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HTC One X+ Challenge: The Conclusion

Phone Challenges By Aaron The HTC One X+ challenge is over, and I'm talking about my likes and dislikes on the phone. I like the fact that the HTC One X+ packs 64 GB of internal storage for a reasonable price, and I'm a fan of Android 4.1 with HTC Sense 4+. What...

Feb 21st by Aaron Baker 9

HTC One X+ Challenge, Day 25: Camera

Android The HTC One X+ challenge is winding down, and I'm going back to highlight some of my likes and dislikes about the Android smartphone. Let me know what you'd like to see covered in the final One X+ challenge video, coming next week!

Feb 15th by Aaron Baker 1

HTC One X+ Challenge, Day 22: Features and differences

Android The challenge is getting closer and closer to ending, but I'm still learning a lot about the HTC One X+. What do you want to see in the final challenge videos?

Feb 12th by Aaron Baker 11

HTC One X+ Challenge, Day 14: Tegra 3 and gaming

Android Aaron's back with the HTC One X+ Challenge! On day 14, the talk is all about the 1.7 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 CPU that comes in the device. 16 days to go! Tweet @PhoneDog_Aaron with the features you'd like to see covered in upcoming videos!

Feb 4th by Aaron Baker 2

HTC One X+ Challenge, Day 9: Performance

Android I'm a fan of HTC Sense 4+, as I think it has made some great evolutionary improvements over the years. Sense 4+ is much better than its predecessor versions, but it needs 2 GB of RAM (like the DROID DNA) to really function well. Will...

Jan 30th by Aaron Baker 0

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HTC One X+ Challenge: Day 7

Android Seven days into the 30 day challenge with the HTC One X+, I'm focusing on storage and transferring media files. As the One X+ challenge continues, what would you like to see?

Jan 28th by Aaron Baker 32 22 Reactions

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HTC One X+ Challenge: Day 3

Android I've said it before and I'll say it again: one of the things I like about HTC's One series is how much they've improved the battery standby time. What would you like to see me cover in the challenge? Tweet your questions to...

Jan 24th by Aaron Baker 109 100 Reactions

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HTC One X+ Challenge: Day 1

Android I'll spend quite a bit of time in this 30 day challenge analyzing some of the differences between the HTC One X+ and Samsung Galaxy Note II at length, in addition to hardware differences. If you're looking at Android, you're probably...

Jan 22nd by Aaron Baker 14 14 Reactions

Dog fight

HTC One X vs. HTC One VX Dogfight Part 2

Android Aaron does a dogfight head to head between the HTC One X+ and the HTC One VX, two nice smartphones on AT&T. Is it worth going with the One X+ for $199.99, or is the One VX a worthy device for $49.99? Part 2 of 2.

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 0

Dog fight

HTC One X+ vs. HTC One VX Dogfight Part 1

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 3

Taylor's Top 5 AT&T smartphones for the holidays

Android Over the last four months, there have been dozens of new product announcements. Most of them have launched by now. A handful of newly launched phones landed on AT&T just in time for the holidays. Taylor has composed a list of his top five...

from 2012 by Taylor Martin 13

Dog fight

HTC One X+ vs. Samsung Galaxy S III Dogfight Part 2

Android Aaron puts the AT&T HTC One X+ up against the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III. They're both Android superphones, but only one can emerge victorious. Will it be the One X+ with its 64 GB of internal storage or the Galaxy S III with its 2 GB...

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 1

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HTC One X+ vs. Samsung Galaxy S III Dogfight Part 1

Android Back to the Android battles! Aaron throws the HTC One X+ into the ring against the Samsung Galaxy S III. Will it be the One X+ with its 64 GB of internal storage or the Galaxy S III with its 2 GB of RAM?

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 61 51 Reactions

Dog fight

HTC DROID DNA vs. HTC One X+ Dogfight Part 2

Android Dogfight time - between family, no less! In this epic dogfight battle, Aaron's throwing Verizon's HTC DROID DNA up against AT&T's HTC One X+. Which one will take home the gold medal?

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 6

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HTC DROID DNA vs. HTC One X+ Dogfight Part 1

Android It's time for a dogfight between family! This time around, Aaron's throwing the HTC DROID DNA up against the HTC One X+. They're both rocking some killer specs, but when you boil it down, it's the 1080p HD display versus 64 GB of...

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 21 18 Reactions

Google Nexus 4 vs. HTC One X Plus Dogfight Part 2

Android Android dogfight battle, this time with the Google Nexus 4 and HTC One X+. The Nexus 4 offers a nice build of stock Jelly Bean, but the HTC One X+ sports 64 GB of internal storage for a great price. Which one is the all-around best value?

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 10

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Google Nexus 4 vs. HTC One X Plus Dogfight Part 1

Android Aaron takes the Google Nexus 4 and HTC One X+ for a spin in a dogfight battle. The Nexus 4 offers a great build of stock Android, but the HTC One X+ sports 64 GB of internal storage. Which one is the best buy?

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 20 13 Reactions

Review

HTC One X Plus Video Review Part 2

Android Aaron's getting up close and personal with the HTC One X+ in this review video. A revision to the HTC One X that launched on AT&T earlier in the year, the One X+ brings a 1.7 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 CPU to the table, along with a 4.7-inch...

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 3

Review

HTC One X Plus Video Review Part 1

Android Aaron's going in-depth with the HTC One X+ in this review video. Is it worth buying over the Samsung Galaxy S III?

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 3

HTC One X Plus Unboxing

Android Aaron unboxes the HTC One X+, an evolutionary update to the HTC One X that was released earlier in the year on AT&T. It may look like an older model thanks to HTC's decision to keep the same form factor, but the 64 GB of internal storage...

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 11

HTC One X+ Hands-On

Android The HTC One X+ is a supercharged version of the company's popular One X, with a 1.7 GHz quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 CPU and more. It's a solid bump over the original device, and will be coming to AT&T later in the year.

from 2012 by Aaron Baker 8