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How tweet it is: HTC One X+ specs go public on XDA member's Twitter account
Is the HTC One X+ a sequel to HTC's flagship phone? - How tweet it is: HTC One X+ specs go public on XDA member's Twitter account
Is the HTC One X+ a sequel to HTC's flagship phone?
An XDA developer used his own Twitter account to send out a tweet about a phone that the developer calls the HTC One X+. This is expected to be the sequel to the Taiwan based manufacturer's flagship HTC One X. The HTC One X+ is expected to measure 134.36 x 69.9 x 9.3mm and weigh 129 grams.Under the hood will be a Nvidia AP37 1.6GHz quad-core processor/1.7GHz single core processor with 1GB of RAM, 32GB ROM and  a rather light 1800mAh battery. HTC Sense 4.5 will run on top of Android 4.1.

This isn't the first time that we've seen the HTC One X+ name used for a possible sequel to the HTC One X. Back in July, the GLBenchmark site showed a  device called the HTC One X+ with speculation that a quad-core 1.7GHz Tegra 3 was under the hood. At the time, Android 4.0.4 was installed, but it would certainly make sense for the sequel to the HTC One X to be driven by Android 4.1.

With HTC's September 19th press event looming larger in the background, we could get some more information about this model. Whil no carrier was mentioned on the tweet, the HTC One X+ found on the GLBenchmark site had AT&T release keys, giving us a clue about where this model could end up in the States.

source: @Football4PDA via PocketLint
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