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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maynndude:
APN?

I am having the same problem. I switched to Oxygen since it's much more stable than any other ROM out there. However, just this morning I noticed that I can send MMS, but can't receive MMS at all. You said something about restoring the correct APN settings, but isn't the NS4G an CDMA. I have a NS4G and there isn't an APN to configure.

I read on this article: code.google.com/p/oxygen-rom/issues/detail?id=619 , but since we don't have the APN, how are we suppose to go around it?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s3v3nXDA:
bump for possible fix?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beetlo:
Broken for me as well. Can send, but can't receive. :(
[HTC Sensation] mikea3000:
So i remember when the sensation came out many people were saying that the quadrant scores were lower than normal because of the larger screen. Well, the scores for the MT4G are out and they are excatly the same. I find this odd because the MT4G has a 3.7" screen and the rest of the hardware specs are the same. So if the original logic for the sensation was true, the MT4G should have been scoring higher, not the same. This leads me to believe that its either Sense 3.0 or subpar processor causing lower scores.

Check out http://www.phonedog.com/videos/t-mobile-mytouch-4g-slide-video-review-part-2/

around the 5:40 mark
[HTC Sensation] neoseal:
I thought I had also read that in some benchmarks only one processor was used instead of both but I may be incorrect.
[HTC Sensation] hurrpancakes:
When was the last time quadrant was updated?
[HTC Sensation] Paging Dr B:
I want to see what the Quadrant advanced scores say. But like a lot of people said, quadrant is old, uses one cpu, and has gonorrhea. The reason the MT4GS should have higher scores isn't due to the screen size, but due to the lower screen resolution. It could very well just have really bad I/O speeds hence, a low score. But who cares anyway right? 3.7 inch screens are so 2009. ;)
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Quadrant is a terrible benchmark. I downloaded it just to test and I got a ~1900 the first time and ~2200 two minutes after.
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
Mytouch 4G Slide vs. HTC Sensation vs. Sprint Evo 3D (the race to the unlocked bootloader)
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
HTC Press Release July 22, 2011

We wanted to provide an update on HTC’s progress with bringing bootloader unlocking to our newest phones. We know how excited some of you are for this capability, and we’ve put significant resources behind making this change as soon as possible. While we wish we could flip a simple switch and unlock all bootloaders across our device portfolio, this is actually a complex challenge that requires a new software build and extensive testing to deliver the best possible customer experience.

We’re thrilled to announce today that software updates to support bootloader unlocking will begin rolling out in August for the global HTC Sensation, followed by the HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile USA and the HTC EVO 3D on Sprint. We’re in the testing phase for the unlocking capability now, and we expect it to be fully operational by early September for devices that have received the software updates. We'll continue rolling out the unlocking capability over time to other devices as part of maintenance releases and new shipments.

HTC continues its commitment to unlocking bootloaders and supporting the developer community. Because of the importance of this community to us, please expect an update on this about every few weeks as we make progress toward launch. Thank you for your patience and continued support!
[HTC Sensation] tsekh501:
It's not the size of the screen that matters. What matters is the resolution of the screen. myTouch 4G Slide runs at WVGA resolution, which is lower than qHD resolution that Sensation is running at. So, everything equal the myTouch 4G Slide should score higher on graphically intensive benchmark.

Quadrant score is composed of various components. The graphic department is only one of them, and the graphic part of Quadrant, honestly, is quite a joke by today standard.

When compared to Galaxy S II and Atrix 4G, the CPU score of the Sensation should be lower. That's because both the SoCs used Galaxy S II and Atrix 4G employs two Cortex A9 cores, while the CPU core on the current dual-core Snapdragon on the Sensation is still the Scorpion on previous generations Snapdragon (although it is now running 20% higher clock speed, and have two of them). The performance of the Scorpion lies somewhere between Cortex A8 and Cortex A9 CPU core.
[HTC Sensation] tsekh501:
That press release was from July 10th, not July 22nd

https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150305151453084
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
Who is gonna wait......?

To unlock on not to unlock that is the question... if the phones bootloader is supposed to get unlocked in a so-called update this early fall, in my opinion? I see this more as a problem for users / devs because who or what is going to be able to distinquish the difference between an (software unlocked bootloader from HTC or a user unlocked bootloader) Ive been asking all kinds of questions for months,

http://androiddevphone.com/viewforum.php?f=2 Let alone the difference between a "carrier based rom" and a "google based rom" (just don't mess with your android recovery utility image)

aloha~
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
july 22, 2011 bummer

HTC has removed their press release to unlock bootloaders hmm?

Feel free to call tech / corp ask em why... 18664498358 / 14258619147

(I talked to em on the 21st and then the 22nd because i was going to order my device from the HTC online store)

aloha~
[HTC Sensation] El Daddy:
Ummm... no they haven't.

https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150305151453084
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
fair enough

they dropped a different release concerning bootloaders on the 22nd on their website not what I had posted... (word for word) that came from my forum and facebook, but as I said earlier... they told me via telephone and I cross checked it the day of the 22nd they removed it, why i don't know they last two posts where one on the 11th of july and I'm guessing wherevers you've also found it.

My main concern really it because its supposed to come in a update via "carrier" not OTA like google servers, the reason I soooo concerned is because i refuse a data plan and only use either a VPN at my cousins house or my LAN at my own.

My first device TMOB G1 RC-29 firmware... was a testphone and when I accepted the OTA finally?? I walked into a hospital and my testphone bricked I was sooooo pissed and had to send it back it was never same.

I don't know a single person who owns an authentic ADP1 do you??? I'd give them 4x's what they paid for it! Meaning you lose signal or battery life during that update your back to square one, or buy your device unlocked out the box.

Aloha~
[HTC Sensation] barondebxl:
I know it's going to sound annoying, and by the way I own the sensation, but the galaxy s 2 scores 3000 + on quadrant standard. So it doesn't matter whether it uses one processor or two because it also uses only one core for the The g2x and the SGS2. They score a lot better than the sensation mainly because they have a better GPu. If you check the last two parts of quadrant ( the planet and the "DNA" I'll say) the frames per second are much higher on those phones than the sensation that's why they get a much higher score.
[HTC Sensation] tsekh501:
Why does it matter which phone score higher? There will be a new phone coming out every 1 or 2 month that score higher in benchmark.

The G2X and GS II score better not because they have better GPU, it's because they have better CPU AND run at a lower resolution. Both the G2X and the GS II runs at WVGA resolution and the Sensation runs at qHD resolution. The performance of the GPUs of the Sensation and GS II are rather similar, but since the Sensation have to render 35% more pixel, so it should score lower. The GPU on Tegra 2 is actually weaker than that on the GS II and Sensation. This may be surprising especially since the Tegra 2 is coming form Nvidia, but it's true. The Tegra 2 was announced in early 2010, and it was intended to launched in mid 2010. But Nvidia was new to the ARM game and the market wasn't ready to adopt dual-core SoC yet. It got delayed for a year, and the mobile GPU industry was moving very rapidly. This is also why Nvidia is ready to launch Kal-El so early, because the development of Tegra 2 was finished a year ago. But both the Tegra 2 and Exynos has Cortex A9 CPU cores, which performance better than Snapdragon's Scorpion, so raw CPU power alone, they should lead. So putting it all together the GS II should score higher in benchmark, unless Samsung was idiotic in writing software. Go read the numerous articles at Anandtech.com to know the technology inside these SoCs and phones, rather than keep whining about some meaningless, and old, benchmark scores.

If you want the phone that gives you the highest benchmark score on the market right now, go get the GS II. Just don't complain about how plasticky it feels, and don't cry when a new phone comes out two months later and score higher than your GS II.
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
why have an unlocked bootloader in the first place

HTC has been a bit back and forth on the status of their handset’s bootloaders as of late, but a canned response being issued to those questioning the unlock-ability of the HTC Sensation seems to indicate the handset manufacturer may be making good on their word to provide phones more open to development. While the Sensation doesn’t ship with an unlockable bootloader, it looks like a software update is in the works to provide exactly that.

Multiple members over at XDA have received the above response explaining that their new bootloader policy wasn’t in place until after the software of the Sensation was finalized. An update is promised, though we can’t say for sure when it might land.

The change in policy and the tease of new software that is a bit easier to crack has the root and ROM crowd foaming at the mouth. This one will score some major brownie points for HTC, and they’ll need them. Especially after Samsung has been handing out phones to ROM developers and all…

some devices coming with locked bootloaders and others unlocked? All of the Google I/O devices seem to be unlocked, but I've read mixed things on retail devices. Some have locked bootloaders while others have unlocked ones, ADP1 shipped with bootloader 0.95.3000 whereas non-ADP shipped with 0.95.0000. 3000 let you flash unsigned images. That is the difference.

Note that all 0.95 SPLs are obsolete now
[HTC Sensation] barondebxl:
Loolll hahahahahahahhsha! I love it. Why you catching feelings dude? If you're saying that the g2x and the SGS2 score higher in quadrant because they have a lower resolution display than the sensation, then how would you explain the fact that the mytouch 4g slide scores the same as the sensation? Actually it scores slightly lower than the sensation? And you're saying that that they're using cortex A9 but you said the reason why.the sensation was scoring lower was because of the QHD display and it has to work harder because of 35% more pixel. Explain please. I like my sensation no doubt, but the fact remains that the SGS2 is a better, more powerful phone you just gotta give Samsung credit on this one.
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
I'd assume everyone this is how the bootloader update will looklike...

:confused::confused::cool:
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Whoa, isn't the Holiday an AT&T phone?

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] tsekh501:
Go back to the last page and read my earlier post before you whine. Quadrant score is made up off a number of components and the two should be roughly equal in all components except for graphic. Quadrant is old, and its graphic test is not graphically intensive to begin with. There will be a difference in graphic score between the sensation and mytouch but not much. Not to mention that quadrant score varies between run, and depends on what is running in the background.

Regarding Sensation vs GSII, that's not what I said. I said the Sensation scored significant lower Quadrant because of BOTH weaker CPU and higher resolution. The GSII is without a more powerful phone, just in terms of the raw performance of the SoC. But I cannot agree with you that it is a better phone, and i cannot give Samsung credit for how much plastic it uses.

Again, read before you whine.
[HTC Sensation] barondebxl:
Hahahahhahahahhahahah loooooolllllllll! Easy to get under your skin dude. OK you prefer the sensation and I respect that but don't get mad, just think before you talk :)
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
too funny i will at least admit when I dont know things

But I do know this much, http://developer.htc.com/adp.html (all I wanted was a dev rom on my phone that would allow my device to upload unsigned images as well as turn off my data plan from T-Mob not A&tt forever and use my wifi to sign in to google) and do a standard master reset every two weeks along with changing my username and password at the same and using only a very very few select android apps from the market like astro.apk, power manager.apk, live bookmarks.apk and atrackdog.apk and my most favorite mybackups pro.apk.

Other than that I use https://www.google.com/accounts/ as my home page and I'm pretty sure most people who read this can figure out the purpose of both sites listed and the usefulness of the .apks listed above and what they do!

DREA110 PVT 32B

HBOOT-0.95.0000

CPLD-4

RADIO-2.22.19.26I

I went to the HTC developer page where they have the recovery images, radio images, system images

Build Number : dream_devphone-userdebug 1.6 DRC83 14721 test keys

Kernel : 2.6.29-00479-g3c7df37 android-build@apa26 #19

Aloha,

T~
[HTC Sensation] tommyinhi27:
sorry was dropped the 18th and removed the 22nd i dont use social networks!

This evening HTC just came out with some breaking and exciting news we have all been patiently waiting for (well most of us patiently), and that news is some official remarks regarding the timeline for unlocking the bootloader on HTC phones. I can’t wait for some CM7 on my Sensation because that is what’s coming next for mine. HTC plans to unlock their newest phones first, read on past the break for the full details.

Right on the HTC Facebook page they state they will start rolling out updates to unlock bootloaders this August, with the global HTC Sensation first, quickly followed by the T-Mobile Sensation 4G and the EVO 3D. This is great news for many HTC fans and owners around the world.

HTC has been working hard to get these updates out and have continued to update us throughout the process and for that we thank them. They also mention if things go well we can expect to see more and more devices unlocked via updates throughout August and September.

Here are a few more comments right from the Facebook page:

HTC continues its commitment to unlocking bootloaders and supporting the developer community. Because of the importance of this community to us, please expect an update on this about every few weeks as we make progress toward launch. Thank you for your patience and continued support!

More great news from HTC, they plan to update us every few weeks over the next month or so as things get closer for us to remove the handcuffs from our phones. I’m going to officially go on record here and say that I personally believe the update for popular phones like the Sensation and EVO 3D will get leaked to the public and development community, and we will start seeing unlocks before HTC rolls it out for those that don’t want to wait, and you can bet that I’ll be one of them. This news was just broke this wonderful Sunday evening and we will be hearing plenty of news over the coming days and weeks so stay tuned right to Android Community. Head over to the source via the link below for the official comments.

Motorola, it’s your move!
[Epic 4G General] CapsLockKey:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/19/sprints-dan-hesse-significant-4g-plans-to-be-announced-this-fa/

Speculate away...

I just want 4G in my area, or at least confirmation that it will eventually come.
[Epic 4G General] insanity213:
LTE

Death to WiMax!
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
I want 4g here wimax or lte!!!

I don't care as long as it works on my epic 4g!!
[Epic 4G General] djnigeldarren:
Long live wimax all hail LTE
[Epic 4G General] insanity213:
Would be pretty damn sweet if they announce a hard iDen shutdown date to get the juicy low freq spectrum for LTE too
[Epic 4G General] Art2Fly:
If they announce lte, all current 4g phones won't work on it...
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
and i will be furiated if thats the case :mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
Our phones have the necessary parts to work on the lte network, all that is required is a software update. Heard it a couple months ago when this was a hot topic.

Posted by Mr. Z's Epic 4G.
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
Thats what i originally thought would be the case an ota update or something, if it does switch to lte it better be in my area!! lol
[Epic 4G General] xboxfanj:
Even if they did that though, WiMax would still be up and running for at least another two years and some of that time would overlap with the LTE. Maybe after that they can have both the high and low bands for LTE.
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
So they are gonna take all the way till fall to wait to begin announcing it? How many years till they implement it then? my house misses wimax by like 2-3 houses...and its fairly frustrating...considering that the others already have it fully blanketed in 4g...

As for our phones working with LTE, I doubt it..I found no indication that it will work..heck from the looks of the specifications even 1x advanced and Rev B both won't work :/..unless they did some kind of custom modification...but there is nothing in the chip specs that make it seem like its capable...
[Epic 4G General] ac16313:
We have a whole 100+ thread explaining how our phones can work on lte my friend...

Sent from my SPH-D700
[Epic 4G General] poit:
By the time LTE is up and running our Epics will be dust in the recycling bin.
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
well if that is a whole year then you maybe right, as i will have my full 2 year upgrade august 2012
[Epic 4G General] DangerZone1223:
I think I might be flamed here, but here's what I'm guessing:

Exclusive 4G iPhone
[Epic 4G General] rmriggin:
The whole wimax and lte feels a lot like how blu-ray and hd-dvd turned out.
[Epic 4G General] Fatonuseni:
Isnt fall, when the new iphones are announced?
[Epic 4G General] stud_muffler:
Unlimited 4G? Wait, we already have it...

:cool:
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
thanks for ruining the thread with that word lol

JK

that would blow!!!!
[Epic 4G General] caileb:
Egh. It would be good for Sprint. I'm tired of Sprint's bad reputation; and a lack of stock performance since Dan took over.
[Epic 4G General] squshy 7:
Actually, dan's done a fairly remarkable job of pulling sprint out of the gutter. He got them out of being rated the #1 hated company in the country. He's also pushed their customer satisfaction rating to be #1 among wirless carriers. And they're not near bankruptcy like they once were.

I like to believe that dan works in broad, sweeping strokes, not short term solutions. All evidence points to that in fact. I think stock performance is last on the agenda since that should take care of itself once everything falls in to place.

You have to remember what he stepped into.
[Epic 4G General] TexasLTE:
I have to agree with that assessment
[Epic 4G General] phdeez:
Yes, Epic 4G's should be LTE capable via an OTA upgrade HOWEVER an OTA update will not magically make the phone capable of frequencies that it does not have a radio for.

So, if 4G LTE will only be on the iden spectrum we will not be privy to it.
[Epic 4G General] squshy 7:
Please refer to the hardware specification of our phone and what frequencies the technology in it utilizes, and compare it to possible operating frequencies of LTE

Our phone is 800/1900/2500-2700

EDIT: however you accidentally shared a sentiment I'm starting to share, however not for your reasoning. After speaking with somebody above me I got the impression that Sprint's plans for iden involves relinquishing it one way or another. I was given a little more insight to network vision, and I believe LTE could come in another fashion, not through iden.
[Epic 4G General] solblack:
You mean a landfill in china right?
[Epic 4G General] poit:
Sadly.....:mad:
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
Yes..we have 100+ threads based on assumptions with no real information..

Bands are not the only thing that matter...for example your saying I can make a Rev 0 device run Rev B with just a software update? cause Rev 0 and Rev B use the same bands...

There was 1 device on clearwire which was made to work with one or the other via software update..it was a broadcom modem..I don't see how it got automatically applied to all devices..

You mean TD-LTE in the 2500 band?
[Epic 4G General] jnadke:
I'm guessing it's a twofold plan:

LTE build-out on 850 iDEN for Sprint.

Partnership with LightSquared to aid in network build-out.

Roaming agreements between Sprint and LightSquared to use their satellite network.

LightSquared is a twofold plan, they're not only building cell towers (the part the GPS people are upset about), but also launching satellites to get nationwide coverage.

Satellites = true nationwide coverage (you wouldn't get very good data speeds, you still need towers to support heavy usage).
[Epic 4G General] machx0r:
Technically you can get decent speed from satellite it's the latency that is a killer.
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
I think this picture is a good indicator on what direction sprint is going >.>
[Epic 4G General] rangerover_95:
Oh my..... Look at that lte symbol in the lower right side.....
[Epic 4G General] Ron_91:
By the time sprint deploys lte, the epic will most likely be dead.

Think about this though, with sprint trying its best to be #1 they will most likely offer a deal for customers with phones not supporting lte to switch to a phone that does. Its something they would do.

- Ron
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
yup..

Here is what I got from the slide:

1) LTE

2) Sprint will stop relying on 1 vendor for top end phones like they did with the Evo

3) ZTE and Huawe added to manufacturer list

4) Something about.."none qualcomm solution"..I am guessing here but Qualcomm is pretty much the provider of all the cpus or motherboards for cdma phones smartphone and dumb phones..so I am guessing they are gonna have a new motherboard provider?

5) PTT, Talk and Text..there is a rumor that svdo and rev b is on that chart but idk he is either covering it or its just a rumor

6) WebOS is out the door..
[Epic 4G General] ghostrid3r:
I have a foreboding feeling with the rollout of LTE. Sprint will try to justify going tiered, throttled, and/or another price hike like they did with with the "$10 premium" addon for WiMax/4G phones. :(
[Epic 4G General] counterfeit187:
I just wish there was 4g in my area. Wilmington, NC.
[Epic 4G General] squshy 7:
I highly doubt it. It's what separates them from the others and I don't think they'd be willing to give up that edge.
[Epic 4G General] rocket321:
Pretty interesting stuff going on at LightSquared

http://www.lightsquared.com/about-us/faqs/

They are planning to use satellites to provide nationwide 4G (LTE) by 2015. They already launched a satellite late last year. This could turn out well if Sprint can be the first to offer true nationwide 4G, but I'm worried that 2015 might be too late.
[Epic 4G General] hayzooos:
But by 2015, 4G will probably be obsolete, no? Or is LTE something that will not have an issue with it moving to 5/6/7G Considering LTE stands for Long Term Evolution?

Not being sarcastic here either, it's a real question. I know how the interwebz can make things 'sound'....
[Epic 4G General] Geekybiker:
I don't see how this can be anything but a LTE announcement.