The empire strikes back… HTC One X is the Android flagship phone of HTC for the year of 2012. HTC produces lot of variety of phones last year. And it did confuse end users. Furthermore, not much enhancement between them. But in the latest HTC One series ~ HTC One X, HTC One S and HTC One V. HTC changes the game again…
HTC Malaysia offers 2 years warranty (1 + 1 year extended warranty) for all HTC Smartphones purchased from HTC authorised distributors like SiS Distribution (M) Sdn Bhd and Brightstar Distribution Sdn Bhd. You still can enjoy 1 year extended warranty if you don’t register it online. But the extended warranty coverage will be started based on the HTC manufacturer shipment date which is earlier than your HTC phone purchased date. So better register it online for extended warranty and do so within 7 days after purchased.
Err… I start to hate HTC One X. HTC is not the company that produce great smartphone like before. HTC HD2 is the best smartphone from HTC that I own. HTC One X really cannot keep up the standard that HTC HD2 set (or maybe other company like Samsung is pushing up the standard). I found another issue on my HTC One X. Yes, latest HTC One X issue ~ Bluetooth connectivity. I always listen to MP3 while washing my car. Connected to Sony Ericsson MW600. No issue with Samsung Galaxy S II. But HTC One X faces skipping, get disconnected and signal loss issues. And have poor Bluetooth coverage range too. Is this firmware issue or hardware issue?
One of my favourite smartphone companies ~ Samsung Malaysia does not provide 2 years warranty anymore. But luckily HTC Malaysia still offer 2 years warranty (1 + 1 year extended warranty) for all HTC Smartphones like the latest HTC One X and HTC One V. Besides extra 1 year extended warranty, HTC Malaysia is offering One to One Exchange for the first year on HTC One X and HTC One V now. A great news for all HTC Fans…
Never buy smartphone from poor support manufacturer!!! Yup, LG Optimus 2X, the world’s first dual-core Smartphone is still powered by Android 2.2 Froyo. Not getting Android 2.3 Gingerbread update yet. And official no Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update also…
