The HTC one X ..
Well, iirc it's running on a quad core snapdragon s4 processor -
one of the first quad core android phones. (The Galaxy S2 in
comparison is dual core)
While I don't have the One x, I'm currently using it's sister
that's available in Singapore - the Htc One V.
Pardon the fonts will post what I wrote in a post on G+
It has a single core processor (from the
processor data sheet it is most probably underclocked from 1.2ghz
to 1ghz). A very nice aluminium unibody industrial feel to it too -
feels like a brick
What I do like about this phone is its 5mp camera..
Very quick app start up with no delays what so ever like the
initializing messages (1 sec) - Thanks to htc image sense. Htc
image sense is avaiable on all HTC one devices and is the software
and an independent graphics chip that processes the images and
colours of the photographs
Very quick snapping of photos (no shuttle delay). It
suits me quite well that I can just whip up my phone,press the
camera app and quickly snap an image the first time - Knowing so
well that there are no blurred images or images that are not taken
properly due to me quickly whipping it back into my pocket before
the shuttle actually snaps a pic - all thanks to it's F2.0 aperture
and 28mm lens.
I dare say the camera is best in it's class. (5mp
shooters) - definitely great for microbloggers
Now I will not be biased to say it's the perfect
phone.
It isn't. What in the hell were HTC thinking about
having an inbuilt battery? - and the battery management software
switches the phone off at 10% (Yea I do understand - switching off
the device at a certain state of charge to prevent over discharging
of the battery) - the problem could be solved best if it could
first switch off wifi, then dim the screen to its lowest before
giving a warning to turn off the phone.
I was pleasantly surprised that I am still able to
switch it on after it switches off automatically and it's battery
life from 10% to 0% lasted me 2 additional hours with constant
texting.
