First out of the gate is HTC, which launched the first quad-core
smartphone in the market. Officially named the HTC One X, it runs on
NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor with its 4+1 set up involving a
companion core for menial tasks, and is clocked at 1.5Ghz. With 1GB of
RAM at your disposal, along with 32GB of built-in memory, this mammoth
device offers a 4.7″ screen with 720p HD resolution.
HTC One X Specs
- 8MP camera unit with 28mm, f/2.2 lens with HTC Imagechip and ImageSense
- 4.7″ screen with 1280×720 HD LCD Display
- NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 quad core clocked @ 1.5 Ghz
- 32GB of built-in memory
- 1GB of RAM
- Android 4.0 ICS with HTC Sense 4.0
- Bluetooth 4.0
After
a dismal 2011 and Q1 of 2012, HTC looked towards its One series to turn
the company’s fortunes around. And it seems to be working so far. Not
to say that the much-heralded flagship device has been without its
issues, such as:
- Processor overheating, glitchy screens, and malfunctioning camera app (attempted fix via an OTA software update)
- The recently noticed issue of poor multi-tasking app management
- Poor battery life, a problem which has become a staple HTC issue over the past year (the same OTA update seemed to reduce this problem as well)
- The currently on-going “controversy” of an Apple lawsuit victory which has delayed the launch of the HTC One X (with AT&T) and the HTC EVO 4G (with Sprint)
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