HTC User Interface for Android "Sense" has just got updated, after releasing Sense 4.0 with ICS for the One series. A New version has just been leaked Sense 4.1 with Android 4.0.4 ICS build, HTC may release it with the Jelly Bean 4.1.1 Update ot the One X later this year.

Early reports claim that the One X performance with Sense 4.1 is much better than the previous version.

That might all change with the release of Sense 4.1. It's not officially out yet on international HTC handsets, but as is so often the case a version has leaked onto the web. Geeksaber got its hands on the update and has been reporting very good things indeed.

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A new Member will join the HTC One Series very soon, the new device codenamed "Proto". HTC Proto and its improved specs over the One V.

It's rumored to come with a dual-core Snapdragon S4 MSM8225 processor, which is clocked at a lower 1GHz speed, and a 4-inch SLCD display with the same WVGA resolution. The rest of the rumored specs include 4GB of internal storage, 512MB RAM, a 5MP rear camera, the standard Beats Audio enhancement, and HSPA+ radio.

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The HTC One X+ or the HTC PM63100 has surfaced on graphical benchmark NenaMark and it looks very, very powerful. The yet unannounced device appeasr with a Quad-core 1.7GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 processor (which could turn out to be the Tegra 3+), an 1280×720-pixel HD screen and the latest of Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean.

Another codename for the device is HTC Evitaire and it's rumored to arrive on AT&T, just like the HTC One X.

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HTC One X has just got a very cool accessory from HTC, The HTC One X Clear Hard Shell with White Flip. This Hard shell protect the Back of the device and the front screen too from any damage or scratch, even if it's a Gorilla Glass 2.

The Clear Hard Shell also clean the screen with a carbon fiber attached inside. You can buy it HERE for your One X.

Today, AT&T HTC One X is getting a new software update to Android 4.0.4 ICS, Carrying Firmware version 2.20.502.7. This long-waited Update fix the Menu bug of the HTC One X and remove the black menu buttons on non-ICS Apps and change the behavior of the Recent Apps key on the phone.

HTC One X and the One S has an annoying problem, due to the lack of a hardware menu button, the OS would display a soft menu key at the bottom of the screen in apps that have not been optimized for the Holo theme.

On the Galaxy Nexus this was not a big issue as there were already three keys down there but the One X has none on the display itself and this the menu key would be the only one there, taking up precious display real estate.

The Verizon-branded HTC Rezound was among the first Android smartphones to come with a 720p HD screen, but up until now that screen showed the somewhat dated Android 2.3 Gingerbread. This finally starts changing today as HTC and Verizon are rolling out the long-awaited update to 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Here the Update Change-log :

• Launch Bar to drag apps, shortcuts, and folders on home screen.

• Swipe away specific notifications or access notification drawer from lock screen.

• Face Unlock.

• Data monitoring warnings and caps.

• Swipe to multitask and switch between apps.

• Improved voice input for speech to text.

• Enabled Wireless Alerting system.

• Improved Mobile Hotspot feature.

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This year, HTC said that the HTC Rezound would be getting its Android 4.0.3 update in March, then it got delayed till june... And Rezound users is still waiting for their ICS Update since then.

Today, a Memo leaked shows Verizon's software updates, HTC Rezound is listed to get an OTA update on July.29th (which is today) which will be Android 4.0.3 ICS. we are waiting untill we get any reports that users received their updates.

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We reported before that the Official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC Desire HD has been CANCELED. Today, HTC Explains even more details about why the company decided not to push the Ics cream sandwich update to the HTC Desire HD and its other carrier variants (Inspire 4G).

HTC said it was sorry to all HTC Desire HD owners on its latest Statement regarding this matter :

"We've heard your feedback on our decision not to update the HTC Desire HD to Android 4.0. We completely understand that this is a controversial decision.

For more background, due to how storage on the HTC Desire HD is partitioned - and the larger size of Android 4.0 - it would require re-partitioning device storage and overwriting user data in order to install this update. While technically advanced users might find this solution acceptable, the majority of customers would not. We also considered ways to reduce the overall size of the software package, but this would impact features and functionality that customers are currently using. Even after installing the update, there were other technical limitations which we felt negatively impacted the user experience.

We believe an update should always improve the user experience and carefully evaluate each update based on this criteria. While we are very aware of the disappointment from this decision, we believe the impact to user experience was too great. We recognize this is a change from our previous statement and for that we're truly sorry." - HTC

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HTC One X is the latest flagship device from the taiwanese company, also the best designed and greatest Android phone the company ever made. the AT&T variant of One X will be getting a special discount to a very affordable $99.99 on a two-year contract with the same plans offered before.

This offer will begin Next Sunday 29,July. The AT&T HTC One X runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 chip with integrated LTE

HTC has just released their kernel source codes of the AT&T HTC One X on their official developers website HTCDev.com.

This means that the custom ROMs that are currently available for the AT&T One X will get a lot better and development of upcoming ROMs will also get a lot faster. If you have an AT&T One X and are part of the custom ROM scene then this is great news for you.

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