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Sprint and AT T Announce HTC One for April 19th Pre Orders Live This Week Sprint and AT&T Announce HTC One for April 19th; Pre-Orders Live This Week Wisely waiting until the day after April Fool’s, both Sprint and AT&T have announced that they will release the HTC One Android flagship on April 19th for $199.99. AT&T and Sprint will launch the 32GB version for the aforementioned price after 2 year agreement, while AT&T will also be the exclusive US carrier for the 64GB version which will be sold for $299.99 after the same terms. making it the first US carrier to offer a subsidized version of the 64GB variant of an Android flagship, as they are usually rejected due to increased subsidy levels. Both phones will otherwise be identical in terms of features with the following specifications: HTC BlinkFeed™ – a bold new experience that transforms the home screen into a single live stream of personally relevant information, such as social updates, e...

Step by step guide to installing CM 10 1 on HTC One X using Ubuntu While I think the HTC One X is a great bit of hardware I find HTCs changes to Android a little annoying.  I use Nexus devices for my day to day use and find the more pure Android implementation provided by Google much better and generally more attractive than the HTC version.  Fortunately you can use CyanogenMod to get an experience much closer to Android the way Google intended it.  In this guide I will be installing CyanogenMod 10.1 which is based on Android 4.2.2(the latest version at the time of writing). DISCLAIMER: as usual with all these types of guides it may void the warranty and I am not responsible for any damage you may cause to your phone.  I tested this with Ubuntu Gnome 13.04 and a UK O2 HTC One X with Android 4.1.1.  This process is going to wipe all the data off your phone so make sure everything important is synced and backed up first. The following is a step by step guide to in...