white one), but HTC Sense is still overly intrusive IMO. I'm not a fan of the way Sense works or how they modify the apps. There are certain features that are definitely appreciable, but they are outweighed by the ones I don't like.
However, that is on the Android side. I would love to try some of their other, newer Windows phones to give a true judgment (wasn't a fan of the Titan 4G). I had a Tilt by HTC when Windows Phones were still PDA-like and abysmal, and even still, I liked that phone. So much I got the Tilt right after using a Tytn. Really, these are just my opinions
. Feel free to ignore me, though, as I'm just rambling .naw, just wondering why you felt that way
I like how Sense widgets work, although Sense is a bit too resource heavy IMO. But definitely, Sense is usually a very polarizing system for android. It seems either people love it or hate it for the most part
I'm interested to see an HTC J Butterfly release in the US, but unfortunately, it seems it's going to be a Verizon-only release.
Speaking of exclusives, Nokia releasing the 920 as an exclusive is such a big mistake. Nokia being in the situation its in with diminishing marketshare, it could really use a somewhat universal launch. HTC is in the same boat, but they seem to keep their android phones exclusive.
Oh well. Best wishes to both companies
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