HTC One X Review

HTC One X Review - Everything you see, with the X-One beats quality, design and construction of the glorious high-definition display. The chassis of the X One is a complete all-in-a-shell type, similar to the style used by Nokia in the Nokia N9. HTC One X Review

HTC One X Review - Although large at 135mm x 70mm, the thickness of the phone is just a tad less than 9 mm, a phone is a great feeling of comfort in the hand, even if you notice any of the weight of 130g to the phone . HTC take full advantage of the size of the phone and offers an excellent 4.7-inch Super IPS LCD2 capacitive touch screen, supports up to 16 million colors. The number of pixels on the screen is 720 x 1280, and the screen is protected by a cover Corning Gorilla glass for added strength and durability.

HTC One X Review - With the HTC X is the latest incarnation of a user interface Sense HTC, HTC Sense is 4.0. HTC has added in the past is that meaning is always a bit too complex and cumbersome to use, so that any effort to maintain the attractiveness of the user interface while maintaining a simple idea of ​​usability, and large, they seem to strike the right balance.

Another area where some work was needed from HTC, with the camera on their mobile phones. Busting the myth that a high number of megapixels means a decent camera, were known for HTC devices in the average photography.

The problem was solved and the new HTC smartphones have a camera worthy of a flagship line of mobile phones. Aboard a X for a 8.0 megapixel camera with LED flash and autofocus support, geotagging, face detection and smile. In addition, the camera is equipped to record 1080p HD video, with a maximum of 30 frames per second. The video stabilization is included, and the camera can also record sound stereo.

A remarkable feature of the camera technology is twofold. This allows you to still images while recording video clips to record without registration. The One X also sports a 1.3 megapixel camera before, which can be used to capture images and video calls are used. The front camera also captures 720p HD video.

Running on Android 4.0 ICS will start from the HTC X One of a quad-core 1.5 GHz leads, making it one of the first products to market with quad-core technology. The handset is equipped with a 1800 mAh Li-Ion, aid, should learn the general standard of life of the battery on many high-end Android phones.

The X One is a quad-band GSM and supports all the usual suspects in terms of data transmission at high speed. Supports EDGE and GPRS, which includes support for HSDPA HTC-X up to 21 Mbps and HSUPA up to 5.76 Mbps. The handset comes with WiFi 802.11 a / b / g / n, with WiFi Direct, DLNA and Wi-Fi included. Bluetooth 4.0 with A2DP is included, and it is a micro-USB port with a link MHL through which you can use your mobile phone to connect to a compatible TV.

Another notable inclusion on the HTC support for X beats audio. HTC believes this will help deliver the best audio on a mobile device, so that your HTC phone with the ideal device for listening to music. The integrated media player supports a wide range of audio and video formats, and there are plenty of onboard memory is available with an internal memory of 32 GB Unfortunately, there is no support for Micro SD memory card, however.

HTC One X Review - Hope there are many on the HTC X One, from the camera improved and updated Sense UI. The inclusion of audio Beats is a bonus, and the fact that Android 4.0 works out of the box, as it is welcome in all cases. Overall it is a worthy flagship handset for new devices from HTC. HTC One X Review