The company has scheduled the HTC One X+ release date for Europe, North Asia and South Asia to fall by the end of November. The manufacturer has also made plans to introduce the device in a separate LTE version.
Moving on to the specifications of the smartphone, the handset runs on the Android 4.1 platform layered with the HTC Sense 4+ UI. It packs in a 1.7GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 AP37 quad core processor for smooth operations, confirming the speculations made earlier. This smartphone flaunts the same 4.7-inch Super LCD 2 as its predecessor, along with an 8MP rear-facing camera.
Users will have 64GB of internal memory for hoarding content, while the device also features a 1.6MP front-facing snapper for video conferencing. This camera is equipped with a fresh Self Portrait mode and a Sightseeing mode that fosters instant image capture. The company has even included two new views within the Gallery for users to group and organize photos as well as videos.
In addition to the above mentioned attributes, the handset brings along a couple of new highlights including Tap and Go, Watch 2.0 and Get Started. The latter lends a hand in the set-up and personalization process via a desktop web browser. Just like the other members of the One Series, this smartphone offers the Beats Audio technology for enhanced sound quality. It is capable of delivering an extra 6 hours of talktime in addition to longer web browsing as well as music and video playback through a 2,100mAh battery.
The HTC One X+ price has not been given a mention. Its release date for Europe and North Asia has been scheduled for October, while it will be available in South Asia by November. The company plans on announcing the availability details for the US sometime soon.
