HTC has been the leader in providing lightning fast smartphones to its users. Now, the company is looking forward to debut its new phone named HTC One X at the Mobile National Congress 2012. The device is powered by a quad-core processor (4 chips each of 1.5 GHz) and these processors are now becoming a trend in the smartphone industry. So, companies are expected to launch new smartphones powered by quad-core processors.
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There have been reports which speak about Samsung, LG and Motorola to launch their quad-core powered smart phone but HTC One X is merely the world’s first quad-core smartphone. Besides, there are also rumors that LG would be popping out in the Mobile World Congress with its quad-core X3 smartphone.
Rumors linger that the One X will exclude the famous four soft-buttons on the device’s front panel; I mean there won’t be any soft-touch buttons at all. In addition, the device would pack 1GB of RAM and will be running Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS 4.0.5) operating system with HTC Sense 4.0. Basically the One X would also come with a huge storage space of 32 GB but unfortunately there won’t be any external microSD slot which is surely going to create trouble for smartphone freaks. On the other hand, the device would never let you down with its stunning graphics rendered on a vivid display. Here’s a quick specification of the phone. Take a look:
- Quad-Core processor
- 1GB RAM
- 32GB Internal Memory
- Stereo microphones for improved audio
- 4.7inch 720p display
- Full HD Video recording
In a nutshell, the phone resembles as that of the HTC Edge but with a new name as set by the company to make it more futuristic and sporty. HTC has already signed up with a number of carriers including Vodafone and Orange. So it seems there isn’t much time to go for the device to roll into your warm pockets. You will get a clear picture once the device debuts in the MWC 2012. The phone is expected to carry a price tag of £600 which is still unclear.
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