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Is HTC finally making Sense?
After its annus horribilis of 2011, HTC‘s year is looking considerably better. A solid reception to the One series and a potentially key deal to be the face of Windows Phone 8 – seized right under Nokia’s nose, no less – is the dressing around hardware that is finally compelling: attractive, competitively priced, not embarrassed in specifications. Now, with the HTC One X+, there are signs that HTC is addressing its last big blot on the score-sheet: cloud services.
HTC One X+ vs Samsung Galaxy S III battle royale
If you’re heading to your local AT&T quite soon and are planning on specifically hitting up the Android-only universe, you may very well be deciding between the HTC One X+ and the Samsung Galaxy S III as your two possible heroes. What we’re going to do here is a quick rundown of what it’ll mean for you to own one or the other – and that has to do with more than just specifications. Of course we’ll need to start with specifications one way or another, so let’s begin with the screen size: 4.7-inches vs 4.8-inches.
HTC One X, One S getting Jelly Bean this month
This morning, HTC officially outed its One X+ and One VX smartphones. We even got our hands on the One X+ (spoiler alert: it's pretty cool). However, in the midst of the announcements was the news that two of HTC's older One smartphones will be upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean sometime this month.
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What happened to the HTC Hero Device strategy?
Back in January of 2012 a message was released by HTC’s UK chief Phil Robertson that made it clear how the manufacturer would be limiting the amount of devices they’d release in 2012 – what happened to that promise? The words relayed back then made it seem as though HTC would be going Apple’s way with a strategy that focused on a single phone – or perhaps a small collection of phones – that would be supported in ways that simply are not allowed by a strategy that includes phone after phone released in tight succession. This was an amazing opportunity for HTC – what happened?
AT&T HTC One X+ and One VX equip carrier with full range
The folks at AT&T have revealed that they'll be getting several new HTC smartphones in quite soon, two of them coming in on the HTC One series tip with power enhanced over the first wave. The third is the USA version of the Windows Phone 8X by HTC which we'll be speaking about in a separate post - for now it's time for Android power. The HTC One X+ and One VX are both coming in on AT&T's 4G LTE network as well for ultra data speed.
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HTC One X+ official: We go hands-on!
It’s six months since HTC launched the One X, one of its best smartphones in years, and with the HTC One X+ the company hopes it can polish its flagship back to the top of the list. Outwardly identical to the One X, albeit with a new matte black case and red detailing, the One X+ makes its changes on the inside, upgrading the processor to a 1.7GHz quadcore NVIDIA Tegra 3 AP37 and massaging the smartphone’s guts to accommodate a larger, 2,100 mAh battery. We caught up with HTC for some pre-announcement playtime.
HTC One X+ leaks with blink-and-you-miss-it changes [Update: Single 64GB partition]
What does a "+" get you? If it's the HTC One X+, freshly leaked once more today, then it doesn't seem like a huge amount; new photos show minor aesthetic changes - when you're most excited about a new Beats Audio logo, you know it's time for the weekend - with Pocket-lint's sneaky pre-announcement images otherwise confirming only that the One X+ will look much like its One X predecessor.
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SlashGear Evening Wrap-Up: September 17, 2012
Welcome to Monday evening, folks. Today, we entered the final few days before the iPhone 5 releases, and we found out that the device has netted 2 million pre-orders in its first 24 hours of availability. Some of those same pre-orders began shipping out from China over the weekend, and AT&T is claiming that the iPhone 5 is the most successful iPhone launch ever, which everyone could have probably already guessed. We take a look at the iPhone 5's already astounding success, while Samsung was busy comparing the iPhone 5 to the Galaxy S III in a new ad that was rolled out over the weekend.
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HTC One X+ specs pop up on Twitter
A list of specs for the rumored HTC One X+ have popped up on the Twitter account of anonymous XDA developer. We've been hearing about the HTC One X+ for a while now, and the phone suffered a similar spec leak not too long ago. HTC is widely expected to reveal the phone at a press event on September 19, and if it does, we may have just been given a list of hardware it will come packing under the hood.
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HTC plans price slash at One series disappointment
It appears that the industry supply chain behind the HTC smartphone lineup has been vocal about the disappointment felt by the company at slow sales of the HTC One series. According to trusted sources speaking with MyDrivers, its not long now before the entire HTC line of smartphones will be discounted right from the source. This price cut will come not only for their Android set of HTC One devices, but for their new Windows Phone 8 smartphones as well, coming out later this year.
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: August 10, 2012
This morning we're getting several tips on the future of Microsoft's own Surface tablet - coming to stores near you soon. The first is a plee from Acer to Microsoft that they don't make the devices too cheap. Next you'll find these tablets coming with Windows 8 and their recently rebranded Modern UI Style. On the Android side of things, if you've got an HTC One X specifically, software updates are on the way.
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