A series of specs of the purported HTC One X+ have popped up on XDA-Developers member, Football’s Twitter account. The device is expected to be a successor of the Taiwanese manufacturer’s current flagship smartphone, the HTC One X.
Football’s Twitter feed mentions that the smartphone will measure 134.36 x 69.9 x 9.3mm and weigh 129 grams. The device will also pack in quite a punch with an Nvidia AP37 1.6GHz quad-core processor, 32GB ROM and 1GB RAM. It will be powered by an 1800mAh battery.
Further, it will come with the latest Android OS, Jelly Bean on-board and feature HTC’s latest Sense 4.5 UI atop.
The existence of the device, codenamed Endeavour C2, was reported earlier this month by online tech portal Stuff. Back then, there were no details on the specifications of the phone, but as per the report the smartphone is due to launch on or before October 1.
HTC will be hosting an event in New York on September 19, where more details regarding the sequel to the One X are expected to be revealed.
3 replies on “HTC One X+ specs leaked online, packs Jelly Bean, 1.6GHz quad-core”
htc sucks..
doesnt matter..
PS- m htc user. telling from my experience..
HTC the best phone maker company. been using htc phones since HTC Touch Flo never had a single problem with the their device. Well for the other brand, I’ve used a couple of them but I would say HTC is the best.
Completely agree with you. I using HTC Wildfire the day they launched it in India and till date, no issue at all with the device. I keep flashing custom ROM in it and never observed any problem till date with the hardware. I think they need to work on the pricing part which should be a little bit less when selling in countries like India where people are very much price conscious.