One x+ officially announced by htc

**SenseMonkey** · 10-02-2012, 05:03 AM

Just thought some of you guys would like to know; im deff. gettin it lol.

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**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 06:48 AM

Impressions here:

http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-on...style_mobile=0

I like it. Did you catch the part where the US version has LTE?

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**srosencrans** · 10-02-2012, 06:49 AM

Can you turn the LTE off, for instance if your on T-Mobile?

Originally Posted by Kevin O'Quinn

Impressions here:

HTC One X+ is official - faster CPU, bigger battery, Sense 4+ and Jelly Bean | Android Central

I like it. Did you catch the part where the US version has LTE?

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**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 06:50 AM

Originally Posted by srosencrans

Can you turn the LTE off, for instance if your on T-Mobile?

Not sure. Also not sure if it supports tmo 3G, either.

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**srosencrans** · 10-02-2012, 06:54 AM

Yeah, I don't think it's been confirmed yet, rumors all around. Hopefully it can be turned off, or maybe the European version will work on T-Mobile with the re-farmed network going in.

Originally Posted by Kevin O'Quinn

Not sure. Also not sure if it supports tmo 3G, either.

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**Deflord** · 10-02-2012, 07:32 AM

Will someone PLEASE tell me that Verizon will carry this phone! The One X was one phone I loved when I was with AT&T but I am moving over to Verizon now! If It comes to Verizon I'd be ONE HAPPY CAMPER!

**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by srosencrans

Yeah, I don't think it's been confirmed yet, rumors all around. Hopefully it can be turned off, or maybe the European version will work on T-Mobile with the re-farmed network going in.

With that it probably will. It's the correct frequency.

Originally Posted by Deflord

Will someone PLEASE tell me that Verizon will carry this phone! The One X was one phone I loved when I was with AT&T but I am moving over to Verizon now! If It comes to Verizon I'd be ONE HAPPY CAMPER!

Not even a rumor of that so far that I've heard.

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**kkapoorr** · 10-02-2012, 08:06 AM

Early benchmarks were leaked some time before:
HTC One X+ Benchmarks: Beats Everything!

**loraque** · 10-02-2012, 08:19 AM

It is coming with Jellybean. In early October. The phone is, more or less, the same thing. I suspect we will start seeing 4.1.1 leaks at, or about, launch time for the original One X too. Should make for some good times

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EDIT- Just read the next story where the update for the One X was announced. lol. Too quick to post.

**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 08:33 AM

Originally Posted by loraque

It is coming with Jellybean. In early October. The phone is, more or less, the same thing. I suspect we will start seeing 4.1.1 leaks at, or about, launch time for the original One X too. Should make for some good times

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EDIT- Just read the next story where the update for the One X was announced. lol. Too quick to post.

Improvements in key areas, though. :-)

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**ZachA** · 10-02-2012, 08:36 AM

Originally Posted by Kevin O'Quinn

Not sure. Also not sure if it supports tmo 3G, either.

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It say HDSPA+ on the list of specs.

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**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by ZachA

It say HDSPA+ on the list of specs.

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No word on what frequencies, though, HSPA+ is just a type of 3G that can run on different frequencies. On a side note, I somehow missed THIS since it was on the second page already. That's what I want.

**ZachA** · 10-02-2012, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by Kevin O'Quinn

No word on what frequencies, though, HSPA+ is just a type of 3G that can run on different frequencies. On a side note, I somehow missed THIS since it was on the second page already. That's what I want.

Just saw it confirmed by ATT for the US version. Why does ATT always get the good phones.

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**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 10:44 AM

Originally Posted by ZachA

Just saw it confirmed by ATT for the US version. Why does ATT always get the good phones.

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Most compatible with international bands.

I'm glad AT&T finally learned that people want high-end Android phones on their GSM network.

**cyanogen-man** · 10-02-2012, 10:52 AM

Idk I think they need to add this one to all carriers it would make a kick *** rezond replacement with the. Black & red elements. I hope at&t gets this I upgrade in january
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**ZachA** · 10-02-2012, 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by cyanogen-man

Idk I think they need to add this one to all carriers it would make a kick *** rezond replacement with the. Black & red elements. I hope at&t gets this I upgrade in january
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I agree make it avaible on all carriers like Samsung did on the SGS3. When I first saw it I though immediately it was for Verizon with the red and black colors.

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**srosencrans** · 10-02-2012, 11:53 AM

Guess I won't be buying an HTC product this time. Looks like a GSIII, way to bum me out HTC.

Originally Posted by ZachA

Just saw it confirmed by ATT for the US version. Why does ATT always get the good phones.

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**Irvgotti** · 10-02-2012, 12:42 PM

Wouldn't this help HTC buy releasing it on all carriers? I've read where people like,e the one X better than the S3. Now with a teg 3 that can also allow LTE, this would be a great phone for Verizon. Or the rumored 5in is a Verizon exclusive :-) either way I want a new HTC phone.

**loraque** · 10-02-2012, 01:35 PM

I don't think HTC is deciding not to release it to VZW... I think it is VZW deciding they do not want to carry it. All this happens well before a product is released, and it is not exactly new that VZ doesn't carry a good selection of high end phones.

I am certain HTC would love for the One series to be on VZW. Why wouldn't they want to sell more phones? I bet they pitched a model to VZ, and VZ said no.

**MangoPowah** · 10-02-2012, 01:54 PM

Well, looks like the N7 will have to wait. This shall be mine!

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**kkapoorr** · 10-02-2012, 02:10 PM

I got the One X. This is exciting, but not as exciting as the HTC Phablet, rumored with a 440ppi display.:rolleyes:

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**SenseMonkey** · 10-02-2012, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by MangoPowah

Well, looks like the N7 will have to wait. This shall be mine!

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I was gonna get a N7 this month but ill be deff. saving up for this shiny new phone too.!

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**icebike** · 10-02-2012, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by Irvgotti

Wouldn't this help HTC buy releasing it on all carriers? I've read where people like,e the one X better than the S3. Now with a teg 3 that can also allow LTE, this would be a great phone for Verizon. Or the rumored 5in is a Verizon exclusive :-) either way I want a new HTC phone.

The problem is COST.

It costs a lot to develop yet another version of the phone to support CDMA and the only carriers you can sell that on is VZW in the US. (Not even going to mention the vanishingly small customer base on Sprint.). The sooner VZW drops CDMA the better. The sooner people who want cutting edge phones LEAVE VZW the better.

LTE is GSM. And the chipset they used has LTE and GSM and HSPA radios embedded.
Such a phone can be sold everywhere. Except VZW.

The world is a far bigger place than just the US, and its no accident this phone is coming out first in Europe.
That Euro version will work perfectly on AT&T for HSPA+, (and probably LTE as well).
But LTE really doesn't matter much if you have HSPA+ virtually everywhere.

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Originally Posted by srosencrans

Guess I won't be buying an HTC product this time. Looks like a GSIII, way to bum me out HTC.

It looks exactly like an HTC One X.

But hey, nice troll attempt.

**Kevin O'Quinn** · 10-02-2012, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by icebike

The problem is COST.

It costs a lot to develop yet another version of the phone to support CDMA and the only carriers you can sell that on is VZW in the US. (Not even going to mention the vanishingly small customer base on Sprint.). The sooner VZW drops CDMA the better. The sooner people who want cutting edge phones LEAVE VZW the better.

LTE is GSM. And the chipset they used has LTE and GSM and HSPA radios embedded.
Such a phone can be sold everywhere. Except VZW.

The world is a far bigger place than just the US, and its no accident this phone is coming out first in Europe.
That Euro version will work perfectly on AT&T for HSPA+, (and probably LTE as well).
But LTE really doesn't matter much if you have HSPA+ virtually everywhere.

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It looks exactly like an HTC One X.

But hey, nice troll attempt.

There are currently no plans to make an international unlocked version of the LTE One X+. Don't ask me why, nobody seems to have an answer (current running theory is the bands they use for LTE overseas require a completely different chip).

**_X_** · 10-02-2012, 04:11 PM

Wanted to buy my wife the HTC One X she would have loved the phone, but tmobile didn't carry it. So I went with an S3. It's a shame HTC appears to be making the same mistake here and only offer it on AT&T.

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