Yesterday a supposed new leaked image of the new flagship HTC smartphone appeared online thanks to those serial leakers evleaks, and the image reportedly shows the forthcoming HTC One X+ super smartphone.
As is usual with early leaks of this kind the shot looks a little grainy but it definitely does show off a new look HTC phone, but as with all leaked images we should always question its legitimacy. Evleaks has a good track record, as a leaked image just last month on its Twitter feed of the then-rumoured Nokia Lumia 920 phone was then confirmed by Nokia a few weeks later.
What you can make out from the image is the big T-Mobile logo which is on the front of the device, which probably means that the HTC One X+ will be a US handset (T-Mobile in the UK does not brand handsets on the outside).
In the Twitter leak @evleaks specifically states “HTC One X+ for T-Mobile USA,” on the Twitter release and teaming this with last month’s leaked specs it looks like the HTC One X+ will sport a speedy Tegra 3+ AP37 1.6GHz quad-core processor, 1GB RAM and 32GB storageand it will all run off the run the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS.
There is absolutely no official information regarding the HTC One X+ but if the handset is real we can hopefully expect to see some more news on it in the coming weeks.
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