HTC Jet (HTC Once X) Coming to Sprint

Kick stand? Oh God, thank you for that. I am so relieved that Sprint is timing the release of this phone just as our EVO 4G's are having their 2nd birthday. I've been watching phone releases for the past year and nothing has given me hope like this phone!

Reality check time. It's a phone. Believe it or not, your life will likely be much the same with this new one. Funny how we get a little overly dramatic over a phone release. What did we all do not too many years ago without these things?

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Upgrade in April and it seems I'll be waiting till June :-)

***Disregard any and all typos as my large thumbs cannot fit the keyboard correctly***
 
I want this phone, but there's something in my gut to go with the Galaxy Nexus (for some reason, I feel like I'm going to miss on out on some great ROMs, kernels, and tweaks from the developers). Also, did HTC mention anything about the One X's bootloader being currently unlocked?
 
The thing that's nice about having my upgrade a couple months after release date means I get it after they've released a stability update - so it's excellent out of the box without a couple new release bugs.

Heh. ;)

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Review up on Engadget. Video has some pretty good comparisons to other Android phones.

I'm looking forward to this. I'm on Sprint and it looks like the LTE version will get the Snapdragon S4 processor, which seems to be faster and better on battery life.

I was planning on waiting to see what the next iPhone brings...but I don't think I'll care.
 
^yeah I saw that. I do really hate the protruding camera thing HTC likes to do. Case on day 1 for sure.

I wish they would put the speaker on the bottom, or even the front...the back is really a poor location for the speaker.
 
I want this phone, but there's something in my gut to go with the Galaxy Nexus (for some reason, I feel like I'm going to miss on out on some great ROMs, kernels, and tweaks from the developers). Also, did HTC mention anything about the One X's bootloader being currently unlocked?

Totally understand this but I will say that the HTC phones, going all the way back to my HTC Mogul (YEAH! WinMo 6.5), have always had great dev support @ XDA and, back in the day, PPCGeeks.
 
I have to say this is the first time I'm getting excited about Sense, and I've been an Evo 4G user for 2 yeas now.

All the improvements they've made to ICS look really worthwhile.
 
All the improvements they've made to ICS look really worthwhile.
I'm not a fan of the multitasking interface changes, but it seems to be just as functional.

I also read that in ICS the swype thing doesn't actually close the app, I don't know though.
 
I'm not a fan of the multitasking interface changes, but it seems to be just as functional.

I also read that in ICS the swype thing doesn't actually close the app, I don't know though.

Sense 3.6 has the ICS task switcher, they removed it in 4. They had to add some visual flair to distinguish Sense, it does look a little out of place but at least is very fast and fluid from the videos I've seen.

Does it really close the app? That one is up for debate, I've never seen a conclusive answer. Google only says it removes it from the list.

I'm more concerned Sense 4.0 tries to be too faithful to ICS. They took out quick settings from the notifications dropdown which is very useful.
 
Totally understand this but I will say that the HTC phones, going all the way back to my HTC Mogul (YEAH! WinMo 6.5), have always had great dev support @ XDA and, back in the day, PPCGeeks.

Yeah and I'm also liking the fact that HTC listened and made Sense 4 more subtle and in line with ICS.
 
I hope this isn't true - HTC EVO One revealed, Sprint announcement coming tomorrow? | The Verge

Metal body? AMOLED? Different shape?
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The HTC One, now in 17 varieties. Lame.

The AMOLED thing pisses me off the most. Nothing matches the clarity and accuracy of IPS LCD.

Haven't manufacturers learned from Apple? One device, all networks. They can have multiple devices, just put them on all networks and make them the same.

Apple focuses on 1 phone; imagine if HTC, Motorola or Samsung focused on just less than 5... Better products, more development time, better quality, better QC.

Though, it may have a larger battery which is always good, and I like the dedicated camera button.. :thumbup:
 
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So it will have this SLCD2 that everyone is talking about that is so good?
 

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