The speculated HTC One X Wi-Fi troubles finally seem to have found a handy solution. Just after the handset was launched in Europe, a cluster of HTC users reported experiencing poor Wi-Fi signals.
The remedy could be something as simple as squeezing a specific part of the device so that the Wi-Fi signal works well. Basically, the Taiwan-based company has located a problem with certain areas of the phone surrounding the antennae network points. Considering that it could be a production defect, HTC has incorporated some changes in the process to avoid such hassles in future devices.
It’s still not clear whether only Europe is facing the Wi-Fi problem or if it persists worldwide. Just recently, HTC Europe issued a statement to the XDA regarding this problem, as reported by Android Central.
For a quick refresher, the smartphone is one of the higher end members of the HTC One family. Its boasts of features like multi-core processor, ICS, HTC Sense 4.0 and Beats Audio. Besides, it houses 1GB RAM and provides 32GB storage capacity. As for the display, it’s a generously proportioned 4.7-inch super LCD 2 screen. In terms of connectivity, the phone offers Bluetooth 4.0, DLNA, and NFC. Additionally, there is a 3.5mm stereo audio jack and micro-USB 2.0 thrown into the mix.
For now, the HTC One X Wi-Fi woes appear to have been resolved.