HTC One X

The HTC One X  comes with the power of a top-end tablet at its heart,Dr Dre's for a beat helping to polish up
  its tune, and a camera capable of snapping at five frames per second.That's same speed of a high end pro DSLR ' Quite a combination'
    
      Why wait around hoping for a low-hanging fruit to drop into your basket? HTC puts Android on Steroids for its most ambitious smartphone range yet and we get exclusive look!
 
      In the arms race that is smartphone manfacture,HTC has unveiled the eqivalent of the BFG from Doom:
 a quad-corer Nvidia Tegra 3 processor, running at 1.5GHz per core; a 720p hi-def screen; Beats-bolstered audio; an 8MP camera with an aperture of f2.0 for noise-free images and an impressive bag of tricks,including HDR stills and 1080p video.As with all Tegra 3 device,this NFC-toting, Ice Cream Sandwich - flavoured Android boasts on the apps and component that need it,which is just as well: you're going to be spending a lot of millwatts showing it off
    
Screening Calls:-
          The one X's 720p screen,is a bright,4.7in 'Super LCD2', fronted by Gorilla naturally.                              
                  Perched just above it you'll find a 1..3MP camera for video call.
Double team:-
          The One X's 8MP camera is a true multi-tasker.While shooting a movie,you can also        
      capture a still; or take a full-res screengrab while watching the video back 
Skinny love:-
          At half a whisker over 9mm thick,the One X just gets into Skinny Club; not bad for a
      phone with as much procession power as an Eee Pad Transformer Prime.
Over capacity:-
           The HTC has a one-size capacity of 32GB. Pretty generous,but if you're after more it also 
     comes with 25GB free cloud-based storage courtesy of Dropbox.
Stop making Sense?:-
    This is first HTC we've seen with Android 4.0 from the get-go; given the great job HTC's  Sense interface has done skinning previous Android,we have highhopes for it.
                                                                                                                                           (source- Stuff,India)