Image Leaks – HTC One S and One X Pictured Before MWC

Above is the HTC One S.

Below the HTC One S compared to the HTC Sensation.

Below is the HTC One X.

Previously known by its HTC Ville codename, the pictures show off the upcoming One S and One X.  ITProPortal, who acquired the photos from a “confidential source,” confirms the One S has an 8-megapixel camera, a 4.3-inch screen and microSIM slot. Other rumored One S specs include a 1.5GHz processor, support for Beats by Dre, HTC Sense 4.0 and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. THe HTC One X’s specs include a Super LCD 2 at 4.7″ and 1280 x 720p resolution. Powered by the NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor this will most likely be the first quad-core phone to hit the market. Complete with 1GB of RAM, and previous leaks suggest an 8 megapixel camera around back with thier best lens yet.

The images clearly show that HTC has decided to stick with three capacitive buttons across the bottom even though Android 4.0 doesn’t require them, lining up with an earlier leaked video. We will see these phones on display at MWC in a few days…

 


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