HTC One X+ Specs Supposedly Leaked: A 1.6 GHz Quad-Core Beast
The rumored specs for this phone come to us via an XDA modding community member operating under the Twitter handle Football4PDA*. According to his Tweet, this phone will measure 134.36 x 69.9 x 9.3 mm and will weigh 129 grams – just a hair lighter than the HTC One X. Under the hood, the HTC One X+ will supposedly pack an Nvidia AP37 1.6GHz quad-core processor, and a 1.7 GHz single core.
These are just rumors for now, but Football4PDA* user who leaked these specs has a fairly solid history of leaks, first leaking an HTC Accord Windows Phone which made its way to Engadget. At least one of the rumors sounds especially legit: that the HTC One X+ will feature Android's Jelly Bean with HTC's latest Sense 4.5 UI running on top.
Whether these specs sound legit to you or not, you should have your answer around September 19th, when HTC pulls back the curtain on a plethora of new devices at a press conference in New York City. Among the rumored releases are two new tablets. For more information about those, point your mouse in this direction.
* Although it's admittedly hard to trust a Twitter handle that sounds like a softcore gay porn site.
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Comments
Well, if HTC can offer a better "No Contract" phone then both the HTC ONE V (3G) or the HTC EVO V (4G) ... then they win new customers (especially if a new "No Contract" HTC comes with Jelly Bean installed) ...
Just lose the BEATS Audio, please (work on a standard 8megapixel back camera, 2 megamixel front camera, 4.3 to 4.5 front display, improved battery life) ....
"No Contract" - its becoming a larger market even APPLE better learn to embrace
C J
Yes
Well...at least it's running Jelly Bean. Asides from that, not that much different than the One X is it?