Battle Vid: HTC One X vs. Samsung Galaxy Note
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Welcome to Another Battle Video, and today we have a good one for you guys. On the AT&T network,; a new awesome phone launches every minute. We bring to you a battle between the carriers top-tire devices that are 4G LTE, dual-core processor packed and HD screen ready. I am talking about a Battle between the HTC One X packed with Android 4.0 and is continuous shot camera versus the Samsung Galaxy Note with its 5.3-inch HD display and S-pen. To find out which is the Best Android 4G LTE device on AT&T
HTC One X: Is An Android 4.0 Smartphone, which Sports a 4.7-inch HD super LCD 1280x720, running Android 4.0 with Sense UI 4.0. As mentioned it is a 4G LTE device on AT&T network. Its got 1GB of Ram with 16GB of onboard storage( not expandable via microSD). All powered with a Snapdragon S4 dual-core processor at 1.5Ghz. Its also got Beats audio, a 2 megapixel front facing camera and an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash and zero shutter lag for some really cool photos. You also have physical buttons in place of one-screen buttons you find on the Galaxy Nexus. Which include your back home and multi-task button. Overall the HTC One X is super slim and light weight for a 4.7-inch unibody device with out a removable battery. Full Review of the HTC One X here
Samsung Galaxy Note: Lets start off with an impressively large 5.3-inch display with HD Super AMOLED display (720p display, matching your home TV). Despite its large screen size the Galaxy Note is actually a very light device and feels comfortable besides its large size. The Galaxy Notes is also a 4G LTE device, adding to the ever increasing arsenal of 4G LTE Devices on AT&T Network. It runs Running Android 2.3.6 with a custom SDK that allows for S-pen functionality . The S-pen is a custom stylus like device that has a click button that brings up secondary functionality and only works with the Galaxy Note and no other device. The Galaxy Note is powered by a 1.5Ghz dual Core processor, with 16GB of storage (expandable via MicroSD), an 8 megapixel rear camera(records at 1080p) and a 2 megapixel front camera for video chat. Plus is house a 2500mAH battery. So does it feel using the Galaxy Note and is the addition of a S-pen worth the hype and trouble. Full review of the Samsung Galaxy Note here