Design, display, power, Sense 4 and Android 4, does so much out of the box
Keyboard eats space, no SD card slot, some camera niggles, Locations default over Google Maps
The HTC One X is an excellent flagship phone. Fantastic design with a great screen bring premium hardware to the fore with a lighter Sense experience. The One X is more Android than previous phones, yet remains distinctly HTC....
Abstract: We saw HTC's quad-core smartphone leaks several times before its Mobile World Congress announcement, but the device still remains one of the most eagerly anticipated smartphones of 2012.The first quad-core device from HTC, the One X is powered by NVIDIA's...
Abstract: HTC's One X quad-core flagship was definitely one of the most leaked HTC devices before MWC. Leaks began last year with the HTC Edge rumours until just before MWC when the One X name was uncovered .With a high-end specs list consisting of a 1.5GHz quad-co...
The One X is HTC's new flagship Android phone, combining an impressive looking polycarbonate design with a huge, HD display. A quad-core processor and the latest Android software adds to an impressive looking package, though the lack of a microSD card ...
Abstract: HTC's latest flagship, the One X, is the first quad-core smartphone from the company and it features a large vibrant 4.7 inch Super IPS LCD2 capacitive touchscreen, capable of sporting 720p HD resolution.Other notable features of the device include an 8MP...
Abstract: When we reviewed our first 4” smartphone, first impressions were that it was too big. The same happened when we received the 4.3” Galaxy SII – once again it seemed too large. HTC's 4.7” One X on the other hand, came across as simply just right. Not too...
Abstract: Android enthusiasts have been eagerly anticipating quad-core devices, and HTC has become the first one to offer such handsets in the country...
