 Hey guys, Flair with the Verge, I'm here with the HTC One X. This is a brand new, freshly announced 4.7 inch Android 4.0 smartphone. It runs Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4.0 on top. It has all the usual Sense features, although it doesn't have the carousel look anymore. You're only limited to, I believe, one, two, three, seven home screens, kind of as usual. There's a new multitasking overview over here. It reminds you of Windows Phone. You can just swipe away the apps you no longer want to have active, just like so. It features a pretty slim, it reminds you of the Galaxy Nexus, pretty slim design. Polycarbonate unibody. It's matte and it feels very nice to the touch. In the United States, this will be available on AT&T with LTE and Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, GeoCore. In Europe and the rest of the world, it'll have a Tegra 4 quad core processor. Now here's a neat feature that HTC is showing off today, which is the MediaLink. This device right here connects with an HDMI cable to your HDTV and that connects to the phone via DLNA. The really neat thing about it is that HTC has made it extremely simple once you pair the two devices to send media over to the television. It's just a three finger swipe up. When you do it, the phone flips to landscape mode, so it's only like so. There are two modes. There's a dual display mode where one picture is displayed on the TV and one picture is displayed on the phone, or there is a mirror mode where the same thing is displayed on both devices. I'm just going to try and show this off right now, maybe try and play a trailer. All right, so we've got a trailer playing on the TV coming direct from the phone. We can go back home and maybe check out an IMDb listing on the browser for this movie or whatever else. We can just carry on using the phone. It's just playing via DLNA and via the MediaLink on the HDTV. If you want to disconnect the connection, it's just three fingers down and it's gone and the phone should return back to portrait mode as it does. This is the HTC One X 4.7-inch Android 4.0 smartphone just announced here at MWC 2012.
 Hey guys, Flair with the Verge, I'm here with the HTC One X. This is a brand new, freshly
 announced 4.7 inch Android 4.0 smartphone. It runs Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4.0
 on top. It has all the usual Sense features, although it doesn't have the carousel look
 anymore. You're only limited to, I believe, one, two, three, seven home screens, kind
 of as usual. There's a new multitasking overview over here. It reminds you of Windows Phone.
 You can just swipe away the apps you no longer want to have active, just like so. It features
 a pretty slim, it reminds you of the Galaxy Nexus, pretty slim design. Polycarbonate unibody.
 It's matte and it feels very nice to the touch. In the United States, this will be available
 on AT&T with LTE and Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, GeoCore. In Europe and the rest
 of the world, it'll have a Tegra 4 quad core processor. Now here's a neat feature that
 HTC is showing off today, which is the MediaLink. This device right here connects with an HDMI
 cable to your HDTV and that connects to the phone via DLNA. The really neat thing about
 it is that HTC has made it extremely simple once you pair the two devices to send media
 over to the television. It's just a three finger swipe up. When you do it, the phone
 flips to landscape mode, so it's only like so. There are two modes. There's a dual display
 mode where one picture is displayed on the TV and one picture is displayed on the phone,
 or there is a mirror mode where the same thing is displayed on both devices. I'm just going
 to try and show this off right now, maybe try and play a trailer. All right, so we've
 got a trailer playing on the TV coming direct from the phone. We can go back home and maybe
 check out an IMDb listing on the browser for this movie or whatever else. We can just carry
 on using the phone. It's just playing via DLNA and via the MediaLink on the HDTV. If
 you want to disconnect the connection, it's just three fingers down and it's gone and
 the phone should return back to portrait mode as it does. This is the HTC One X 4.7-inch
 Android 4.0 smartphone just announced here at MWC 2012.