HTC One X+ poses for snapshot wearing T-Mobile brand

The HTC One X+ has achieved 'mythical' status. Back in July, we started to hear some rumblings about a sequel to the HTC One X featuring a dual-core 1.7GHz processor. Earlier this month, the HTC One X+ was said to have visited the FCC with a quad-core Tegra 3 processor and LTE connectivity. This version of the phone was tricked out with AT&T's bands. At the time, we wondered out loud about the 1800mAh cell that was to be a carry-over from the HTC One X. Perhaps HTC was listening to us as reports then circulated that the T-Mobile version of the HTC One X+ was being delayed and at the same time, the device was apparently getting a little expansion to make sure it could fit a larger sized battery.

Now, evleaks has tweeted a picture of the phone wearing the T-Mobile brand. There is no other information about the device except that it will be available in black. We still don't know what is on board the handset in terms of processing speed and power. Based on earlier speculation, the HTC One X+ is supposedly coming in 16GB and 32GB models with HTC Sense 4.5 running on top of Android 4.1.

As long as HTC is updating its Android flagship, why not go with 2GB of RAM instead of the 1GB expected on the phone?  If this is the model that HTC is going to be competing against the Samsung Galaxy S III with, the Taiwan based manufacturer needs to pull out all of the stops and at least grab the low hanging fruit. Besides increasing the amount of RAM on the phone, that higher capacity battery is sorely needed.

source: @evileaks via TmoNews