HTC One X+ vs. One X
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The One X+ packs a better battery into an identical external casing
Only the front-facing camera sees an upgrade in the One X+
The One X+ has an improved Tegra 3 over the international version of the One X, and a big upgrade from the dual-core chip in the US One X
No differences here
The display in the One X was already top-notch; so no changes there
How does the upgraded HTC One X+ compare to its predecessor, the One X?
RAM stays the same in the One X+
Internal storage gets a big upgrade in the One X+
The upgraded battery in the One X+ adds a negligible amount of heft
Like with the One X, it may be mostly US customers enjoying LTE in the One X+
We're stretching here a bit, as both phones will soon have Jellybean, and both ship with Beats Audio (Dr. Dre photo: Ed Kavishe)
Article Summary
It seems so long ago. Before Samsung grew into the dominant player, the hottest Android manufacturer was HTC. Fast-forward to today, and HTC is trying to regroup with its series of One phones. Its latest offering is the upgraded version of the One X, dubbed the One X+. How does the new phone compare to its predecessor? Let's take a look.
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