#askmodaco - the HTC One X+

So its still 4.7" and not 5"?

Will Sense 4+ have quick setting and OTG?

Sense 4+ as I saw it did not have quick settings (if you mean in the notification pull down). AFAIK also no OTG out of the box, but i'll check with my sources.

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Any chance of inductive charging?

Why does this model exist?

I wish they would put more energy into supporting the One X for one full year, and releasing a new model 1 year later. (Like Samsung and Apple)

Superfrag, on 02 October 2012 - 08:51 AM, said:

Because they realised that their flagship wasn't able to compete with the very best in the market.

Though I do see your point about HTC releasing too many phones. I am glad they did though in this case as I wouldn't buy the HTC One X because of the limited storage and bad battery life. I would, however, buy the X+.

But come MWC at the end of February next year will there be another HTC android flagship released?  Is this just a stop-gap?

It still has capacitive buttons over the soft-keys from the Galaxy Nexus....... which do you prefer Paul?

I am happy with either, you get more 'real estate' with capacitive buttons.

I think the had to do the One X+, the One X didn't really cut it from a battery life perspective more than anything else.

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I was never a Sense fan on my Desire, have there been AOSP builds for the One X?

Yeah...

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Really really wish they'd made this decision back when the One X was released, rather than coming up with that crud about 'customers want thinness over battery life'.

Any chance that the battery might retrofit the One X - seems its the same form factor but is it any thicker?

The battery is the one thing causing problems with the original One X for me - it sucks harder than a big sucky thing, if you'll excuse the technicalities. The speed is more than enough, and the screen is the best out there by far (excepting the issues I had on my first 3!)

I'd love to see HTC offer a battery retrofit option (even at a cost) to their existing customers, but sadly I don't think companies care that much about their customers any more.

If/when I upgrade in 12 months this may be an obvious choice, but the whole bootloader / warranty issue is becoming a show stopper for me. Seems like HTC want the 'hackers' and 'fiddlers' to go elsewhere...

Will there be a 32gb option at a cheaper price point?  We all want more storage, but 64gb?

Gonzo99, on 02 October 2012 - 10:20 AM, said:

I really hope so!

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Zarch1972, on 02 October 2012 - 10:26 AM, said:

Flash is so cheap, I don't suppose it'll make a huge amount of difference, I imagine the 32GB / 64GB differentation will be for carriers and all SIM free units will be 64GB.

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OK,

- still not a changable battery?
- still no micro-sd slot?

Oh how I hate the plastic box of my SGS3, I miss the quality of my HTC Desire. I'd like to buy HTC but they don't want me as a customer...

It's the same 'shell' as the One X hence...

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With a 2100mah battery and 64GB storage I probably don't need a changeable battery and definitely not microSD!

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Sim or Micro Sim?

microSIM.

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Paul, long time no see - can you find out if the video fps has been "officially fixed" to a consistent 30fps with the HOX+?

Cheers in advance.

Daft Question.

-smc

Is it true that it won't come with LTE in Europe? Apparently need to get the One XL if we want a One X device with LTE.

somemadcaaant, on 02 October 2012 - 01:14 PM, said:

Yup, will ask!

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Darren Richards, on 02 October 2012 - 01:35 PM, said:

Europe will get it I believe but initially in the UK the only LTE One X model is the XL for EE.

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