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[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Here this guy has the same thing as me... He posted it here, but his topic is closed. He explained it better than myself:p.

"Hi,

I got mine this morning.

Set it up and it all went smooth until i noticed the drop down menu on the web browser started going fuzzy. the whole image went weird for about 5 seconds then came back."

If it is exactly the same, it is software huh?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
guys did you see this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1579411

is NV trying to clean their mess?? :mad:
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Ok so here are pictures of the screen glitch/flickering of the dropdown menu in the browser. Another person posted this in his own thread. Exactly the same as mine...

But I see this in other things too, so not only the dropdown menu.

glitch pics

So what do you guys think, hard or software?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
well shaky a fellow dev is saying its clearly software, he previously worked on Desire HD GPU and port ICS from sensation, he also had a look at the Nvidia kernel source

check here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1476788&page=302
[HTC One X] dmestriner:
Here is a short video of the bottom bumping/resizing issue I talked about earlier in this topic. Sorry for bad quality, I had no other recording tools that my 1.3MP built-in laptop camera, but you can see the screen trying to resize all the time, it's not because my hand were twitching or something, it really is the screen going mental. It seems to happen when things need to be drawn on screen, here you can see I'm in the Google Play Store, and the issue starts when the letters on the top of the screen start scrolling.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3938005/VideoCap0000_1.avi

Does anyone else see this type of glitch?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
so when did it appear the first time?
[HTC One X] schriss:
Doesn't it look similar to the issue when on the Desktop PC you disable V-Sync and then graphics card outputs more frames per second than LCD display refresh rate (say 60Hz = 60 frames per sec) and causes tearing? Enabling VSync caps GPU to the same frame rate as the LCD. That's purely software thing.
[HTC One X] TacticalTimbo:
Haven't noticed anybody mention this, but when there is a pure white background i.e. when you first start it up, do you notice any faint horizontal lines? They look slightly grey and maybe a bit yellowish.

Also relating to another post, yes my volume rocker is a bit rattly but doesn't bother me. I also would say that there isn't much of a click to the power button, but I like the way it feels anyhoo.
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
If you tilt the screen to the side, do you also see "rainbow colors" on a white screen, is this the glass in front or what? I think if you look than straight ahead and you know it, you can also see the yellow lines, and maybe it's from that glare?

Also I notices a pattern from the screen, or what is this?

Just turn screen off and reflect it in light, play with the light and search for a pattern on the screen. Can you find it, what is it?
[HTC One X] Apiddo:
Hi all. Just want to add my experience here. I got the phone 4 days ago, and saw a lot of the glitches on the first day. But yesterday, they're weren't there anymore. Not really sure what made them disappear though. Maybe restarting it several times will make it go away?

BUT! I have one more glitch I encountered just now. Not really sure if this is a glitch or a feature, but there are white spots wherever I touch the screen. Also, sometimes, there'll be red borders appearing suddenly. I made a video of them (but i can't link to youtube because I don't have enough post. But please go to youtube and find username: "apiddo" for the video)

The phone wasn't overheating, and I wasn't doing anything with the phone. Didn't use the phone for several hours, and when I played with it, the white spots suddenly appeared.

I've tried restarting the phone for a few times now, with fastboot both enabled and disabled. But they won't go away. I'm not sure whether to wait for the OTA update, or just factory reset the phone. Any other ideas I can try before resetting the phone?

EDIT: Oops, my bad. Found the setting for it. It seems that there's a setting for the white spot under developer options. But I did not turn it on. I didn't even know that feature before. But it still doesn't make the red borders go away. But the red borders are not that common anyway, so I think I'll just wait for the OTA update
[HTC One X] dmestriner:
after 1 or 2 days of use.
[HTC One X] po0oyaa:
Doesn't seem like a glitch. have u tried playing around with the settings?

Also, you bought your device from KL then? So can u tell me how much it costs if its available in both color? does it come with beats headphones? Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] TacticalTimbo:
You know I did notice slight ripples/lines in screen when off and a little (virtually imperceivable) rain-bowing, maybe (both only at an angle in light). I don't think that's what is behind these almost gradient like, grey, horizontal lines though.

also while I'm at it, as another person said, the haptic feedback is very, very faint. Also the gorilla glass on the front leaves a gap for me.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
guys have a look at my post here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24477842&postcount=3035

I think its an ICS driver issues from Nvidia

only with Nvidia guys a device of this caliber ships with such issues...sigh

should we worry about the future updates now?
[HTC One X] Mr_Twist:
Come on Nvidia get your updates ready, many phones are supporting T3 processors :(
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
Feel a little underwhelmed with my One X, the power button doesn't seem to have any feedback click, the screen surround has a bit of excess plastic sticking out that I keep catching my finger on and the phone when held to my ear during a conversation creaks like an old bed.

Not exactly the build quality I was hoping for.

Decided to set this up as a dedicated build quality thread here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24484751#post24484751
[HTC One X] lukeyboymac:
I'm getting lots of screen ripples shooting up the side when pressing/tapping on the sides of the screen halfway up. Can I assume not everyone has the same problem? This is definitely hardware not software.
[HTC One X] Reckless187:
If I go into Settings: - Display & Fonts: and change Font Size to small, HTC Sense keeps crashing everytime I try and return to the Home Screen. Only way to resolve the issue is to reset Font Size to Normal and retstart the phone.
[HTC One X] Pointlol:
I just tried doing this, isn't crashing for me.
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Ok, so the same user also made a movie abouth the exact same problem I got too...

The thing with the drop down menu in the browser. Well it happens with some other things too. But seeing this, are you convinced this is software related?

Glitch movie
[HTC One X] schriss:
What if you disable windows animations and transitions animations in Settings > Developer options??
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
have set to .5x for both windows animations and transitions animations maybe that's why I didn't have any display related glitches
[HTC One X] schriss:
I get similar transitions glitches from IE8 at work. Got used to it.

Thats why I suggested anyone having that issue to try set windows/transitions to Off and see what happens. It could be working temporary workaround.
[HTC One X] audioslim:
I've watched that video and its not really a banding issue. Its some sort of software bug/driver issue. It only appears because the menu looks to redraw itself twice. My one x shows no signs of that what so ever. Menus draw straight away once.

Have these phones shipped with different firmware/software versions?

Slim

Slim
[HTC One X] terquila:
I have that issue too. Moreover, I also got squeezing noise when I pushed upper right corner of the screen with my thump and index finger. It seems something didn't connect properly.

So I squeez upper right of the screen area strongly hard. As a result, the squeezing noise is gone and the resize screen issue is gone too (3 hours after squeezed). I will keep update after few days of use.

Edited** Bottom Resize screen issue is still there. Especially on whatsapp when keyboard screen show up.
[HTC One X] krunal1981:
i noticed a yellow ting in white background. esp at the bottom of the screen near the dock.
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Yes got this too, the bottom of the screen from left to right, only 1/10 of it i guess, is a little bit more yelowish than the other part.
[HTC One X] WarheadNOR:
I have some screen issues too, all the time in the Market and sometimes in the browser, in the top left corner the screen will glitch. Made a video of the market glitch

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nk73i8p09xs1803/j5-2xBEQwb/20120406_160836.mp4
[HTC One X] wilkomints:
I had a white 'smudge' visible on dark backgrounds which wouldn't go away. Four phones later I've got one with no issues :)
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
I've noticed a few screen glitches since I received my phone this morning, but they all look clearly like a software / driver glitch to me. Not terribly concerned unless they don't get fixed within a few weeks...
[HTC One X] Bruc3h:
I've experienced screen glitches twice a now, once yesterday which quickly fixed itself. Secondly first thing this morning on the camera, which didn't resolve itself so I closed the task and not had another issue since.

Very minor issues for me, if I encounter more I'll take note of what I was doing to possibly recreate the circumstances.
[HTC One X] zombiefly:
hi, received my One X on wednesday. from the word go, the screen is ever so slighly flickering. worse on white backgrounds, it's like a shimmer. I also read that a number of people have had screen corruption, along the lines of "an old tv set" with green lines and distortion.... yesterday mine was displaying the same issues while playing video on youtube, green blocks and pixelation, but then it suddenly cleared up.

i came here hoping I wouldn't find this thread. Unfortunately it looks like there are some serious problems. I should never have ignored my rule about buying 1st gen devices.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
yea man i'm with you on this one, just like everything else really

cars and consoles too

better to wait few weeks n let the smoke settle
[HTC One X] Leggenda:
Can you post a video of this problem?
[HTC One X] zombiefly:
i'm not sure, will give it a go with my camera.... oddly switching the brightness to full fixes the issue
[HTC One X] Leggenda:
You have an MP ;)
[HTC One X] zombiefly:
unfortunately, my camera is unable to capture the flicker. but i have learned some more about the problem.

if I set autobrightness, with a time out of 15 seconds, about 5 seconds before the screen goes off, the screen dims (normal behaviour) after it dims, the flickering can be seen for around 3 seconds before it switches off.

If I have autobrightness on and it's lowered the brightness to very dim, and compose a new txt message, the white background is flickering

If I put brightness on 15% or 20% or some other low value, there is no flicker.

If i put brightness on 100%, there is no flicker

I think this has to to with autobrightness. I will continue testing
[HTC One X] Consan:
My screen have this problem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd9OIqm-yWY&feature=player_embedded

Have made a replacement (DOA) but the new one has the same problem (the one i changed had this on the edges)

My first HTC Phone , And will be my last!!!
[HTC One X] Mr_Twist:
I am not trying to support HTC or anything like that but any company could have problems with first batches of production...

Hopefully you resolve this screen problems.
[HTC One X] lukeyboymac:
Well my screen is now pulling away from the casing as if it wasnt glued in properly. I have to keep clicking it back in place.

I've also experienced the fuzzy display once when opening the camera app (full screen blur) and the distorted graphics when a text arrived on the message icon on menu bar.

Grey one made in Taiwan.
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Ok to keep the topic as relevant as it can, I"m editing movies to my first post to make the glitches clear what we are talking abouth. And to ask peoples opinions on software or hardware related?

Because I'm still in doubt if I have to send it back, because lots of people don't seem to have any problems.

So here is a new video from a user that captured the status bar glitch, got this too. Happens at random, once-twice a day with mine. If this happens, I normally get the drop down menu glitch from the browser too. Sometimes not so don't know.

Status bar glitch
[HTC One X] zombiefly:
re: crashing with small fonts.... nor me, i have fonts on small
[HTC One X] rasterX:
Based on this and the other screenshots, my vote is it's a software problem, specifically the GLES driver. Random lines or noise patterns rarely confine themselves to rectangular regions that match GUI elements (if it were a hardware defect). If the display was failing, you'd see lines all over the place, likewise if the GPU was failing, noise blocks would appear everywhere (and would lock up pretty fast).

Why some phones but not others? I can only guess there's slight variations in the manufacture, and the drivers have not been pushed out to deal with these. Then again some users could be doing something that other problem-free users are not. Many times driver problems don't manifest themselves immediately so it's difficult to determine when the actual point of failure occurred.

OT from this thread, but I just gotta comment on the CNET UK review...

Calling the thin bezel a "screen design flaw" is ridiculous. Everyone is clamoring for a bezel-less phone (look at all the SG3 and iP5 mockups). Of course if your holding-hand's fingers wrap the screen, it will trigger stray input. In the browser it will generate multi-point touches resulting in zoom jitter (someone actually posted a video of this). I knew when these things eventually become no-bezel all-display slabs, a touch deadzone around the perimeter would have to be implemented. Given how thin the One X bezel is, maybe it's time to do that now. It would be easy to implement per application, but probably be better handled by the OS.

The other comment, about squeezing the sides, causing the LCD to flex and discolor, as another "defect". Seriously, who does that? This is not a flimsy casing by any measure. This person needs to ease up on the death grip, and/or put a glove on ;-)
[HTC One X] Mr_Twist:
I do agree with you, I have just seen the CNET UK review and its just ridiculous who watches their reviews......
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
As posted before I can notice on low brightness in light backgrounds the screen shimmers for a few seconds like little shaking but on automatic brightness there is no shimmer that I can see.
[HTC One X] jerry2:
I have a question about my new phone. When the background is write like in settings and I touch the screen the screen flickers a little and when I slide with scrollbars and release the white also fliskers a little. It does not dissapear but it stutters like there was something interfering with the screen...

Is this normal or...?
[HTC One X] getalx:
Had mine since the morning of 5th.

I have tried to repro the problems mentioned in this thread without success.

Runs quite hot when playing OpenGL 3D game though, just under camera.

All good here really, i would be return any phone that was displaying some of the mentioned problems immediately... if it was me that is.

Best luck!
[HTC One X] Born Twitchy:
Red borders are in settings to. Something about running on fifth core for a long time. Just uncheck the box.
[HTC One X] lexi1986:
I have the same, if i have my brightness high it stutters crazy especially on white/grey backgrounds. HTC has more complains about this problem they will look after easter told Mark Moons HTC director Benelux on Twitter.
[HTC One X] d33f:
Thx for letting them know. I also twittered HTC but didn't got any response thus far
[HTC One X] Foggy79:
I have this aswell... :(
[HTC One X] knoxploration:
I've also noticed brightness level changing sometimes when I tap the touch screen. I'm guessing it's a software glitch, hopefully fixed in the forthcoming update.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
This is more suited for this thread.

Right guys set your phone on auto brightness and as a wallpaper choose from the default HTC wallpapers as in my screenshot.

Now swipe screens does your screen flicker on the whiter parts of the wallpaper like a split second blink?

Mine does.
[HTC One X] DigitalMadness:
Google "Grey" go to Pictures and click on a picture.

Try this with max brightness and lowest brightness, see any difference?
[HTC One X] schriss:
Everyone having browser issues and graphical corruption - Please try these solutions!
[HTC One X] r_a_c:
Tried, but didn't help. Put the gestures off as soon as I got the phone.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
The only issues I have are with white and grey colours just shimmering now and then which I'm going to put down to the drivers. Other than that the phone is fine and not noticeable when playing games. I think Nvidia need to bring us an update.
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
The screen corruption at the status bar and camera happened exactly like this to me once(with 20++ notification), but I am not able to reproduce the condition again(it didn't happened when I pressed the edges of the screen, watching youtube movie in landscape).

Search for Insane HTC One X bug at youtube since I can't post links as I'm a new user

Another issue that I found is that the screen will like resize again and again when you use camera zoom fx(which I am able to reproduce again and again by touching at the screen for a few times and it will happen, software issue I believe)
[HTC One X] androiddoughnut:
screen glitch fuzzy green lines

I am having similar problems. I keep getting a glitch in the status bar whenever I use the browser and if I'm entering text. Also WiFi keeps dropping. Do we think a future software update could solve these problems or is it a hardware fault? There are also numerous other glitches with the phone. I'm tempted to return mine for a new handset.
[HTC One X] schriss:
Strange, I'm on the same software as everyone, yet I don't see any issues at all.

WiFi connected to 5GHz network and no drops, I'm now downloading 7GB file over WiFi and it's already past 1GB going pretty fast.

Mapped network drives and played 720p MKV using DicePlayer directly from network drive, it starts playing instantly it's unbeliveable and seeks as fast as well.

Tried browser, nothing strange, but performance wasn't great. Same in Landscape. But where some people see garbage on the screen, I saw 3-4 big grey buttons. No glitches.

Tried Chrome and sticking to it as on my previous device, no issues with it.

Installed 50 aps from Google Play, no issues.

Checked that 7GB file transfer, now 1.35GB transfered, going well.

I didn't disable any options, I still have that 3-finger gesture enabled. I only disabled Fast Boot, but I didn't reboot yet, I'm still on first boot and all is perfect.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
I did some testing this evening on the status bar issue. I don't know why, but as soon I unchecked the 'animation' setting under dev options (screen options to) I wasn't able to get the same problem again. Also tried all brightness levels.
[HTC One X] schriss:
I knew it :D Animations/Transitions would be the first thing I would disable if I had the issue.

Mu brightness is on Auto. As most of the settings, I didn't have time to change anything, also I didn't want to suddenly cause the issues by changing the wrong setting... So running defaults apart from FastBoot.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
That's odd as my status bar glitch and green flickering in YouTube only occurred after I disabled animations.

But I can't recreate the problem status bar glitches happen now and then using the browser.

The camera glitch and YouTube glitch I can't recreate.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Let try someone else, told to pull down status bar and wipe left and right. He was managed to get problem after 5 min of trying. :(

Just bad luck...
[HTC One X] amigo_s:
I have got my HOX today, but on a black background there is blue patch on the bottom right corner visible. I read that I'm not the only one but is this also glue related so that it will disappear within time? Or should I send the phone back? Has anybody else that encountered this problem have a solution?
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
The issue (screen glitch) is strictly ROM based.

Wait for the new update and it SHOULD be fixed.

If not, flash Stock ICS Non-sense when it's out and its over.
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
Does not look like a ROM/ software related issue. 4 HOX i tried all on the same software. 3 has glitch problem 1 does mot. Looks like a widespread hardware problem.
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
Trust me :-)
[HTC One X] umd:
Isn't this problem happening just in some particular apps/places? If so how do you call it as a hardware problem? If it was a hardware problem it should have been everywhere no matter which app you use.
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
I've previously used a SGS2 and this surely looks like Sensation glitch - or bad HW drivers.

This is not a bug 1 guy experiences, in fact most of us do...

You will see once we get to try Stock NonSense ICS.

Too bad HTC didnt fix this before releasing the Phone......
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
It could be a hardware issue with lines appearing etc as several sgs2 owners had lines running on their amoled screens visible on greys as well my sister has got it on hers but she can't really notice them although I can my sgs2 had no flaws on the screen. No amount of flashing roms and kernels solved het screen issues its a hardware fault on that phone.

It might be during transit issues are occurring considering how poor the packaging is for this phone and with my order it wasn't even bubble wrapped by the retailer.

Who knows let my replacement unit come next week and we shall see how that one fares.
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
Anyway once we get Nonsense ICS it is fixed.

The drivers or Sense is the issue here.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Been doing some testing for the whole week now about this subject, and I have made up some conclusions.

First of all, I didn't find anything to prevent the screen glitches. Somehow I did find multiple ways to kill the glitch at the moment. As soon you got one glitch in the taskbar or the browser, it perm glitches on the camera app as long as you don't do something about it.

First way is very simple, do a reboot and your glitching is gone.

Second way, go to the taskmanager and kill the camera app. Try cam again, and glitching should be gone.

The last methode is the most strange one. Every time I looked in the taskmanager certain apps/services are always open. One of those was the app/services the 'connect to pc'. Somehow weird in my opinion, even I didn't connect my phone (from the boot) to a device or charger it still was open/running. After serveral test I found out that kill that services can stop the glitching also. The weird thing is sometimes it needs multiple shutdowns as it reboots itself sometimes.

With this knowledge I tried to test the glitch while I was connected to the charger. Made up the glitch by the "taskbar trick", and I see the glitching is somehow more heavy in my opinion.

Can anyone confirm this? Or if you know something else please let me know. I want to know whats causing this. :cool:
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
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[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
It hasn't I'm on this, the strobing effect:

[YOUTUBE]6T69rrkXIDg[/YOUTUBE]

Look at that video, now go into any grey background and we have a similar effect, mine happens on all brightness levels is still present. Present on 1.2.8 Chinese and ARHD.
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
The ics UI is OGL accelerated. different apps could be placing different loads on the graphics chips making it appear in some places but not others. All software versions of the One X suffers the glitch but none of One XL (AT&T) or One S with the snapdragon s4 have it.
[HTC One X] WebghostDK:
Which is why i removed my post.

I noticed it was based on the same 'base' ROM, which won't do any good :(
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
I don't get this one, mind to give some insights? :)