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  #604404 3-Apr-2012 11:20
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I really like the HTC One X, I looked at the reviews, only concerns for me are no replaceable battery and no SDCARD. I can't understand why Samsung haven't announced the GS3, once I know about that I can decide which of these two I will buy!



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  #604422 3-Apr-2012 11:40
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I am slowly convincing myself to get this phone over a Galaxy S II maybe I could take a day off work to visit auckland only a 5 hour drive.

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  #604427 3-Apr-2012 11:50
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networkn: I really like the HTC One X, I looked at the reviews, only concerns for me are no replaceable battery and no SDCARD. I can't understand why Samsung haven't announced the GS3, once I know about that I can decide which of these two I will buy!


I have the same concerns over many of the recently released phones. The battery thing is almost a deal breaker for me as I rarely make it through a day on a single charge and hate being tied to a power outlet.

Lee








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ill put my name in the hat. iphone 4 user wanting to switch to android, mostly for ubuntu on android and well android seems to be doing some much cool things recently, iphone is getting old.

im in auckland.

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  #604434 3-Apr-2012 11:56
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I used to struggle to get a day, now I can get almost two, but with parallel imported phones, it's not like a faulty battery issue is a small problem!

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  #604469 3-Apr-2012 12:37
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Anyone know what the RRP for the X will be ?

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  #604478 3-Apr-2012 12:53
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networkn: Anyone know what the RRP for the X will be ?


Telecom Tweeted this.  No mention of cost out of contract.




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  #604507 3-Apr-2012 13:18
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Neets:

Telecom Tweeted this.  No mention of cost out of contract.


Very interesting, it seems to be cheaper than the Lumias?

Seriously considering this over the Galaxy S III now, just want Samsung to release specs so we can be put out of our misery 




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  #604509 3-Apr-2012 13:18
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Wish i lived in Auckland just for this! Obviously I'd be ideal as i have prior experience!




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  #604511 3-Apr-2012 13:22
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vinnieg:
Neets:

Telecom Tweeted this.  No mention of cost out of contract.


Very interesting, it seems to be cheaper than the Lumias?

Seriously considering this over the Galaxy S III now, just want Samsung to release specs so we can be put out of our misery 


My Father-in-Law (60yo builder) was about to buy the Nokia Lumia 800 (free on contract), I've now suggested he might like to hold another three weeks and get this instead. Still free, bigger screen and android. Almost a no-brainer isn't it?
Shame though, I was looking forward to having a play with the Nokia...

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  #604516 3-Apr-2012 13:25
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K1000716:
networkn: I really like the HTC One X, I looked at the reviews, only concerns for me are no replaceable battery and no SDCARD. I can't understand why Samsung haven't announced the GS3, once I know about that I can decide which of these two I will buy!


I have the same concerns over many of the recently released phones. The battery thing is almost a deal breaker for me as I rarely make it through a day on a single charge and hate being tied to a power outlet.

Lee


Buy one of these.

Problem solved.

I have a Belkin equivalent. It can charge my phone twice over from a starting point of 5%.

Battery life is no longer an issue and I can do whatever I want, for as long as I want whenever I want.  




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Linuxluver: Buy one of these.

Problem solved.

I have a Belkin equivalent. It can charge my phone twice over from a starting point of 5%.

Battery life is no longer an issue and I can do whatever I want, for as long as I want whenever I want.  


It's probably what I'll end up getting when I upgrade from my S2 (whenever that is), but it's so much easier having a tiny battery in my wallet than that in my pocket, where my phone lives for 18 hours each day. I much rather carrying my phone and a battery in my wallet than that at the moment. I guess I'd better enjoy it while it lasts then - thanks for the link. :)

I'd happily switch my S2 for the HTC One X though. Now if only AutoDesk and Graphisoft will start porting their full blown CAD software to Android (no more desktop!)... 

Lee 






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  #604731 3-Apr-2012 19:54
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Modaco's review of the One X now out...

here 




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  #604753 3-Apr-2012 20:39
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Looks like a sweet piece of kit, and that's a very comprehensive review!

:)

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  #604770 3-Apr-2012 21:03
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Would be keen to test and review. I am a Android user already (ex iOS), currently got an old HTC Desire, already on XT and I live in Auckland!

I could really put the phone through it paces, it can come flying with me and record my bands gigs!

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