There’s been a rather disastrous timing error by UK mobile network Orange, which has just added the still unannounced HTC One X and HTC One S to its coming soon pages. The network confirms the previously leaked specs and images of the HTC One X, listing it as a 4.7″ model with Android 4.0 onboard from launch.
The HTC One S is also listed on the site. Orange is going to get in quite some trouble over this, we’d imagine.
If by some chance Orange isn’t made to remove these pages, you can see its HTC One X listing here and the One S promotional page here.
Link via CSP.
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Colin Murphy
/ February 26, 2012What’s the status with HTC and locked bootloader? I was waiting on the Galaxy S III, but my hunger for a new phone might make me have an early dinner and the One X has me salavating ;-)
mintvilla
/ February 26, 2012they have a website where you can unlock your bootloader, once they allow you to.
After owning the original desire, with the amoled screen, then going to the lg optimus 2x, with its ips lcd screen, before buying a samsung gs2, i cant ever go back to a screen thats not super amoled plus… hopefully the gs3 will be super amoled plus hd since i didnt like like the screen on the nexus that much, yes it was super amoled but the pentile matrix is really crappy.
Colin Murphy
/ February 26, 2012“Once they allow you to.” sounds a bit vague, how soon has this been in practice with recent phones?
My next phone will be a n upgrade for my Desire, which has done me well with ROM upgrades and Apps to SD trickery. I still fell my Desire to be a quality phone, is that quality still there with recent HTC’s?
Matt S
/ February 26, 2012Does anyone else find it ironic that there are so many variations of the HTC One? Even the One X comes in International and US variants!