yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Hi,

I installed the ICS rom last night and initially the sound was fine. Now for anything it seems like it is on the lowest volume. The settings for ringtone, music etc are all full.

Has anyone had similar problems/know a solution. I'm going to try reinstall the rom to see if that helps. Are there any terminal commands to check what the system has set it too?

thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andysor:
I haven't had any issues like that. In fact, I've noticed that calls are louder than they used to be with a gingerbread ROM.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
Why wouldn't you just ask this in the existing Thread, rather than start a whole new one??

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1534927
[Thunderbolt General] recDNA:
I just switched back from thundershed to sense because I couldn't get voice to text to work well in a moving car or other place with noisy background.

It was suggested that some other keyboard might help. Is it true that the voice to text function is affected by the keyboard? I thought it was a native android process only activated by the keyboard? Does each keyboard have its own voice to text algorithm?

In sense I use the same keyboard and voice to text works fine in my car. I thought I was using swiftkeyx but I am actually using smart keyboard.
[Thunderbolt General] donnyp1:
I think its the rom. Ive only had good voice 2 text with sense or desensed roms, not aosp. You can try an aftermarket voice recog app from market if you really want aosp.
[Thunderbolt General] recDNA:
From what I can see those apps only work with their own sms app and i use google.voice for sms.

I also use v to t in emails.
[Thunderbolt General] donnyp1:
I found one that worked with stock app, but cant remember which one
[Thunderbolt General] emptyshell:
I'm running Liquid Gingerbread 3.2 and LeanKernel 6.1.0 and voice to text is working fine for me. Did you try flashing another kernel.

Most keyboards don't have their own voice to text. Some might but none that I know of.
[Thunderbolt General] recDNA:
I'm using the same kernel as you are. It's best for bluetooth which i also need. Can you talk to text in a moving car?
[HTC One S] EclipzeRemix:
Is it really worth upgrading from the amaze to the one s??!!
[HTC One S] unclespoon:
Probably not unless you REALLY have to have ICS right away and the upgraded camera hardware. I'd say wait until you're upgrade eligible, unless you are now, in which case I'd probably upgrade cause I really like this phone.
[HTC One S] makomek:
When you call it an UPGRADE then yes it's worth it
[HTC One S] I Am Marino:
It's a lot more future proof than the Amaze IMO, probably going to have a lot more development as well.
[HTC One S] xxxman999:
How can a such high caliber HTC One S lacks a microSD slot? Don't know about you guys but the available ~12Gb or so just AIN'T enough.
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
why should u bet all your music collection in your phone, when u wont listen to all of it anyway?

ATM I have 8gb sdcard, and still 1gb left + alot of music I dont even listen to. I could easy free up even more space...

Just dont take "all the ****s" with you, Change music in your phone time by time instead of taking it all with you and just "skip -> skip -> skip -> 5x skip -> ok this is nice song"
[HTC One S] fallenwout:
if you bought premium navigation, 16GB is not enough.
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
from name I understand its some kind of GPS where maps are saved on your sdcard?

If so, Im using mapdroyid which also saved maps on my sdcard, still have free space.
[HTC One S] potentdro:
Im wondering, with no sd card, how will rooting and installing roms/backups and what not work now.

I mean, when you have to wipe the phone, youre gonna have to copy all that stuff on the phone to a PC and then move it back later?

Thats one of the things that made me iffy on the one s.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Storage isnt an issue... it comes with 25gb drobox space, You can take all your stuff with you..

And are you really gunna need 12gb worth of pics and music and whatever on your phone ?? As said above its easy to just swap stuff over, Load it back to dropbox and download something else. Keep it fresh :D

And i think its silly they dont have an SD slot, But look how thin this device is ! its soo slim, compromises had to be made..

And when you do a wipe, Unless you wipe internal SD card, (which you dont need to when doing a 'wipe') all your media will remain, Only the partition that keeps apps and data will be wiped. So again, Its no big deal..

Look at the potential this phone has, when development starts, nothing is gonna keep this bad boy down
[HTC One S] worker1:
No
[HTC One S] oz666:
azzledazzle is wright, but you can also wipe the sd partition and then mount usb storage to copy files on it (rom...gapps) from cwm recovery. I did that on Nexus S last night.
[HTC One S] kamui957:
I think people are getting too much of a hard on for Krait. Yes, the S4 soc is amazing. But there are plenty of downers to this phone already.

1) HTC's amazing track record with batteries... Don't get me wrong, love HTC... but omg I've had to replace batteries on several phones after a year. Much nicer when you can just pay $20 for a chinese battery off amazon that works wonders as opposed to having to get the phone serviced.

I mean, honestly, why couldn't the phone have been build like the Sensation/Amaze and lift off that awesome aluminum back?

2) T-Mobile's coverage and the 25 GB of cloud storage - Depending on where you live, this 25gb is gonna SUCK because you can't access it worth a damn.

Though to be fare, everyone who's said "Just swap out your data" is completely right. You don't NEED 32gb of storage on your phone unless you want to be all "Hey, look at all the **** I've got." Which is something the cult of Apple has nurtured in a lot of people through iTunes.

3) Bottleneck - The parts are better than the software they run on. Honestly, this isn't a gaming PC. This isn't a PC at all. You can't just keep throwing higher and higher end parts into a phone expecting it to work better, you hit a performance plateau. Beyond benchmarks, we are starting to see android's limits at this point in standard use. I honestly feel that the HTC Sensation and Amaze are the best Gingerbread and ICS will offer in phones. Everything else is just stylish masturbation.

4) The Micro Arc Oxidation treatment has been shown to not be as durable on some phones as it should be. I've seen a couple blogs and several owners attest to this. If I can't have my HTC One S with that kickass plasma treatment and red accents without it flaking off I don't want it at all :P

Really guys, the Amaze (and it's lil bro the Sensation) are both great phones. If you don't mind taking the time to upgrade the sensation to a sensation xe rom you can get a very stable 1.5-1.7 ghz overclock and the Amaze battery fits in it, leaving you with one very very nice piece of machine. I got one to replace a busted Amaze and it runs very nice and I almost don't want to use my Amaze again now that it's fixed...

But back on to the One S... It's pretty, but it's really just HTC's one up of the Galaxy Nexus and Razr MAXX. Don't give in to the stylistic oneupmanship, just hold off and get the next monster they put out. I guarantee you we will see a monster of a phone in a few months that will basically be the next Amaze.
[HTC One S] aureleuz:
It's small and stylish. Feels great to hold in the hand as opposed to the other giants HTC has released during the years. Why all so called "flagship" models must have ridiculous screen sizes is beyond my understanding - the One S fits right in where it belongs and I think the upgrade is more on the aesthetic side than anything...

Like the above poster, I don't think that the storage space is an issue at all. (Coming previously from a Galaxy S 8gb model which I never really maxed out) and use the cloud if you need the space, hell it's even recommended why wouldn't you want your stuff sync'd all the time? I don't really see the point in having on board storage that I can't backup 24/7 anyway and with today's free data plans, most of us don't care for storing things locally. :cool:

But that's just my 2c.
[HTC One S] coupetastic-droid:
What about when you're somewhere where theres no service or limited service. Viewing, transferring or downloading from dropbox will be impossible.

Or how about this senerio, starting to have to start saving our best, most intimate photos, important files to dropbox because you're already out of space in internal storage and dropbox crashes. Everything lost, forever.

No SD card slot for expandable storage is ridiculous.
[HTC One S] familiarstranger:
For me it makes perfect sense. All my music is streamed through our Subsonic server, pictures auto update to a private G+ album, docs are on Gdocs.

If I'm going to the mountains I just preload some music and I'm good to go.

Physical storage is dying; long live the cloud
[HTC One S] shadow.8:
I agree wholeheartedly. I get why people don't like the cloud but I have never had any issues with cloud storage. I also use Subsonic to stream my music and it works great. The Subsonic app also caches music on my phone so if I have a bad connection I still have tunes. Also, I have no problem uploading my pictures and everything to Dropbox. Honestly, the lack of storage doesn't concern me at all.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
surely you wont need 8GB+ storage for one day ?? you must have access to a computer where you can swap files and remove some stuff you wont be using ?

if the storage is such a problem for you... dont get the One S.. get something else :p
[HTC One S] coupetastic-droid:
My device is my computer. Why would I need to be around a PC to swap files back and forth. Why go through that hassle with a mobile device? Then what would be that point of a mobile device?

Yea, you're right. I won't be going for the one s for sure. Amaze will be a better choice.
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
Mobile devices suppost to help by having data with you, but it cannot replace PC if u want all ur things with u then it wont be so mobile anymore, thats why ppl make cloud storage and cloud computing
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
i agree, Im not saying your wrong. I think its a bit silly too. an SD slot surely cant take that much space can it ?

But technology is changing soooo fast. That physical storage will be a thing of the past..

and it might be a pain in the arse to have to swap files back and to from phone to PC. But i assume you do have a PC, so next time your using it, just swap some stuff around.. Its the only way to combat the storage issue..

we can rant and rave about it all day... but unfortunately thats how the phone has been made and we cannot do anything about it now.
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
For storage issue, you always can google around and try find a way to connect your USB flash drive to your phone... Should be possible with right cable and mybe a little tweaking or 3rd party app. Then you can have all the space you want! 1TB 5TB, add a fcking disc massive to it :D
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
haha wouldnt look very cool carrying a 1tb external hard drive everywhere you go would it lol

But yeah, if its possible, a little 8gb flash drive would suffice
[HTC One S] EclipzeRemix:
The amaze is getting ics soon, so devs will be working on a sense 4 port, so it comes down to build, and i like my amaze :D
[HTC One S] Walkamo:
Hey Guys,

I switched from an Amaze to the One S (TMO)... I can tell you that there is no comparison..

The One S is a much better phone.. Screen, Battery Life, Camera, Speed, Feel..

I was not expecting just a huge difference...

I cannot imagine using my Amaze again....

Walkamo
[HTC One S] EclipzeRemix:
Hmm i used the one s and didnt seem like a deal breaker for me.....

HTC Amaze Running BulletProof
[HTC One S] ITALIANNYC:
Has anyone came from the Amaze?

Can someone please give me a honest answer about if the screen and camera is on par or better then the amaze?

I personally love both on my amaze.

Thank you
[HTC One S] bangsters:
waiting on mine... more like waiting on my wife's one s, after installing ICS in my Amaze it feels new again. and my wife now wants the amaze to replace her nokia lumia....
[HTC One S] nvillamob:
Some people, like myself, just like to keep a majority of their music collection with them so they don't have to manage it so closely. I don't want to be at the gym and want to listen to a particular album only to realize that I removed it a few days ago to make room for something else.

And for people who are about music quality and rip at 320 mpbs, 8 gb gets eaten up quickly. Streaming is an option but not always.
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
Mate that's why I pods and dedicated mp3 players exist...also doesn't blast the s&&t out of your battery
[HTC One S] ITALIANNYC:
I would rather take my one phone with me , instead of having to carry an ipod with me also.
[HTC One S] nvillamob:
nah, carrying two devices isn't the answer.

I mean, I've got this phone, so my solution is to put the majority of music on my phone, and then put stuff that I don't listen to as regularly in the cloud. But I'd much prefer to have more onboard storage so I'd never have to worry about needing an internet connection to listen to my music.
[HTC One S] bgaccord:
i had a htc amaze and sold it do to battery not lasting long enough,even with custom rom, now with htc one s im really happy ,nice display ,good camera REALLY good battery life never had a phone last me this long ,ill post a pic

i think this phone is really worth the upgrade
[HTC One S] coupetastic-droid:
So what you're saying is that we should just use our phones only for what they were meant for, to be used as phones. Just to make calls?

Then what would be the point of a mobile device?

Why would they make cell phones that play mp3's? Would you rather have 3, 4 devices with you at all times? That would be alot of stuff to carry around. Mp3 player or iPod for music, laptop for web, E-reader for reading books, ect...

I don't, I want everything in one device. Which in this century is our mobile device/cell phones.

If we were just to used our cell phones just what they wee originally intended for, we would be just buying 10 dollar flip phones.
[HTC One S] synergymike:
I came from the Amaze and still have it, like some others said with the new ICS and Sense 3.6 it feels like a completely new phone. After having the One S for 5 days now I really like it so far. The speakers are better both on phone calls and music out of the back speaker . It's much lighter and feels a lot better in the pocket. I have two cases for it (Body Glove & Incipio) and even with cases on the phone it is lighter and slimmer than my Amaze with out a case. I personally like the camera more on the One S but that may just be the camera software and not the camera it self(I do miss the dedicated camera button a bit). As far as the screens go that is debatable. My suggestion to you would be to put the Sense 4 wallpapers on your amaze and then swing by a T-Mobile store and do a side by side comparison with the demo model with the walls and a few videos. Maybe take a couple of photos with both phones and A & B them.

I wouldn't upgrade solely for the software as its just a matter of time before the Amaze will have full AOSP and Sense 4. The Amaze development is now starting to really get exciting. One of my lines was due for an upgrade, that was the only reason I grabbed one but I have found the hardware differences to really be worth it. The lack of an SD card isn't the end of the world, just takes some getting used to on how you manage your content. Not being able to change the battery could prove to be frustrating in the future, as for now it's getting me through the day just fine(we will see in 6 months if that is the same).
[HTC One S] jkflor:
great info here...

thanks
[HTC One S] Reviewers:
I'm glad for making the switch.
[HTC One S] jacktrck:
Recently purchased a like new Amaze for $200 (just no box, etc). I now found a brand new One S for $320. Is it worth it for me to buy the One S and try to sell the Amaze. If so what can I reasonably expect to get for the Amaze?
[HTC One S] bangsters:
@jacktrck: I started this thread a while back and up to now I am using my amaze 4g. I got an htc one s as well, but I gave that to my wife.

Let me tell you this, my wife's phone get the attention, and mine don't. But my Amaze 4G is no slouch compared to the one s either. If my phone breaks today, I'l definitely replace it with a one s, but since I already have it, no need to replace it... unless i gain significant features to justify the upgrade.

I hope it helps in your decision.
[HTC One S] jacktrck:
Thanks for the reply. They do seem so similar to me its hard to decide. If I could sell the Amaze for close to $300 it might make the decision easier.
[HTC One S] Bernardos70:
So conclusion? If you need more than space than what comes with the HTC One S, it isn't worth it?
[HTC One S] bangsters:
if you can sell it for close to what you can get an htc ones , then go for it :)

but again, the amaze is not a slouch compared to one s, and i don't even consider the one s to be a full upgrade, more like aesthetics :)
[HTC One S] Saikou0taku:
I would say wait

Specs wise I would stick to the Amaze for swappable batteries and the SD slot And the 2mp front camera instead of the VGA. Not gonna lie, battery life from HTC has always been dismal. Though I haven't tried the One S yet.
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Lol...dude, this thread is like a year old. HTC One S FTMFW

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | DeviantXone | Bubba_3.7b_SoftOV
[HTC One S] EclipzeRemix:
Lol idunno

I liked the Amaze more then the One s
[HTC One S] bilal_liberty:
There is a seperate partition for sd card, so the process of installing roms is pretty much similar and we dont have to wipe sdcard...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] stefanamlappi:
Hi Guys,

Today wie have very nicke Weather in Germany and I Play a bit Outdoors with my Tab:-) As the Sun is coming out, no Chance to read anything:-( I also have the ipad with by my side and I can read anything without any Problems! Now we know, no Chance to work in direkt Sunlight:-(

Regards

Stefan
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] p3trick:
I orderd anti glare screen protector for this issue. Dont have them yet but will post if i do.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-P6800 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] regius:
Compared with SLCD it fares way better

sent from my dz
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] geogetski666:
that's wierd becuase i have an ipad1 with me the other day and my tab 7.7 side by side outside the sunlight and i can clearly see better with my 7.7 tab than my ipad ? or is the sunlight in germany different here in southeast asia hehe XD
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] maysider:
Do you have an automatic brightness or the highest level of brightness? :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] stefanamlappi:
I have the highest brightness and i mean in direct sunlight. I also have ipad 2 and 3 and there is it more readable as the galaxy tab. I only would tell you this as my Impression and nothing more. I also hope we get soon ics because the scrolling in all Browsers is horrible. Only Thema opera habe fast scrolling with it, maybe ics Browser+ have a better scrolling. Greetz from the crazy people in Gertmany:-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] BluesTele:
i just noticed a new icon has appeared in the lower right corner, between the time and the wifi meter.

any ideas what it is ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TroPir:
It's the bluetooth icon.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] zuperpailon:
That's the Bluetooth Icon...

It means that Bluetooth is ON
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] wpnyc2009:
LMFAO

Seriously!? That made my day....

No offense m8.:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] TechGoon954:
LMAO! Just made my day.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 56789:
So, what's your favorite browser?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nightmarebadger:
Wow, do you actually use all of those browsers? o.O
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] fraz82:
LOL. Best thread ever!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angelictears:
Hi, I'm compiling my own ROM project from source, and I wonder if I can remove the home "icon" on the app drawer for the stock gingerbread launcher2.apk? From source that is.

For example the latest LauncherPro have the option for removing/hiding the home icon on the app drawer, I pretty much want to do the same basically on the default Gingerbread Launcher.

Thanks in advance :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ron G:
easy way is when you compile done remove stock launcher2 and add launcher2 from any omfgb rom omfgb have modified launcher2 it's easy way and other way have too if you want i can tell you
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angelictears:
Thanks for the answer :) but I also need to know how to do it from source as I want it to be simple as possible without unneeded features.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Angelictears:
Bumped, anyone ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerotNS:
You would have to modify the Launcher2 source which is more complicated than replacing it with the OMFGB one
[HTC EVO 3D] butterbuns:
So right now im pretty sure i want the samsung galaxy nexus when it comes out (no idea when) but right now i have a brand new galaxy SII on my desk and im trying to decide to keep my 3D or switch to the SII..

So im curious what you guys would do.. Had the 3d for a long time (launch day) and just kinda getting sick of it but i do love HTC..

So what do you guys think?
[HTC EVO 3D] manemzjum:
Hang off for the HTC one
[HTC EVO 3D] swaze:
Depends on how long you plan on having the phone. If you are just gonna switch from the 3D to the SGS2 or Gnex, well there isn't really a big difference. But if you are looking to upgrade to something other than those 3 really soon, then you might as well hold on to the 3D and then upgrade to something like the One X, or SGS3 (whenever that comes) because those would be real upgrades.
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Do NOT get a Gnex. It's coming May 15 (or june was it?) but it will have hardware from june last near (similar hardware as Evo 3D).

It's your choice to use the SGSII, I personally like it better, but when/if you get a new phone, wait for the wave of phones to be released.
[HTC EVO 3D] rlaw:
The GSII and GNex still have better hardware than the E3D, though.

Their chipsets are much more powerful.

As for me.. If I were staying with Sprint, I'd stick with the E3D for now. And probably wait til Autumn to buy a new LTE device on Sprint. Heck, if you have the patience, wait for Sprint's 2nd gen LTE devices next Spring.

But.. I just bought a Galaxy Note. Waiting for it in the mail. As soon as it arrives, I'm having my Sprint plan terminated. Gonna go for T-Mobile's 30$/mo plan. Unlimited texting, unlimited data* and 100 minutes.

I plan on using wifi calling when I'm home and Google Voice when I'm out and about on T-Mobile's network.

I'm really tired of Sprint's rising costs and sliding quality. Back when I signed with them years ago, their service was on par with Verizon's and their plans were amazing deals (the mandatory 10$ premium data fee was when things started to change). But now.. They've made such a convoluted mess of things, with the Nextel purchase onwards, and their Network Vision plan is where all their eggs are right now. Their infrastructure has simply not been maintained properly.

Maybe if they manage to pull it together, I'll come back to them. But for now, I'm going monthly and picking and choosing where/what I want for whatever price I consider fair.

*This particularly T-Mobile plan is unlimited data but throttled after 5gb. T-Mobile's faux-G speeds are as fast or faster than all the other 4G/LTE offerings on the other carrier networks.

I ordered the international Note so I'm hoping work arounds are found soon so as to utilize T-Mobile's HSPA+ network but even their EDGE speeds are faster than Sprint's 3G!

Anyways, do what you feel is the most beneficial action for yourself.

As for me, I'm about to start saving 70$~ a month and going off contract!
[HTC EVO 3D] Lothaen:
Keep it till the HTC Two series comes out