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HTC One X revealed through leaks

HTC's next smartphones, expected to be launched at the Mobile World Congress event next week, have been leaked ahead of time.

The HTC One X will be the company's first quad-core smartphone, using a Tegra 3 processor. The device will also have a very large 4.7-inch "super bright" display, an 8MP camera and a thin form factor.



Furthermore, the device will have three menu buttons, each of which will correspond to their (usually) virtual Android 4.0 buttons (home, back and running apps).

The One X will be released along side the One V and One S, two mid-range devices focusing on Beats Audio and multimedia. The devices will run on Android 4.0 but have 1GHz dual-core processors, 5MP cameras and 4-inch (or smaller) displays.

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Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 24 Feb 2012 23:15

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• 6 comments

• Mrguss

  My Next Phone :)))
  

  +4000

  25.2.2012 02:35 #1

• 5fdpfan

  I'd erase this post if I could. Didn't mean to double post. It's just that I didn't see my posting show up when I finished so I posted it again.
  

  Chris Franklin

  25.2.2012 10:09 #2

• 5fdpfan

  Don't understand manufactuerers insistance on keeping these always visible capacitive buttons. Having owned the Galixy Nexus for awhile I think they look rather tacky. Google should make it law that all new phones running ICS have to transition to software buttons. haha

  25.2.2012 10:13 #3

• Morreale

  Originally posted by 5fdpfan: Don't understand manufactuerers insistance on keeping these always visible capacitive buttons. Having owned the Galixy Nexus for awhile I think they look rather tacky. Google should make it law that all new phones running ICS have to transition to software buttons. haha But I love my buttons :(

  25.2.2012 10:58 #4

• defgod

  Originally posted by 5fdpfan: Don't understand manufactuerers insistance on keeping these always visible capacitive buttons. Having owned the Galixy Nexus for awhile I think they look rather tacky. Google should make it law that all new phones running ICS have to transition to software buttons. haha The reason for the "hardware" buttons is simple. Lets say said "software" for some unforeseen reason doesn't work correctly. Granted the buttons themselves are software driven. At least they are always there to be touched.
  

  25.2.2012 12:55 #5

• plutonash

  Good specs, strange name.
  

  "Cable thief is a victimless crime."

  25.2.2012 13:14 #6