We've said before that the HTC One X is one of the best Android Phones you can buy. The One X + ups the phone's already impressive specs with a 1.7 Ghz quad-core Tegra 3 processor. And HTC's clearly heard customers whining about battery life, because the Plus packs a 2,100 mAh battery. Can HTC's new heater fight the good fight against the likes of Samsung's hot rod Galaxy SIII? Read More >>

Got an HTC One X? Time to sink your teeth into some Jelly Bean-shaped goodness, as Android 4.1's rolling out for you today. Let's hope Jelly Bean's just as buttery-smooth with HTC's Sense 4+ overlay on top. Check for updates folks. [Android Central] Read More >>

HTC might just have rolled out a new flagship in the beastly One X+, but rest assured, if you've got the still-stellar original One X or slightly more pocketable One S, you'll be on the Jelly Bean/Sense 4+ train very soon. The update will hit around November, just in time for Christmas, if you haven't already rooted, of course. Read More >>

If you were in any doubt that HTC had a spritely spec bump coming the way of the One X, O2's just put that to bed. Here's a brochure that tells you everything you need to know. 64GB of storage; an 8MP shooter; a 1.7GHz quad-core chip, and Jelly Bean. Not a bad internal upgrade, let's just hope it comes with a beefier battery too. [GSM Arena] Read More >>

The new iPhone is finally here. Yes, people would line up to buy it even if it was made of bottle-caps and dog-poo, but it isn't. It's predictably a very good phone. How good? Let's see how it compares to the top competition. Read More >>

We've been using the One X for three solid months, and this is a truly awesome phone. But we've got a few gripes: Read More >>

Despite some weird hardware problems, a rather dubious battery life and the looming threat of Samsung's imminent Galaxy S III, quite a lot of people have opted to lock themslevs into using HTC's quad-core One X phone for the next year or two. Read More >>

In 2012, we are truly living in the ‘foldaway age’ – almost everything around us can be folded up and stored safely, whether it be ironing boards, beds, dead spies, or even bicycles. Yes – imagine! Read More >>

Is it a comically-large miner's lamp? An homage to the Red Hot Chili Peppers? And why is he falling out of a plane? To show you how well this phone's camera takes pictures, obviously. Read More >>

Just when we though the HTC One X was the next phone for us (and the rest of the world), power tests of HTC's slightly smaller HTC One S arrive and throw our upgrade plans into crisis. Read More >>

HTC's quad-core flagship phone for 2012 launches this week, bringing Nvidia's Tegra 3 chipset to mobiles and promising a leaner, meaner version of HTC's Sense user interface. Plus Google's "Ice Cream Sandwich" is onboard as the OS. It would appear to have everything. Read More >>

Those hankering after HTC’s new incoming flagship, the awesome looking One X, will be pleased to know it costs less than an iPhone -- just £480 off-network and free on two-year contracts. Read More >>

Looking to get your mitts on HTC’s latest and greatest? You haven’t got long to wait. We should see the One X on the mean streets of the UK on the 5th of April, according to O2. Read More >>

Down at our local Handheld Console Society (meets every other week, Wednesday evenings, in the community centre) all the talk of late has been of the new, exciting PS Vita. This is WRONG. Read More >>

HTC's new flagship phone is an absolute monster. Quad-core 1.5GHz Tegra 3 processor, 4.7" 720p Super LCD2, 8MP f2.0 camera with its own image processor. I got to spend a little time with this thing, and it's the most excited I've been about a phone in a long time. Read More >>