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HTC One X

Right from the moment you pick up the

HTC One X the quality oozes from the

curvaceous lines of the Uni-body design.

The smooth gloss edges make you

caress the phone as if it were a delicate

flower.

The rounded edges of the glass give a

sense of robustness and strength worthy

of a modern Smart hone.

The Eggshell finish to the back casing

adds warmth of touch, encapsulating the

overall tactile experience you have upon

holding the hone for the first time.

“The HTC One X is a joy to behold!”

Sense4 - The Look and Feel

Sense4 is HTC’s revamped User interface. It has

joined in a Holy Matrimony with Google’s Ice Cream

Sandwich Firmware. Many believed that nothing

could be better than the pure flavour of Vanilla Ice

cream. Until now that is...

Slick and full of tricks, is the only way to describe the

experience.

Seasoned Android Users will be familiar with Add-

On Launchers such as ADW-EX, Launcher ro and

of course GO-Launcher EX. Sense4 brings some of

the best loved attributes of these Launchers as a

stock feature.

The Home screen transition is the much loved

“Outside Cube”

As you can see in the picture (on the right) there is

an abundance of Widgets to use on the Home

Screens, of which there are seven.

With over 100 individual Widgets across 26 pages,

there is something for everyone!

Widgets are simply dragged from their position, up onto the Home screen of choice. The

Home screens are clearly positioned along the top of the Widget page.

HTC One X

The Calendar Widget is one of my personal favourites.

As you can see from the screen capture on the left, the

whole Month is laid out for you to quickly see your

appointments.

This Widget is fully interactive, as indeed are all the

Widgets.

From here you can create Appointments, reminders

and even Notes!

You can allocate Alarm reminders, so that you never

miss an important meeting.

Another outstanding feature is the Recent Apps

Utility.

This is accessed by pressing the Button on the

bottom of the HTC One X screen that looks like a

pile of pages.

All of your recently opened Apps, Web pages, and Facebook and twitter pages will all be

here.

This is a real reminder of the True Multi-tasking capability of the HTC One X.

Using this feature you can easily and quickly switch between many different tasks. This will

not slow the hone down as these applications and processes are in suspended animation

whilst waiting to be awoken again.

You can even do this while on a phone call, to retrieve a phone number from your contacts

list for example!

This is another example of HTC’s innovation towards ICS. Whereas with Ice Cream

Sandwich you simply have a list of thumbnail images that slide off the screen. HTC have

created a beautiful 3D environment, with sideways scrolling and pages that fly upwards to

close them.

HTC One X

Personalisation:

One of the best attributes of the Android OS, is the ability to

Customise. This is something that HTC has done incredibly

well with the

Sense4 U .

HTC have included

a plethora of

attractive themes

and Wallpapers.

Although HTC

refer to themes as

Skins, there are

currently 6 designs

to choose from with

more to be added

in the future. I am

not clear if this will be a paid for feature or free to customers

at this time?

There are 8 Lockscreen styles to choose from. These

include having Notifications displayed, hotos, social networks, weather and your contacts.

You can also have one of HTC’s famous clocks or the latest Dow Jones!

There are also 23 beautiful Wallpapers and a very generous 12 Live Wallpapers. My

favourite Live Wallpaper is the Lava flow. You are also able to use your own HD quality

images taken with the One X’s superb Camera for that personal touch.

HTC One X

Camera:

I’m not going to bore you with lots of

meaningless numbers and facts about

F/stops etc.

Here’s all you need to know…

8mp Rear Camera with Face & smile

detection.

HD Video recording in 1080p, that’s full

High Definition. Also with Stereo sound

recording.

1.3mp Front Camera with 720p Video

recording.

Both Cameras have Video stabilisation.

On Screen Live Effects:

Certainly one of the coolest

innovations HTC have

introduced to their Camera is

the

On-Screen Live Effects.

The beauty here is that you

see exactly what your picture

will look like before you take

it…!

There are 15 effects to

choose from and each one

has been superbly integrated.

That’s not all… Check out all the amazing manual settings to choose from, and you can see

this is no mere gimmick Camera.

HTC One X

Recording Video with

the 1080p Full HD capable

Camera is really made easy by

the One X.

All controls are perfectly placed

for intuitive access by the User.

One of the great features of the

One X is the fact that you don’t

need a User Manual.

ress Record and the Camera immediately springs into action. No delay or black screen

before recording starts. All of those valuable memories are instantly captured at an eye

popping 30F S (frames per second).

Ever wished you could take a Still hotograph whilst recording? You can now! The One X

with its dedicated Camera rocessor seamlessly snaps those stills without a single stutter

from the on-going Recording. That’s not all… When you play back the Video and you see a

scene worthy of a hoto, press the Camera shutter button and the still is captured!

Sports Fans, ever wished you could capture that great sporting moment in Slow Motion…?

You can now! Without any fussy settings to configure simply press “Slow Motion” from the

Cameras menu and begin recording. It’s that easy!

There are so many features to explore on this Camera you need to try them for yourself. You

will be amazed!

Screen Capture;

Another very useful feature built

into the One X is the ability to take

a Screen Capture from any screen

displayed on the phone. You will

see many examples of this whilst

reading this review.

To take a Screen Capture:

ress and Hold the ower button

and the Volume down button at

the same time for approximately 2

seconds.

A shutter sound will be heard and

the screen will flash briefly.

HTC One X

Global Positioning System:

G S has often been a subject of dismay for the

Android User. Not with the One X, this phone

has an amazingly powerful antenna within its

Uni-body construct.

Sitting inside my House,

I was able to “Lock” onto 10 Satellites with a

total of 16 Satellites located!

Take a look at the Accuracy, 6 feet…!

In comparison have a look at the same App on a

slightly older Android hone.

The hone was in the same position in the

House, and was left for 2 minutes to maximise

Satellite location.

(Older Android Phone)

(HTC One X)

As you can see, from the same position inside

my House the older Android phone can only

see 6 Satellites and was unable to get a Lock

on any of them. The accuracy was a shocking

605 feet!

I should also point out that the other phone was

using G S Assist. This utilises Wi-Fi signals to

help pin point positioning. Whereas this feature

was deliberately turned off on the HTC One X.

I had to try and give my old phone a chance

after all…!

I think you’ll agree the One X has a very

impressive performance.

HTC One X

Sat-Nav:

We have already seen how accurate the One X can be when using its very impressive

G S antenna. This is backed up even more so when used with Google Maps, which

comes as standard with all Android Smart hones.

As you can see in the magnified image, there is a tiny blue circle near the centre of the

location Arrowhead. This gives you a visual indication of the G S accuracy as you are

driving along.

revious Android phones would commonly see this arrowhead jump from the road and

appear to be in the middle of a field. This was very annoying when approaching a junction

and not knowing which direction to take. Also many other Android phones suffered from

quite lengthy delays in map updating due to the high workload needed to generate a real

time moving map.

The HTC One X takes all this in its stride. Not only does it produce the same level of

accuracy as some top name dedicated Sat-Nav devices but it doesn’t suffer any of the delay

or slow down problems of earlier phones. This is all thanks to the amazing 1.5 GHz Quad

core rocessor and 1Gb of Ram.

My journey was an hour in duration; at no point did it feel like I was using an inferior Sat-Nav

device. In fact with the large 4.7” screen it was very quick for me to spot where I was on the

screen, meaning I spent less time with my eyes off the road.

The super quick Browsing capability of the One X meant that finding my destination was not

a chore and in fact it was comparable to using a pre-loaded very expensive Sat-Nav.

HTC One X

What Dreams are made of…?

You may not know what nternet pass-through is? But at some point in your life you will

have wished you had it…!

nternet pass-through allows you to use the broadband connection of your C or Laptop

and transfer it to your hone via USB cable.

As long as your C is connected via Ethernet cable to the Internet you can use this amazing

feature.

•Make sure you have downloaded

the latest HTC drivers to your C or

Laptop. The easiest way is to

download HTC Sync.

•Connect your phone to the C and

allow the drivers to install.

•Go into Settings > More > Tap on

nternet pass-through. A

disclaimer will appear, click on OK.

Wait a few seconds, and you are

connected.

For people without Wi-Fi and very poor 3g

signal, this is the perfect solution.

HTC One X

Beats Audio:

When I played the same track on the One X and another popular Mp3 player I could

immediately hear a difference in tone and clarity through my own personal headphones.

When you plug in your headphones

another menu becomes accessible

whilst playing back a music track.

The Sound Enhancer offers nine separate pre-

configured equaliser settings for quick selection.

Each setting offers a unique musical experience

complimenting the already perfectly balanced

tones of the One X.

Wearers of the beats Audio brand of ear buds or

headphones will be in for an added auditory

delight.

I plugged the One X into a pair of good quality C

speakers. Wow! There really is nothing more to

say…

Summary:

I have to admit that this is possibly one of the

best phones I have seen to date. HTC have

listened to their Customer base and also looked to the Android Community for inspiration.

Sense4 is a testament to everything that Android is about. It’s not about keeping everything

the same… It’s about innovation and moving forward…

I hope you’ve enjoyed my brief look at a small cross section of what the HTC One X has to

offer.

My advice would be, go into your local Vodafone

Store, pick up a HTC One X and try it for

yourself…!

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