After reporting on the ever vigilant forum xda-developers, HTC Europe has recognized a problem on the WiFi in its latest flagship, which unfortunately seems to be more of a hardware and software (and therefore more complicated resolution). But let's see what he says about the company.
After investigating isolated reports of problems WiFi HTC X One, we have identified a fix that strengthens the area around the phone's antenna connection points WiFi. Although many customers have not experienced any problems with the signal intensity, we took immediate steps to implement a solution in our production process to prevent the recurrence of the problem in the future. HTC is committed to saying that every customer has a great experience and we apologize for any inconvenience this issue may have caused while we led our in-depth investigation.
There is a bit 'of political jargon in the declaration of HTC, which on one side admits the problem, he points to a fix, but then you lose a bit' in the speech, leaving us still with the end of questions unanswered.
Knowing that you look like a structural problem (some users claim that by shaking your phone things get better), so that the company speaks of a way to “strengthen the area around the phone's antenna connection points WiFi " , what to do who has already purchased your smartphone for not having more trouble? Stating fact that the process was adjusted to avoid the recurrence of the problem does not help those who have already experienced. So we will see some sort of fix on the hardware model to Asus for the GPS Prime Transformer?
Among other things it is not clear how extensive is the magnitude of the problem , which clearly concerns of European models, although the reports have come to be different for HTC to push indagarvi above, but the company is always talking about isolated cases: you have found nothing wrong with connecting via WiFi with your One X?
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