Abstract: After pitting four of the biggest stars in the smartphone world right now against one another in our web browsing and display comparisons, we’re once again taking the quartet on yet another worthwhile comparison to proclaim the best of the best in the...
Abstract: Continuing our look at flagship devices, our comparison now focuses on the best thing from both Apple and HTC. Launching earlier in the year, the HTC One X seemingly got the year jumpstarted with its awe-inspiring presence – thus, establishing the ben...
Abstract: The Galaxy Note II is here and it features an even larger 5.5” screen, improved S Pen ergonomics, and a beefed up quad-core processor. It is definitely not a handset for everyone, but if you are used to carry big-screen Android phones, the step up is ...
Abstract: HTC ONE X is the flagship Android phone of HTC, every one appreciate the wonderful screen, nice style and amzing camera. There is lots of ONE X clone phones in China market, but most of them only has low-level class WVGA screen with 800*480 pixel disply...
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Abstract: Alrighty people, we’re back with yet another comparison between two high-end Android powered smartphones for AT&T, which interestingly enough, has built itself one eclectic lineup of late. Reigning mightily for some time now, the HTC One X has been a ...
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Published: 2012-05-23, Author: James , review by: gadgetreview.com
Looks and feels great, Excellent display, speed, and, Excellent battery life
Camera quality is soso, with soft photos and alltooeasy blur, Some software bugs, especially around Beats audio, Odd WiFi antenna placement may cause dropped signals when held normally
The HTC One X is superb. It succeeds in nearly every way, and I highly recommend it because it's not only a comfortable, powerful, long lasting monster of a smartphone, it's also damn pretty. Whether that means the pearl-white shell, the futuristic design...
