The HTC One X+ – which will be a newer One X with a faster Tegra 3 quad-core processor – has made an appearance in multiple rumors, and the latest is that the launch of the T-Mobile version of the One X+ may get delayed.
There are also some rumors that the frame of the One X+ is thicker than the original One X in order to make room for a larger battery. A larger battery is always a good thing despite HTC’s claims that people want “a thin device over better battery life”.
The One X+ is probably going to be officially announced by HTC at their event next week, sporting a 1.7GHz quad-core Tegra 3+ processor and with Jelly Bean Android 4.1 and HTC Sense 4.5 on the software side, with all other specs remaining the same as the One X. Stay tuned for more info on this leading up to the press event next week.
How ’bout a REMOVABLE larger battery and an SD slot? Not everything Apple does is worthy of emulation.
How ’bout a REMOVABLE larger battery and an SD slot? Not everything Apple does is worthy of emulation.