Officially, the AT&T HTC One X bootloader can't be unlocked due to certain restrictions, but that has not stopped the development community from devising a solution of their own. XDA member grankin01 has released a simple solution which allows the bootloader on the AT&T HTC One X to be unlocked by spoofing one of the phone's internal identification codes which makes the phone and HTC's bootloader unlock tool think that it is a Rogers HTC One XL.
The twelve step process is fairly simple, but you will need a hex editor, a little ADB knowledge and a rooted HTC One X. After the code changes are made on the AT&T HTC One X, you will then be able to use HTC's bootloader unlock tool found on htcdev.com.
Now that the bootloader on the AT&T One X can be unlocked, it's only a matter of time before the HTC One X development community releases countless tweaks and custom ROMs for the phone. Do any of you plan to unlock the bootloader on the AT&T HTC One X and make some tweaks to your phone or will you stick to the stock HTC Sense 4.0 experience for a little longer?
