AT&T now offering the HTC One X

7. crysiswarmonger posted on 06 May 2012, 13:41 5

or sprint.....

4. sithman (banned) posted on 06 May 2012, 13:29 3

I jus hate that it only has 16 gigs of storage, and no expansion... That sucks, cuz only 13 is available to the user.

6. Berzerk000 posted on 06 May 2012, 13:40 7

Yeah, HTC messed up there. But at least they gave us 25 gigs of Dropbox, though not really useful for people who are against Cloud storage. But the EVO LTE will have expansion :)

8. hung2900 posted on 06 May 2012, 13:57 1

Dropbox can only sync images/videos from your phone, not apps

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18. Berzerk000 posted on 06 May 2012, 21:32 0

Isn't that all you really need to store? I don't think you'll take up 16 GB of storage with just apps.

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19. networkdood posted on 06 May 2012, 22:00 0

Not true - get rooted and get Titanium Backup, and you can sync a backup of apps and data to Dropbox.

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24. Hunt3rj2 posted on 07 May 2012, 01:16 0

They sync all data besides apps.

How are you going to install 12 GB of app data to your phone?!

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5. Berzerk000 posted on 06 May 2012, 13:32 1

They're losing customers, which means losing money. They need that extra $50. That's why I'm jumping ship as soon as my contract runs out.

10. sprockkets posted on 06 May 2012, 17:30 0

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HTC-One-S-16GB-T-Mobile-Smartphone-8MP-Camera-Android-BRAND-NEW-CHICAGO-/261014749155?pt=Cell_Phones&hash=item3cc5b0ffe3#ht_2875wt_1050

$500 for the One S here.

???

11. Berzerk000 posted on 06 May 2012, 17:52 2

That's ebay, we're talking directly from the T-Mobile site

29. sprockkets posted on 08 May 2012, 08:33 0

So? What you expect them to do, not charge as much as possible for early adapters and fudge the after rebate price to look good at $200? Amazon has it for $550.

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22. abdane posted on 06 May 2012, 23:23 0

i agree with you :)

13. sinfiery posted on 06 May 2012, 19:13 0

I would be doing the same, but now that the bootloader may not be easily unlockable, I am going to wait until more info comes out about the sprint variant's bootloader before moving forward.

21. johamsandwich posted on 06 May 2012, 22:31 2

I'm worried about this too, but I have a HTC Hero I'm just excited that I will finally have a high-end phone.

25. Hunt3rj2 posted on 07 May 2012, 01:18 0

Why do you care so much?

I have no dog in this race, my upgrade is still 12 months out. I'd probably take this phone if it had microSD.

But why would you care?

23. Hunt3rj2 posted on 06 May 2012, 23:54 1

Christ, you're an idiot.

No removable battery doesn't mean that you can't change it at all. If your phone is out of warranty then you can use a plastic spudger to open up the phone, then replace the battery.

20. networkdood posted on 06 May 2012, 22:02 1

'bootloader is code that is executed before any Operating System starts to run'

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-bootloader-and-how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-android-phones-complete-guide/

28. Crossblade posted on 07 May 2012, 07:52 0

Sprint phones are CDMA (+LTE) and cannot work on AT&T's network (GSM+UMTS/HSDPA+LTE).

As you are not in the States, you should probably buy the global version of the One X (GSM+UMTS/HSDPA)