A new document that is available on the FCC web site reveals that the upcoming HTC One X+, which is powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 3 System-on-a-Chip, would work perfectly with any number of LTE networks in Canada because of the fact that it is compatible with AT&T’s LTE network on LTE band 17 and band 4. HTC is expected to officially announce it in a New York event next week.
What Else You Need To Know
- Currently, the HTC One X+ is rumored to have 32GB of onboard storage, 1GB RAM, and a 1,800 mAh battery.
Other sources
The HTC One X+ is going to have quite a bit of competition as it will face the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy Note 2, Motorola Droid RAZR HD and likely, a Nexus device at some point down the line.- Adam Mills, GottaBeMobile
- Engadget
- HTC One X+ with Tegra 3 makes appearance at FCC, boasts AT&T LTE
- DroidDog
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An AT&T LTE – Tegra 3 Powered HTC One X+ Makes An Appearance At The FCC
lthough the device landed at the FCC without offering many details, some information has leaked as to what we can expect from this new handset.
- Phandroid
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FCC filing shows AT&T LTE support for Tegra 3-powered HTC One X+
Just about the only thing to be gleaned from the FCC report is that the phone carries LTE support for AT&T bands 4 and 17 as well as bands 2 and 5.
- Android Guys
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Tegra 3-powered HTC One X+ hits the FCC with AT&T 4G LTE support
For those keeping track at home, we don’t have a quad-core smartphone with 4G LTE support, yet.
- GottaBeMobile
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HTC One X+ Rumors: AT&T 4G LTE, Quad-Core
The HTC One X+ for AT&T is rumored to have 4G LTE and quad-core.
- PhoneDog
- HTC One X+ spotted in the FCC with AT&T-compatible LTE bands in tow
- Android Community
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AT&T HTC One X+ 4G LTE with Tegra 3 spotted at FCC
We still aren’t fully sure what to expect from the folks at HTC but they have an event coming up next week where we’ll be learning about what they’ve been brewing.
- Droid Life
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Tegra 3 Powered HTC One X+ Shows Up at FCC, Looking Towards AT&T
Would you like to see this device on Verizon? Or the 5″ 1080p HTC device instead?
- Brighthand
- HTC One X+ Appears at FCC Headed for a Release
- AndroidSPIN
- HTC One X+ swings by the FCC, has AT&T LTE Support?
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