There has been a continuous diagnosis of a rising epidemic in smartphone market and its called Android phones. The mobile market marked by constant uncertainty over when, exactly, a new Android phone would come and take a lead from another Android mobile phones. And to make the matter more complex, the companies are releasing the new and improved versions of their earlier launches soon after one another. Almost each month of last year, we saw a newer and better Android phones emerging from the factories of Samsung, HTC, Motorola or LG, leaving all the recent buyers wishing they had waited a few weeks more before buying it. HTC has always been the silent player in this crowded market. But as its slogan says "Quietly Brilliant", the company has been on top in launching some of the best and poer packed Android phones. Just a couple of months we saw HTC One X mobile phone and now the company has released its upgraded version the HTC One X+. Though it has many similarities with its brother the HTC One X, but there are a few key changes seen in here.
The HTC One X Plus review says that the improvements include a better battery life and increase in limited storage. On one hand it gets an OS upgrade too over the original, as it has Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. There is also an update to Android 4.2 in the pipeline. Given the phone's credentials it may be assumed to have it pretty much as early as possible. It has a big screen of the previous version, giving us a 4.7-inch Super LCD 2 display with an HD 720 x 1280 resolution. It's found to be superbly crisp and clear and delivering an excellent viewing experience with text and images to have a sharp and bright appearance. It comes assembled with out of box features such as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and a NVIDIA Tegra 3 chip. The HTC One X+ review says it comes packed with an brilliant 8MP camera. It is equipped with an LED flash to help it perform good even in low-light environments. On the front there is a front facing camera too for video calling
The camera interface is to be the same for both the rear and the front camera and the video camera but they don't look the same as just the UI has been shared between the camera and between both functions. The HTC One X+ review also states that it has a built-in GPS receive, along with HTC Locations. This feature lets us download country maps for free, or just cache maps as we do the browsing. So the HTC One X+ review concluded that it is a powerful Android phone with better looking and more gifted than its counterparts. It is packed with at a whopping 64 GB of internal memory beside having the advantage of featuring a microSD slot.
The HTC One X Plus review says that the improvements include a better battery life and increase in limited storage. On one hand it gets an OS upgrade too over the original, as it has Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. There is also an update to Android 4.2 in the pipeline. Given the phone's credentials it may be assumed to have it pretty much as early as possible. It has a big screen of the previous version, giving us a 4.7-inch Super LCD 2 display with an HD 720 x 1280 resolution. It's found to be superbly crisp and clear and delivering an excellent viewing experience with text and images to have a sharp and bright appearance. It comes assembled with out of box features such as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and a NVIDIA Tegra 3 chip. The HTC One X+ review says it comes packed with an brilliant 8MP camera. It is equipped with an LED flash to help it perform good even in low-light environments. On the front there is a front facing camera too for video calling
The camera interface is to be the same for both the rear and the front camera and the video camera but they don't look the same as just the UI has been shared between the camera and between both functions. The HTC One X+ review also states that it has a built-in GPS receive, along with HTC Locations. This feature lets us download country maps for free, or just cache maps as we do the browsing. So the HTC One X+ review concluded that it is a powerful Android phone with better looking and more gifted than its counterparts. It is packed with at a whopping 64 GB of internal memory beside having the advantage of featuring a microSD slot.
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