Htc one x+ going to tmobile?

[xXBLACKBERRYXx5]

I read an article Stating there would be a 1.7 ghz quad core tegra one x going to tmobile and it'll have jelly bean. Here's the link http://androidcommunity.com/htc-one-x-for-t-mobile-leaked-with-quad-core-and-jelly-bean-20120803/

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[xXBLACKBERRYXx5]

It even mentions that it may come to att. Which In a sense explains the price drop. If that's the case I'm gonna be fairly angry because I would rather have the amazing tegra graphics.

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[SenseMonkey]

Its might be going to tmobile cause the tegra3 chip might still be 4g lte incompatible and tmobile uses hspa for their 4g.

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

Its might be going to tmobile cause the tegra3 chip might still be 4g lte incompatible and tmobile uses hspa for their 4g.

Yup

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[xXBLACKBERRYXx5]

Sigh. Lol oh well

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[harhis23]

Yeah, that's what the news said. HTC is bumping up its devices just to squeeze more revenue from them. Probably, it still cannot afford to release high quality, feature-packed smartphones due to financial problems.

 

[Kevin OQuinn]

Yeah, that's what the news said. HTC is bumping up its devices just to squeeze more revenue from them. Probably, it still cannot afford to release high quality, feature-packed smartphones due to financial problems.

Lulz. I guess the current One X isn't "high-quality and feature-packed" enough for you. What features is it missing exactly?

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[Sazura65]

The HTC One X+ will be an interesting device.. But Kevin and SenseMonkey are right - it very well might be because T-Mobile is running HSPA+

 

[Sazura65]

Yeah, that's what the news said. HTC is bumping up its devices just to squeeze more revenue from them. Probably, it still cannot afford to release high quality, feature-packed smartphones due to financial problems.

Umm.. Although I've never used one, what exactly is missing from the HOX? Seems like a high end device to me.

 

[ChromeJob]

Answer:

HTC had to use the Krait processor for LTE while the Euro market got the Tegra... But a new Tegra is coming out with LTE builtin, IIRC.

Good news for the US buyers who boohooed in their Russian Bulls about not getting the Tegra-chipped One from ATT.

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[icebike]

Its might be going to tmobile cause the tegra3 chip might still be 4g lte incompatible and tmobile uses hspa for their 4g.

So does AT&T. They've been calling their HSPA by the 4G name for two years.

And quite frankly, its fast enough.
That's why I chose the international model HOX for use on AT&T.