By Sean P. Aune |
The HTC One X+ is one of the most popular Android phones on the market today, and we’re thrilled to have teamed up with the folks from NVIDIA to be able to give one away! With nearly 13,500 entries, one lucky person is walking away…
By Aaron Baker |
One of the more common questions I get is something to the effect of “what’s the best phone out there?” While the “best” phone for you depends on a number of factors, there are a few phones that are definitive game changers in the market.…
By Aaron Baker |
It’s going down in the latest Smartphone Smackdown! Today’s lucky contestants: the HTC One X+ and Samsung Galaxy S III. Both are available on AT&T (with the Galaxy S III available on other carriers). The One X+ offers a 1.7 GHz quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3…
By Roy Choi |
The HTC One X+ has hit AT&T stores recently, and we’ve teamed up with the carrier to give one lucky reader this awesome new phone! With a NVIDIA Tegra 3 1.7GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and a 4.7-inch display, this is…
By Sean P. Aune |
The HTC One X+ has hit AT&T stores recently, and we’ve teamed up with the carrier to give one lucky reader this awesome new phone! With a NVIDIA Tegra 3 1.7GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and a 4.7-inch display, this is…
By Brandon Russell |
The sequel to HTC’s beloved One X, the One X+, is now out on AT&T, in all its plus glory. With handsets likes the Samsung Galaxy S III, Note II, Nexus 4 and other mid-range Android handsets available, HTC couldn’t stand to let its competitors…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Jon shares his thoughts and experiences with Windows 8 – and how he feels like it’s dramatically changed the way he uses the PC. Jon also…
By Todd Haselton |
Hmm, we’ve heard several rumors that T-Mobile USA will soon offer a variant of HTC’s One X, which is currently offered by AT&T and, in another form, by Sprint, but is this it? The One X+ is expected to hit T-Mobile with a 1.7GHz Tegra…
By Killian Bell |
British retailer Expansys has slashed the price of the international HTC One X to just £379.99 (approx. $616) for one day only. That’s around £200 (approx. $324) off the handset’s original price tag, making this one of the biggest reductions to HTC’s flagship smartphone since…
By Brandon Russell |
There’s not much we don’t know about HTC’s One X+. It’s specs have been exposed, along with the usual benchmark tests. But where will consumers be able to pick it up? According to a new FCC filing, the revision to this year’s One X will…
By TechnoBuffalo Team |
At last, the iPhone 5 is here. But there are still plenty of other amazing options out there for smartphone buyers. Among them? The HTC One X, which is one of the best smartphones on AT&T right now. The device is similar to the iPhone…
By Brandon Russell |
HTC may have been quiet over the past few weeks of big manufacturer announcements, but it’s reportedly working on a device aimed at putting everything else to shame. We’ve heard numerous shouts about the One X+, but everything up to this point has merely been…
By Brandon Russell |
Verizon customers dreaming of owning an Lumia device might see their wish come true. According to a leaked screen of the carrier’s device management system, the company looks set to introduce a Nokia Lumia 822, though it’s unclear when. Engadget said devices typically pop up…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Jon shares his thoughts on what we might expect from the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Jon also discusses whether or not to upgrade to the HTC…
By Sean P. Aune |
The rumored HTC One X+ has gotten a bit more real as it is not showing up in benchmark results. The HTC One X+ was all but confirmed in leak screen shots late last month, but now it’s showing up in benchmark results with one…
By Mark Hearn |
Canadian carrier Rogers is rolling out a small, but important, update for the HTC One X. Coming in at a light 67MB, software version 1.94.631.3 aims to fix a nagging Wi-Fi connectivity issue and improve performance issues with HTC’s Media Link. To install the update,…
By Todd Haselton |
AT&T is reportedly set to drop the price of HTC’s latest flagship Android smartphone, the HTC One X, to just $99 with a new two-year contract. The One X first launched in May at a $199.99 price point and offers top-of-the-line features including a dual-core…
By Mark Hearn |
Originally thought to be the next device in T-Mobile USA’s “G series,” a device listed on a purported internal screenshot, obtained by TmoNews, as the HTC Era 42 is now being billed the HTC One X+. We’ve confirmed with several sources that the device will…
By Killian Bell |
Remember the Samsung Jasper (SCH-I200) that appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website back in April? Well we now know what it looks like thanks to a leaked image that has appeared on Twitter. The accompanying tweet also provided a brief rundown of the handset’s specifications,…
By Killian Bell |
HTC has confirmed that does have plans to bring Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to its One X, One XL, and One S smartphones.…
By Killian Bell |
HTC smartphone users didn’t have a great experience with Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, which many of them are still waiting for. But the Taiwanese may be a little quicker at releasing Jelly Bean. According to Australian carrier Telstra, it is already “preparing” the Android…
By Todd Haselton |
We recently brought you our guides to our favorite smartphones on AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile and now it’s time to address another question we’ve been asked recently: What are the best Android phones available now? That’s a tough question to answer, primarily because…
By Mark Hearn |
After a termed exclusivity with Rogers, Canadian carrier TELUS is now selling HTC’s One X. Available for $629.99 outright, or $129.99 on a three-year contract. Currently, the HTC One X is one of the best Android handsets on the market. As a refresher, check out…
By Brandon Russell |
Dissecting a smartphone to its crudest form reveals nothing more than well placed pieces of glass, metal and plastic. Yet, in just a few short years, our favorite companies have forged primitive landlines into pocketable devices that you and I just can’t live without. (I’d…
