If you have a non-branded HTC One X, expect an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to be available in October. Latest reports indicate that generic One X units will get the update first.
For those with a carrier branded unit, like AT&T, the Jelly Bean update for your HTC One X should be available before Christmas. Given how quickly Android 4.1 is being adopted, relative to previous releases, you would probably be okay to hope for a time sooner than that.
Like with so many OS updates, it has been a waiting game since HTC announced that their One X, One S and One XL devices would be updated to Jelly Bean because, like with so many announcements, no date for the updates was provided.
HTC One X+ Photos surfaced and it doesn't have too many differences from the original One X. However, this photos might actually have nothing to do with the real One X+. Otherwise, the New Beats logo visible on the back of the handset is the only visual change compared to the current One X.
However, under the hood is where the One X+ is expected to shine, as it's said to feature a faster Tegra 3 chip, clocked at 1.7GHz (instead of 1.5GHz) as well as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
HTC One X will also be updated to Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean and HTC Sense 4.5 and its expected to get it in October.
As we await official confirmation the Upcoming HTC Android flagship One X+, The device showed up today but this time in a printed Advertisement material from UK carrier O2.
This find also gives us what look like the official specs for the Android, which includes doubling the original One X's flash storage up to 64GB. If that's still not enough for you, there's the same 25GB Dropbox promotion offered with the first One X. It also pack a faster processor here, ostensibly the whole reason for releasing this updated model in the first place. The 8 megapixel main camera stays the same, HTC One X+ will be running Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean out of the box.
HTC has just unveiled its latest dual-core One Series Smartphone "HTC One XC", at the chinese Telecommunications fair, today.
The One XC is powered by a dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor clocked at 1.5Ghz with a 1GB RAM. It's built around a 4.7-inch display of HD resolution and has an 8MP camera at the back, which is identical to the one found in the One X.
The HTC One XC runs Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich, The body build is a two-tone black and gold design. The Smartphone will be available only on Chinese carriers.
HTC is Rolling-out the ICS 4.0.4 Update tp the HTC ONE S owners in Europe, Starting with Netherlands and Germany. Besides the new OS build, the update includes HTC Sense 4.1, the manufacturer's latest skin. And HTC has added a few bug fixes and the latest Sense update improves the phone's camera app.
Some new features found on the device following the update include the EA Gamebox gaming hub and a remote control diagnostic tool for HTC.
HTC, the Taiwan based company does have a special promotion for those who love Beats by Dr.Dre earphones (urBeats). Until October 21st, those with an older model Apple iPhone can purchase an HTC One X and then head over to the sourcelink to trade in any old Apple iPhone in working condition and without any damage to the screen. HTC will then send you those urBeats earphones that you love so much.
If you don't want the earphones, HTC will send you cash for your old Apple iPhone if you purchase an HTC One X. Check out the price calculator on the HTC website to see how much you can receive for your older iPhone. The Apple iPhone 4S in 16GB will bring you a $210 payment while an OG 16GB Apple iPhone will fetch you $15.
If you have a non-branded HTC One X, expect an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to be available in October. Latest reports indicate that generic One X units will get the update first.
For those with a carrier branded unit, like AT&T, the Jelly Bean update for your HTC One X should be available before Christmas. Given how quickly Android 4.1 is being adopted, relative to previous releases, you would probably be okay to hope for a time sooner than that.
Like with so many OS updates, it has been a waiting game since HTC announced that their One X, One S and One XL devices would be updated to Jelly Bean because, like with so many announcements, no date for the updates was provided.
The HTC Windows Phone 8X and Windows Phone 8S just got their price tags in the UK and those seem pretty reasonable.
The two new WP8-smartphones already have their own pages on the Unlocked Mobiles website. The HTC Windows Phone 8 flagship, the 8X costs £398.98 ($646 / €487), while the 8S is priced at £224.98 ($364 / €280).
Clove is also having the HTC 8X and 8S available on pre-order for £399.98 and £224.99, respectively. Expansys has them too the price for the HTC Windows Phone 8X is £399.99, while the 8S pricing info is yet to be confirmed.
HTC just unveiled its Second WP8 device, The Mid-range Windows Phone 8S, It's more compact than the 8X and should go easier on the wallet as it comes with with less capable hardware.
The HTC Windows Phone 8S is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chipset and runs on a 1GHz dual-core Krait processor and Adreno 225 GPU. It has 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal storage expandable via a microSD card slot. The screen is 4-inch capacitive Super LCD of WVGA resolution, which has Gorilla Glass protection.
Availablity is by early November and no word about the price yet.
HTC WP8 event started with the announcement of "Windows hone 8X" as the first Windows Phone 8 device from HTC, the HTC Windows Phone 8X pack a 4.3" 720p screen with 342ppi density which is great for a windows phone 8 device. It measures 132.4 x 66.2 x 10.1mm and weighs 130g. The HTC Windows Phone 8X uses a polycarbonate unibody, similar to that of the One X.
Going back to the screen, it's a Super LCD 2 unit with Gorilla Glass 2 protection and it's laminated to reduce glare. Powered by Dual-Core Krait CPU. Full HTC 8X Specs can be found HERE.
The Windows Phone 8X will become available in the beginning of November, covering 150 major carriers in 50+ countries, No word on the price yet.
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