yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X+] agent.m:
Exactly I've been with HTC for nearly 10yrs if this the extra battery is a joke should have been in the original hox would understand if it was just Lte. I asked Htc if they were gonna bring out another phone in August. No response then got told and read Htc were gonna concentrate one the ones they have out nod break the recent habit. I even asked t-mobile and 3 they said they had no info. To be honest the present battery should be enough hope Htc clean up the code with sense and I'd be happier.
[HTC One X+] DJ Set:
Just because samsung isn't able to improve the specs of their galaxy s3 without significant changes in weight or the size of the phone? Are you buying a phone just to be sure it is the best out there for 1 year or more? I feel sorry for you sir.

6 months passed since One X was released, it is a perfect day to introduce an improved phone and I am pretty sure this time HTC gonna kill the competition of other phones for another half year at least.
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
I think HTC did a decent job in updating the One X to be more competitive while at the same time not trashing existing owners. The One X as launched was a terrific phone and won critical praise but got outgunned by the (Exynos) SGS3 in both performance and sales. So HTC obviously had to do something. As it stands current One X owners will get both JB and Sense 4+ so from a s/w perspective the phones should be common. As will all current and future accessories. Faster is always better but after the last update my One X is fast enough. I haven't used all of my 32GB of storage so while more is better I'd just have more unused space. The only feature I'd like is the bigger battery but cest la vie.

For those that somehow feel duped by HTC, what would you rather have seen happen? Them go out of business at the hands of Apple and Samsung so your phone could be "new" six months longer? What about people that bought the LG Optimus 4X which came out after the One X that's now been superseded by the S4 Pro Optimus G? And how do you think SGS3 owners feel about the Note II having a 1.6GHz (vs. 1.4GHz) Exynos processor

and

LTE

and

2GB of RAM? Or people that wanted a color other than white and blue that now have brown, red, black, and gray to choose from? As fast as technology is moving buy what you like and enjoy it. Otherwise start a fund for bi-annual device replacement. Anything that stays on the market unchanged for a year by any manufacturer is pretty much a thing of the past.
[HTC One X+] dragonesdenano:
Good luck so, but I have to tell U that comparing Hox with Sg3, well, the old one is the sg3. Just think smart, even my deaf gramma knows that, what it s more, Sammy does phones focus on women and young little kids market, just take at look at the ads. And till today there is no phone on market like hox. ;)

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X+] Flo95:
Alone because of the red soft buttons I would never leave my One X for it :D
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
I'm not a fan either. Here's what I don't like:

- The red trim around the camera lens, buttons, and new giant Beats logo make the phone look like it's trying too hard.

- I like (my) Glamour Gray vs. the "new" Black.

- I like how the sides are glossy on the current version vs. the entire phone being matte finished on the +.

And for those "White" owners congratulations; you have a collectors item. ;)
[HTC One X+] kuzyz:
Pass. The One X+ is of One X like was in '11 the Sensation XE for Sensation :) I will wait till april for the octa-core beast / bigger battery/ 2GB RAM and Android 5.0 (or maybe 4.2 ... google knows that) :good:
[HTC One X+] dannysmith43:
I'm not actually knocking HTC on this one, it's not worth shelling out another £200 notes for if u have a standard HOX. My only gripe is this small battery nonsense. I refuse to be held to ransom by companies like muegen to get me through a day of actual smart phone use, the type where I don't have sync every 2 hours and can enjoy push mail!

If I was due an upgrade I would take that HOX+ over anything else on the market I've actually seen (with the possible exception of the Optimus G, which I haven't seen).

I don't mind the red styling so much either!
[HTC One X+] wintermute000:
I can't stand this kind of attitude.

How does the OneX+ negatively impact the phone you have currently in your hands? None, your phone still works great, and its the same hardware as when you bought it.

So you want to hobble the march of progress so you feel better about your e-peen for a few more months?

morons
[HTC One X+] mafia187:
I'm digging the X+ colour but differently not worth the upgrade for me, reading and YouTube don't require anymore CPU power. Jellybean + sense 4+ is all I need.
[HTC One X+] 24inchsub:
Is this for HTC to have a quad core LTE phone ? if it is im not too bothered since my area doesn't support LTE and i very much prefer the white one.
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
Here's a comparison of One X's - old and new...
[HTC One X+] Hunt3r.j2:
The purpose is to introduce a quad core LTE device in some places, and also to release a newer version with better battery and slightly faster SoC to appeal to new buyers while also integrating all the various fixes implemented in later runs of the One X so people who buy this one don't run the risk of getting some really early model (HT23) that doesn't have the antenna fix and such...
[HTC One X+] hello00:
The screen for the One X+ is Super LCD 2
[HTC One X+] krohme:
Morons???

1st thing go pour a cold bucket of water over your head & chill out.

Ever heard of personal opinion mate? I'm entitled to my own opinion & the liberty to express it when ever I feel the need.

Is that ok with you moron??
[HTC One X+] rimad:
That will never happen. Even quad core is not really needee inside the phone. It's all about software now. Unfortunately android seems to be a very memory and cpu hungry system. We will see how Windows Phone 8 runs. As of right now it seems to be faster than android on a lot slower hardware.
[HTC One X+] Chad_Petree:
Can we start a petition to ask for a white version ? Lol and maybe for them to include 2 gbs of ram
[HTC One X+] padibuz:
It does affect me when features which could have been included in the original HOX have been skipped only to be introduced in the product refresh.

Case in point: the battery. The phone has the same unibody, the same freaking width - 8.9mm, and it's only 5 grams heavier, and yet it has a 2100 battery, instead of the 1800 one we get. How is that fair, and why didn't they include the better battery with the first HOX to begin with ?

I'm very pissed with HTC for such crap, and it reminds me of the "576Mb of RAM" issue the HD2 had: the european version also had 576Mb, but it was disable in the stock firmware !

Screw that, it's bad marketing and it's pissing on your existing customer base.

The rest of the improvements (faster CPU, more storage) is quite alright, as it's a logical update to the existing tech. The battery however.. that's a big no.
[HTC One X+] vincepg13:
I don't understand people in this thread. You do realise HTC released the one x+ not as a successor to the one x but an updated version for new customers or those on older HTC phones

Unless your the type who buys phones outright this is NOT meant to be an upgrade from the one x, there going to be sold and produced side by side, plus from a software perspective we benefit massively from this release so stop being stupid.
[HTC One X+] padibuz:
It's quite simple. If you are able to release a bigger battery for your phone and you don't, because you're holding it off for the product refresh it means you're a ****ty company, and I won't buy your phones any longer.

The battery is the backbone of any phone. You don't freaking play with it's specs, you use the best you can use at that moment in time, instead of letting the marketing people decide how much juice will your phone have.
[HTC One X+] Prema:
DUDE, I was holding back for the X+, but won't get one after all, because I simply fell in love with the white model...isn't there any provider selling a white version? Like when the original Desire was released only a Dutch provider offered a silver version.
[HTC One X+] orangekid:
Also realize that there is no One X version in any variant that gets T-Mobile 3G, so for T-Mobile customers this is a very huge upgrade over the One S. I am very seriously considering this since I am a T-Mobile customer, I am only awaiting the next Nexus phone to see what it has to offer.
[HTC One X+] Alpione:
Target...

(Bickering aside...)

I'm currently on an iPhone 4 and looking to upgrade. I've been on iOS for four years now and while it's been a good experience, I'm bored and looking at big-screened Android phones. Currently the race is the HOX vs. the GS3 for me, but upon announcement of the HOX+, I've got a new target. I'm with AT&T so no issues there, and I prefer the gray accents of the AT&T version.

I was worried about the size of the HOX+ versus my iPhone, but I'm a big guy (well over 6 feet) and I tried the current HOX today in a store. It fit perfectly in my hand for single-handed use. Before the announcement I wasn't thrilled with either HOX (mediocre battery and slower to me than the GS3) or the GS3 (dim screen, cheap feeling design). But the HOX+, at least on paper, seems perfect.

So I'm pretty excited and looking forward to the date/price announcement. Hope Android lives up to my hopes, especially with JB.

Adam
[HTC One X+] plastikuss:
Let's pray the red capacitive buttons don't turn pink like the Rezound...
[HTC One X+] Tuborg68:
Regarding the fuzz about the battery: can it be that when One x was ready for production the battery technology wasn´t ready for that capacity? Things move pretty fast in this area and the 300 extra mamps is a result of another half a year or so of development.
[HTC One X+] manny calavera:
Here here.. Was literally on my way to get a white HOX when the plus came out.. Now I'm torn between bigger battery and louder speaker vs much (for me) better looks and no red buttons..
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
I wonder if HOX+'s cpu/gpu is better than APQ8064 / Adreno 320.
[HTC One X+] Chad_Petree:
You could always wait a little until the phone gets released and see if they will come to their senses and sell a beautiful white version
[HTC One X+] ratchetjaw:
I want this one with AT&T LTE and no multi tasking issues and I will be happy. Left the HOX because of that originally
[HTC One X+] ethan3686:
WHITE version please! White just looks so awesome and premium..this one looks like several htc phones in the past! i hope HTC comes out with white too :(
[HTC One X+] orb3000:
Heres a comparative with Note 2

http://htcpedia.com/news/HTC-One-X-vs-Samsung-Galaxy-Note-2.html
[HTC One X+] CreepyDroid:
Equal battery life ? SERIOUSLY ? Lets see if the HOX+ will be able to even come close to this

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(the 88% thing is just a bug, it's counting all the usage under "screen" and ignoring all the other apps)
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
Well, if you tweaked your phone and apply the same tweaks to the One X+ it should beat what you're showing by 12%. Same thing stock vs. stock. Maybe a little less because of the more powerful SoC. But unless the SoC's using more than 12% (the increase in battery size) more battery it won't be worse than a draw. That's assuming you're comparing the OG HSPA+ One X to a similar One X+. If it's the S4 XL vs. the LTE One X+ I'd assume the XL would win because of the more efficient SoC with an imbedded (vs. stand-alone) radio. But then again, the XL's a product that probably shouldn't have been released. 16GB of internal storage with about 11GB available to the user was just an insane decision on HTC's part. As was 1GB of RAM when Adreno reserves 360MB of it for itself which means multitasking is pretty much non-existant. So I guess we'll see what the trade-off is on the One X+ LTE versions to right those wrongs.
[HTC One X+] CreepyDroid:
I didn't tweek anything, it's stock (not even rooted yet) and I'm only using the built-in power saving mode. Everyone with a note 2 is getting comparable stats (take a look at the note 2's forums, some got even more than 10h of screen-on-time)
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
Wow. That's random. So basically you crashed another phone's forum to boast about your new toy's fantastic battery life? I guess for the 2% of prospective One X+ buyers that are considering the Note II that could be considered helpful. But that same 2% is probably more interested in a comparison to the S4 Pro 5" HTC phablet that's floating around. The other 98% (myself included) could probably care less about the Note II's battery life.
[HTC One X+] CreepyDroid:
It's not random, he posted a comparaison between the hox+ and the note 2 and i just corrected a false statement. Sorry if I sounded like a troll.
[HTC One X+] BarryH_GEG:
No problem. I came in late. ;) I'll help settle the debate. Battery life on the One X+ LTE is going to be a problem. Teg3 is an old(er) chip design and nothing's changed with the newer version in the One X+. Having a seperate LTE radio (vs. the existing One XL's on-chip version) is going to consume more power. Between that and supporting the higher clock rate the 12% larger battery will be eaten up and then some. I have a Teg3 One X and HTC's done a decent job maximizing battery life but its biggest battery claim to fame is that it consumes very little power at idle. If the Exynos SGS3 can do so much better than the OG Teg3 One X there's no reason to think that a simple 12% bump in battery size is going to suddenly make any version of the One X a top performer. It should help the HSPA+ One X+ get closer to or match the Exynos SGS3. Until the One X+ is in people's hands and the power draw of the new SoC is known all discussion of performance is speculation. The Note II has a 3,100mAh battery which is huge (33% larger than the One X+) so it better do better. The S4 Pro 5" though should easily pace the Note II and possibly even surpass it assuming HTC equips it with a decent size battery because of the onboard radios and S4's a 28nm chip compared to 32nm for Exynos (Teg3 is 40nm for reference).
[HTC One X+] sandeep.mjs:
WiFI Problem

We have discovered Wifi issues in HTC One X and will it continue in HTC ONE X+?

Hope they get a permanent fix for that because many users complaint before that their handsets were returned un repaired.

Regards,

Sandeep Singh
[HTC One X+] ste1164:
I dont think the one x+ will have the wifi issue. They implemented a fix for this and it should be in the new one x+
[HTC One X+] manny calavera:
Has there been a good comparison benchmark of the international HOX and the plus? I don't want to wait for a white "plus" to appear, if it ever will..
[HTC One X+] wineds:
With all due respect you seem to be assuming the hox+ battery is physically the same size as the hox battery. It may not be. The hox+ battery may be bigger. Until we see a tear down we will not know for sure.

Btw i hope they are identical in size as it may allow retrofit to the hox.
[HTC One X+] dg170775:
In the UK, will the X+ be LTE or 4G compatible?

Cause on the HTC web site, I only see the HTC One XL as the 4G compatible version, and that only has 1 dual core chip, with 16GB.

If the X+ comes in with 4G compatibility, then it'd be the phone to go for ..

Edit: UK specs for the X+ do not show it as an LTE phone ..

http://www.htc.com/uk/smartphones/htc-one-x-plus/#specs

Whereas, the specs of the XL do indicate 4G/LTE Support..

http://www.htc.com/uk/smartphones/htc-one-xl/#specs

Have HTC missed a trick?
[HTC One X+] sandeep.mjs:
Will White Color Be Available In HTC One X+ ?
[HTC One X+] thekalby:
No, HTC announced that at launch the only available color will be black.
[HTC One X+] bubigrega:
Well HTC One X can already do much better than this.

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[HTC One X+] Chad_Petree:
I'm hoping thy change their minds by launch time
[HTC One X+] For_itembine:
Saw a YouTube video and the HTC one x+ got

7500 in quadrant

And

14500 in antutu

....

Motherofgod

64gb. 2100 man battery. Best display. Jellybean. Speed. Design

S3 killer
[HTC One X+] Ciclop:
How many did S3 score?
[HTC One X+] blitz118:
I don't what the S3 scored, but the Note 2 scored 6500 in quadrant,
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
I think the S3 scores around 55xx in Quadrant.
[HTC One X+] dg170775:
Will the UK Version of the One X+ support LTE? As the One XL is a scaled down version...
[HTC One X+] Ciclop:
Wow, then HOX+'s score is really impressive, right?
[HTC One X+] Sharpshooterrr:
Yeah but that doesn't really say much about the device.
[HTC One X+] niaxi:
Hi I have a hox and I l it but should I get the + I only need more storage
[HTC One X+] vizzy:
Apparently UK are not getting LTE one x+. I'm gutted. It's the only thig that might push me to the s3.
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
Tmob/orange are some months away from launching there 4G service, so to me LTE is not such a big deal.
[HTC One X+] dg170775:
Agree. But, when you buy a high end smartphone, generally, you're on a 24 month contract, so, it'd be common sense to wait and buy an LTE compatible phone .. as You're not planning for the coming 3-6 months, rather you're planning for atleast 24 months ..
[HTC One X+] catachresistant:
Can anyone confirm that this phone is using the same build materials as the One X?

All the hands on videos I've seen state that it has a "soft touch plastic" finish, which, in my mind, is not what the One X is, and is closer to the feel of the plastic parts of my Desire Z.
[HTC One X+] Baldilocks:
My One X has the soft touch feel on the back. It's not a glossy cheap plastic...
[HTC One X+] WA_Bob:
LTE may be "common" in the US, but that's only in urban areas for the most part with my carrier (AT&T). LTE is of limited use to me since where I live and work is just 3G coverage areas and the few times I do go into the big city where I could get LTE, I find I can live without it. If your LTE network is working right and the isn't jammed with other users, it's crazy fast (I did have an LTE phone at one point so I know). But that's a rare occasion even in the big market nearest to me (Houston, Texas) and that won't change much over the next few years. My next phone will probably find LTE useful, but the network with my carrier just isn't far enough along yet to make that and exciting bonus for me.

I don't know how fast the LTE rollout will be on the other side of the Atlantic, but you probably won't be missing much for a year or two after it starts. There's allot of infrastructure and other basic network optimization work that will need to be built up and tweaked before you'll be living the "good" LTE life. In the meantime, 3G works consistently so I'd wait to see how others in your primary use area are doing with their LTE experience before you decided you have to have it right now or not.

Just my opinion, but in the meantime I'm waiting on my One X+ with 3G only I've pre-ordered. That will do me quite well for a while yet. :cyclops:
[HTC One X+] PhilipL:
Hi

I don't see how jelly bean makes any difference to how HTC Sense runs, which is an application on top of the OS, and it's already pretty smooth.

Butter was tweaks and changes to the android UI and launcher to make things smoother so it doesn't apply to other launchers that essentially replace it. That doesn't mean HTC haven't been able to make some tweaks themselves, but those are surely independent of Jelly Bean.

Given Sense replaces most of the Jelly Bean UI (and using a chunk of memory in the process), it hardly matters if the OS is upgraded or not, as you don't get to see most of it.

Regards

Phil

---------- Post added at 04:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:56 PM ----------

Hi

There's always been an internal amplifier :confused: I can't see a different internal amplifier (I assume a 15cent surface mount chip) making any difference when sound is forced through a tiny speaker with minute perforations, it is just marketing basically :cyclops:

Regards

Phil

---------- Post added at 04:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:02 PM ----------

Hi

Quite agree, and what is the point of super fast download speeds on a tiny hand held device? 4G is great for fixed broadband where service is currently lacking, although these areas will be the last to see it of course, and this assumes when 4G is widely taken up it scales and just doesn't slow down to 3G speeds because they are using the same back hauls and the airspace can't cope with the numbers required to make it profitable.

4G is more about governments raising revenue through spectrum sell off's and the phone industry wanting everyone to go out and buy new phones with more expensive tariffs in order to keep the industry growing.

It would be nice if they got 3G working optimally before they embarked on yet another new network:mad:

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X+] tasos12:
Dont do that mate.I was playing with my HOX the other day in a coffe shop when I noticed a sad look from an S3 owner close to me.He was appatently impressed with the HOX.He was looking at his S3 and back my HOX and got sadder each time.
[HTC One X+] randy_c:
May as well wait for the HTC J butterfly first 1080 phone
[HTC One X+] Baldilocks:
That's not coming until December, and it's only going to Japan.
[HTC One X+] manny calavera:
Any good comparative reviews out there - between HOX and HOX+?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] john.tracks:
And Why? Experts say iPhone 5 People say Samsung S III. What do you say?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kangburra:
I say this is an awful attempt at trolling! :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
I say......©®™ :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0BlacknesS0o:
I'm sure this thread will be closed soon but it's obvious by their own commercials...S 3 commercials keep showing off brand new features while iPhone commercials simply show things that have been around for awhile on Android phones and some are even features available on previous iPhones...examples...they talk about the screen size being prefect fit for one hand operation...the fascinate came out 2 years ago with that screen size so nothing groundbreaking...panoramic pictures...been around for years, including the iPhone 4s...new maps app...iphone users are bashing it more than iphone haters...reply to calls with texts...i had that feature on a palm treo like 4 years ago...

Let's face it...if Apple can't even find something new and groundbreaking to base commercials on, then the choice should be clear...Android

Droid Charge powered by TSM Tweaked 3.0 w/ Circuitry 2.0
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Striatum_bdr:
It's one of the endless useless threads comparing phones, and if some troll-addict see this it wil turn to religious war.

Listen your hart and go !! Both are good phones, it's more a question of philosophy than technic... Do you want to customize? Put your hands on it? See under the water ? Just use without changing anything? Watch some video (big screen...) ? Already have Apple stuff ? etc...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayharper08:
No sense in starting a debate here for this.
[Nexus 7 General] philippecr:
Base on this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798631

Would be cool if somebody going to put this in their N7 ROM development. :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxppp:
I had this issue yesterday , as a quick search reveals many others have aswel. The power button became intermittent and exhibited odd behavior.

After removing the sim card it seemed to work again. I booted into fastboot, went to recovery (stock) and cleared the cache. From then onwards the phone is behaving is normal.

I hope this is addressed soon as this is definitely not a hardware issue.