New HTC One X Review

What The New HTC One X Looks Like

Could this new HTC revolutionise the phone market and tempt all but the die hard Apple fans?

Specifications:
Bluetooth: Yes
Dimensions: 134.4x69.9x8.9mm
Main Camera: 8MP with LED flash
Processor: 1.5 GHz quad core
RAM: 1GB
Memory Card Slots: No
Screen Resolution: 1280x700 (720p)
Screen Size: 4.7in
Storage: 32GB plus 25GB of dropbox
Weight: 130g
Operating System: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with HTC Sense 4.0
Wi-Fi: Yes

Overview: 
The current smartphone market is dominated by dual core processors such as Apples iPhone 4S and Samsung's Galaxy Nexus however HTC has set out to change that with a incredible quad core processor. HTC is clearly aiming high and is trying to lure customers away from the other top brands.

Style/Design:
HTC One X offers a smooth, slick deign that sits comfortably in the palm of your hand. It is light, with a 130g single piece poly carbonated body. Connectivity-wise the HTC One X has a single micro USB port, a standard 3.5mm headphone socket, NFC capability and an iPhone like mini SIM slot that's ejected with a drawing pin. The only downside is the inability to replace the battery. Also there is no option to add extra memory, but you receive 25GB of dropbox and a generous 32GB of internal memory.   

Screen:
The HTC One X offers a high quality screen with a resolution of 1280x720 (720p), which is classified as HD. This superb display provides high quality videos, easy web browsing and the screen is not too wide allowing one hand use and one finger typing.

Processor:
The HTC One X is one of the first phones to introduce the new Nvidia quad core processor, providing high speeds and fast multitasking straight from the palm of your hand. With four 1.5 GHz cores, freezing phones and slow applications are a thing of the past. The only downside is the quad core needs alot of power to run which could mean alot of charging, however HTC has included power saving cores so the battery should last a working day.

Camera:
The 8mp camera is powered by a custom HTC imaging chip and uses the amazing 28mm lens which offers high quality pictures, even in dark surroundings. HTC has also incorporated a number of handy features such as the ability to take up to 99 pictures in burst mode and choose the best out of them, they have provided a smart flash with varied levels of flash depending on the brightness levels. The One X's camera is a capable rival to the iPhone 4s camera, and even beats it for speed.