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HTC confirms One X WiFi issues are tied to hardware.

The HTC One series has been a great addition to the HTC smartphone lineup with all variants of the series receiving a lot of positive feedback.  The One X is the flagship version and while overall it is a great phone, there has been a growing outcry regarding WiFi connectivity.  It seems that many users are experiencing issues with the phone establishing or maintaining a WiFi connection.

HTC attempted to resolve the issue using a software update, but the issue persists.  XDA forum members have noticed that the signal appears to strengthen when squeezing the phone.  HTC has now confirmed that this is a hardware issue and has indicated that they have “identified a fix that strengthens the area of the phone around the WiFi antennae connection points.”  They also announced that they have “taken immediate steps to implement a solution in our production process to prevent this issue from happening in the future.”  It should be noted that HTC believes this only affects a small number of One X owners.

Let us know if you’ve been plagued by WiFi issues using your HTC One X.  Have you found a good way to resolve any WiFi issues?

Source: Android Community

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  1. HTC must recall these One X’s to fix the problem in order to keep its brand and reputation.

  2. Terrible phone.
    Weak signals, screen problems, quality control sloppy, wifi gate, software bugs…but still they got my $700. (last time though)

  3. I have been going over my data limit since I Baught the one x, I have WiFi at home but if it’s not connecting that may explain my extra data usage. I do all my downloads at home.

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