As an unlocked GSM handset, Google says that the HTC One Google Play Edition will accept SIM cards from AT&T and T-Mobile. A pop-out slot on the phone's left side lets you swap SIM cards in and out.
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An IR blaster sans software
While the top edge of the HTC One Google Play Edition sports an IR blaster (it doubles as the power button), stock Jelly Bean offers no way to use it.
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Same ultrapixel camera
On back of the HTC One Google Play Edition is the same 4MP "ultrapixel" camera you'll find on the standard One handset.
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Slim, trim, and metallic
It's hard not to stare at the HTC One GPE's svelte aluminum profile.
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A volume key with texture
The HTC One GPE, just like the standard HTC One, has a trim volume key with a retro rippled texture.
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Booming speakers
Flanking the screen are a set of twin speakers for impressive stereo sound.
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More than a basic camera
The HTC One Google Play Edition's camera app offers the Photo Sphere mode for 360-degree panoramas along with standard horizontal panorama mode.
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Choose the image size
The HTC One Google Play Edition's camera tops out at 4MP.
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Edit your photos later
Within the HTC One GPE's camera app, you have the option of editing images by applying filters and cropping.
