HTC confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update to the One X, One S, and the One XL

HTC has confirmed that the latest iteration of Google's Android OS will be coming to, for now, three of their smartphones. These smartphones are the HTC One X, One XL, and the One S. I believe that HTC is the first to do this, aren't they? Samsung has yet to announce of confirming anything about the update. I have not heard anything yet from other smartphone makers, so kudos to HTC for this! Although the update is yet to roll out, they are still probably busy with the ICS update, a confirmation that an update is coming is good news. HTC did not give any specific date or time that they will start rolling out the update but sure enough, I will be blogging about it when it does happen. Head after the break to read HTC's announcement regarding about this.

USA: AT&T to carry the HTC One XL coming in the "coming months"

AT&T will exclusively be carrying the HTC One X that was announced by the Taiwan-based phone maker. The smartphone will be re-branded as the HTC One XL and with a few changes inside the device. The smartphone, is one of the three of HTC's new One line of Android smartphones. The HTC One X is the one that sports a 1.5GHz quad-core processor and is actually HTC's first and so far the only quad-core device. When AT&T will be launching the smartphone aside from being renamed the quad-core processor will be taken out and will be replaced with a dual-core processor that supports 4G LTE. Now, you might frowned about this news but don't worry too much or get too disappointed. Instead of the nVidia Tegra 3 chipset, HTC will be putting the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor with a clock speed of 1.5GHz. It ain't bad, the chipset. It promises great graphics with its new Adreno 225 GPU.