 Hey, this is Vlad with The Verge. I'm just going to give you a quick comparison here between the two major phones just announced of the HTC One series. We've got the HTC One X right here, 4.7 inch 720p HD display, and the HTC One S QHD Super AMOLED display. So this is Super LCD, Super AMOLED, 4.7, 4.3 inches. Both of them have unibody designs. Both of them run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4 on top. Both have these capacitive keys at the bottom. Both have micro-drill speaker grills at the top, front-facing cameras. Both have the same 8 megapixel camera. So it's very evident that they're part of the same family, as HTC wants to make clear, it's a one family. But we're just giving you a comparison. The major distinction between them, they are both also very thin. The major distinction between them really is the feel on the hands. This is made out of a unibody polycarbonate shell, whereas this uses a unibody aluminum shell. This one has been treated with micro-arc oxidation, which is a really cool name, and a really cool process in fact, for making it tough and resistant to scratches. Whereas this is a softer, more of a plastic feeling surface, probably because it is a plastic. But yeah, we'll just give you a quick look at the tops and the sides and the bottom. Both of these will be available in early April, or should be, around Europe. The HTC One X should be available on AT&T with LTE in the United States around the same time, around April. It will come with the dual-core Snapdragon S4 on AT&T, whereas it will be with Tegra 3 in Europe and the rest of the world. Also with the Snapdragon S4 is the One S. It's coming to T-Mobile in the US with HSPA Plus around the same time. And overall it makes this an exciting computer.
 Hey, this is Vlad with The Verge.
 I'm just going to give you a quick comparison here between the two major phones just announced
 of the HTC One series.
 We've got the HTC One X right here, 4.7 inch 720p HD display, and the HTC One S QHD Super
 AMOLED display.
 So this is Super LCD, Super AMOLED, 4.7, 4.3 inches.
 Both of them have unibody designs.
 Both of them run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4 on top.
 Both have these capacitive keys at the bottom.
 Both have micro-drill speaker grills at the top, front-facing cameras.
 Both have the same 8 megapixel camera.
 So it's very evident that they're part of the same family, as HTC wants to make clear,
 it's a one family.
 But we're just giving you a comparison.
 The major distinction between them, they are both also very thin.
 The major distinction between them really is the feel on the hands.
 This is made out of a unibody polycarbonate shell, whereas this uses a unibody aluminum
 shell.
 This one has been treated with micro-arc oxidation, which is a really cool name, and a really
 cool process in fact, for making it tough and resistant to scratches.
 Whereas this is a softer, more of a plastic feeling surface, probably because it is a
 plastic.
 But yeah, we'll just give you a quick look at the tops and the sides and the bottom.
 Both of these will be available in early April, or should be, around Europe.
 The HTC One X should be available on AT&T with LTE in the United States around the same
 time, around April.
 It will come with the dual-core Snapdragon S4 on AT&T, whereas it will be with Tegra
 3 in Europe and the rest of the world.
 Also with the Snapdragon S4 is the One S. It's coming to T-Mobile in the US with HSPA
 Plus around the same time.
 And overall it makes this an exciting computer.