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[TouchPad Themes and Apps] rootnik:
I want to like Go Launcher because of the features, but is just feels slower than the others. I also don't like how the icon label text runs into each other.

Apex works the best for me, with Nova being a close 2nd.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] JanosAudron:
Hi. Is S2E working on Cyanogen 9 beta 6? Where can I download it?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] iok1:
You download it from Google play and to get it work use "mount as ext4" and "advanced mode" in settings.

Sent from my Galaxy Gio
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] JanosAudron:
But is it working correctly with Cyanogen 9? Becouse a2sd isn't working...
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] iok1:
It is working on cyanogenmod 9 since I tested it myself :P

Sent from my Galaxy Gio
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] JanosAudron:
Why can I not find it on play store?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] iok1:
It was in store in beta5, maybe its missing in beta6. I just moved from beta5 to 6 without losing apps.

Sent from my Galaxy Gio
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] wiwid.colgate:
But I've tested...

And its not working either...

Or maybe I mess up w/ o2gio in system/etc/init.d

@wiwid_colgate

Galaxy Gio S5660

#GalaxyICS
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] iok1:
Worked fine to me, I only moved dalvik though

Sent from my Galaxy Gio
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] mall456kimo:
You need to login your gmail acount,then play store will show up
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] Limitless83:
Google Play says it's incompatible with my phone... so i can't download it...
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] JanosAudron:
Exactly, me too...
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] GuestX0026:
There you go. Instructions how to run it successfully.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23834586&postcount=5
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] wiwid.colgate:
Now I can run s2e on cm9 beta6.

I just re-flash again n use s2e from blapkmarket...

:D

I'm so happy now...

S2e n wifi worked without patch anymore...

@wiwid_colgate

Galaxy Gio S5660

#GalaxyICS
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
I had the static noise once in a while one ep4 but since I updated to FP1 all around and latest eclipse rom I hear it in every call any advice

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[Verizon Droid Charge] bwheelies:
I have the same thing. I did a full ass wipe and let it update from ee4. Seems better now.

Mine also started doing ghost key strokes and force closes.

Might be time for a replacement soon.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
Agreed I was going to go back to a tbolt but the the other guy backed out

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[Verizon Droid Charge] bwheelies:
I reflashed and still getting crap call quality and the phone has a lot of glitchy moments. Says "charging" on lock screen even though I am not plugged in but battery is almost dead.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
I just flashed 2.0 eclipse final and will see if anything changes

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[Verizon Droid Charge] themortalwombat:
I've never had any noise during phone calls until I updated to FP1. I'm running the stock FP1, and experience intermittant electronic glitch type noises during calls. The volume of these noises is significantly louder than the call volume. I'm going to go deaf if I keep using this phone
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
I agree I see that if the call lasts longer than 15 seconds the sound starts

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[Verizon Droid Charge] Scrappy1:
I also got the crazy loud static once with stock FP1 and never had it before. I also still get robot voice and occasionally lose outgoing voice connection. I see no voice improvements in FP1. If I wasn't so mature I would start to get mad right now.
[Verizon Droid Charge] piizzadude:
I was holding out for Tweakstock but decided last night since I was bored that I would just go all the way back to ED2 and do all the OTA's. since then I have used my phone darn close to 75 times and on all 75 calls (and I am not exaggerating this) I got either static, or one of those old timey modem noises after a minute or so.

Guess who is getting a call tonight? BTW on EP4D In the same situation I *might* have heard the static on 2 of those 75 calls. This really stinks.....
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
I guess I should do the same what number do I call to talk to a tech for a replacement

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[Verizon Droid Charge] 102mm:
i just called the CS 800 number. got the new phone today! good bye Droid Charge!
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
What phone did you get and was it your first replacement

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[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
Bump to get some answers

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[Verizon Droid Charge] mefloump:
I'm trying to get a different phone as a replacement but all support wants me to do is to try safe mode to see if an app is causing the issue, which we all know isn't the problem. Anyone ever tried it?
[Verizon Droid Charge] BlackHoleSlam:
You should just tell them it isn't working so ask what they will do and most people threaten to cancel their contracts

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[HTC One X] barondebxl:
I've watched and read many reviews of the One X including the phonearena one, and while I disagree with the total score they gave to the One X (7.5/10 I think which is ridiculous, it's better than that) i did see some lag and stutter here and there so let me explain. According to the vids, sense restarts from time to time which is very annoying on a phone with monster specs as this One. Also the browser looks inconsistent as HELL!!! I mean you double tap to zoom in an area and it shows you another part of the page. Pinch to zoom doesm seem very fluid at first but once you keep doing it its like butter but still. Again on the browser, when you scroll up and down sometimes you get this menu at the bottom page that appears and that also look annoying. I hope you can download the stock ICS browser from google play but these things shouldn't happen. I personally don't have the phone yet so I still have to check for myself but from what I saw I am very unimpressed by the browser. Don't mean to troll or whatever you called it :p
[HTC One X] Wtrt:
get Chrome Beta

Fixed. No issues with chrome beta in any way on my one x
[HTC One X] PsiAdster:
Could you post some footage of yourself playing around on the browser, please?
[HTC One X] OysterCatcheRR:
You know that there is a very good chance these stock browser issues will be sorted in the OTA update on the 5th right?
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Yea but it doesn't support flash. I just finish watching a comparison between the one s vs one x browser, the one s destroys it in speed, fluidity. I'm just saying.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Those browser issues shouldn't happen in the first place. Look at the one s my friend.
[HTC One X] McSic:
I can't recall your problems.

My HTC One X browser is super-fast, fluid and overall.. just perfect.

I absolutely love it.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
That's cool. I just saw the phonearena review that's why I'm concerned but I'm glad you like yours!
[HTC One X] tsekh501:
Just use Chrome.

It's better than the stock browser even on my Galaxy Nexus.
[HTC One X] hello00:
dude, give it 2 or 3 months your talking like the phone has been out for a year..wait till dev's start making custom roms, firmware, radios, etc..all of those problems that you see or hear are going to be fixed soon
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Yea but it doesn't support flash
[HTC One X] Bxsteez:
I use to be a huge HTC fan till the GS and GS2 but I did own the sensation in between those releases but I usually buy an HTC and wait for CM to come out for the device to fix a lot of the junk HTC does in their devices. So what i'm saying is that if it isn't a HW issue i wouldn't worry about it not being fixed some how.

Just a thought.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
You've got a point
[HTC One X] Phandemic:
So I am unsure how this all works but I was able to use Sense 4.0 on an HTC Sensation recently and it seemed to me that the browser used for Sense 4.0 is exactly the same as the Android Browser on ICS. I felt like it was snappy and responsive. Definitely impressed me :)
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
You are not alone. The browser on the one x is a mess. Unresponsive scrolling, unpredictable menu popping out at random, slow choppy zooming, funky text reflow, terrible memory management. Switching to another app or even the homescreen and back causes browser to quit and all the tabs to reload. Multitasking is non existent despite being the latest quadcore. Hate to say it but my old nexus one with a measely 512 ram and and primitive single core cpu provides better browsing and multitasks better.
[HTC One X] 777ace:
Anyone tried Dolphin with OneX?

Found it pretty awesome on my Desire, but not seeing much mention of it being used with this device...
[HTC One X] nickhuk:
This really makes me laugh.... the phone is NOT officially released until Thursday, yet ppl are complaining about software bugs

OTA's

Custom Roms

Custom Kernals

Custom Radios

Just think of the HTC One X as a nice cold pint of Guinness - "Good things come to those who wait"

Or at least wait till Thursday :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
The browser has that behavior on all ICS roms. SGSII and Galaxy Nexus included. It isn't isolated to this phone.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
I'm sorry but that is simply not true at all. The Gnexus browser is nearly perfect. Double tap zoom is very good so is pinch to zoom. I'm guessing downloading the ICS stock browser from google play might help. The one x browser is all over the place.
[HTC One X] x3phyr:
Just sayin', Phone Arena is really weird with their reviews.

Lumia 900, Windows Phone 7.5, get's a 8.

Infinitely superior One X gets a 7.8 just because it has a bulky soft keyboard(easily replaced), a clunky browser(easily replaced), etc.

Cum grano salis.
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Been using dolphin in my Arc and now in oneX, only thing with oneX is the menu bar is eating a chunk of screen real estate. I'll try to send email feedback to dolphin dev.
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
I wasn't talking about that, I was talking about the horrible memory management, which IS consistent across all three devices.
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
Scrolling delay in browser:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7pYWRXI3fw&context=C4e6b434ADvjVQa1PpcFOQndFwGcMToSD7bHbPQcPrcQgs6A9nGMQ=
[HTC One X] efrommel:
Sooo the stock browser do not work good :((( thats the point. I dont want to know the troubleshooting i want to know how it work out of the Box.

Can someone put a video using it
[HTC One X] snowwhite007:
Lol it gets better an better this phone isnt even on the shelfs yet people. There will be an OTA thatl fix this by end of the week off HTC ironed every bug out it would be christmas by the time you got it
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
Display corruption when using browser:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkjFNuawp-A&context=C4e6b434ADvjVQa1PpcFOQndFwGcMToSD7bHbPQcPrcQgs6A9nGMQ=

Happens on 2 different device and both ics and chrome browser.
[HTC One X] psp888:
HTC Sense 4 seems really good and was really considering getting this phone, but why do HTC have to mess with the stock browser. If it was made better and faster then great, but it's 10x worse, from youtube videos, the browser is slow, laggy, tabs keep refreshing when switching between them and crashes.

Just too bad, HTC you almost got my money, was gonna switch from GS2, but think I'll wait for GS3 now.
[HTC One X] Calibrae:
Sense 4 "seems" really good until you use it after a stock ICS. Then you tend to find it very overrated.

Adobe stopped dev'ing Flash for mobile browser, so I'd just drop the "has to have flash enabled" request - I've been a Flash dev for 15 years, and I agree with them, Flash player mobile is useless - and use Chrome mobile.

Anyway, there's ICS Browser+, on the market, which is very close to the stock ICS browser and works fine.
[HTC One X] appelflap:
you mean when scrolling down? That's normal. The browser is based on the ics browser and like the ics browser it monitors scroll down events. If you do a short flick down, the address bar will appear. To turn that off, just turn on quick controls in the lab settings.

BTW I'm working on ICS Browser + , also based on the original ICS Browser code. It has some nice additional features like extended quick controls , UA settings, auto reflow after pinch to zoom etc.

It seems to work pretty good on the One X.

Open for suggestions.

Market link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beansoft.browserplus (free)
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Awesome! I was hoping that you can download the ICS browser + and I'm glad it works great. I probably won't use the HTC browser, its very disappointing though. Anyway what about this update that I keep hearing about? How do people know about the April 5th update?
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
The problem is they appear randomly when scrolling. A small transparent button at the lower corner to bring up the tabs and address menu would be much better. A bigger problem is the delay between finger movement and when screen starts to scroll. As you can see from the video it sometimes responds only by the time user slid his finger all the way down the screen. Quick controls can be tricky and annoying to use. The way Dolphin browser use the menu button to exit fullscreen and show all tabs and address bar is the fastest and most intuitive IMO.

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The One X thoroughly destroys the One S in benchmarks but curiously always slower in general operations like opening apps and rendering a webpage.
[HTC One X] H-Cim:
Indeed, there is absolutely no problem with the stock browser of the One X at all. (Got the device myself too)
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Guys, below is the sight of the stock Browser glitch. Top left corner. Will upload a short video later.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[YOUTUBE]EaAeyV47W4w[/YOUTUBE]

EDIT:video uploaded

Look closely on the 1 second and 23 second mark of the video, the glitch happened there.

Doesn't happen on other browsers though, only in stock browser the glitch is happening randomly.

Anyways, there are so many other browsers to use, chrome and dolphin are good though dolphin at the moment got the menu bar at the bottom.
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
Happens on chrome too. Just tested it. Out of three device two of them have the glitch one of them is perfect with no glitch whatsoever. This is a widespread hardware issue that is not consistent between samples. Tegra 3 manufacturing problem?
[HTC One X] xmRipper:
Could anyone please record a video of Chrome Beta on HTC One X ?
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
I do have a problem with the One X browser. You zoom in, and it hangs and does a weird glitchy thing then it's ok. Zooming out does the same too, it hangs for a split second then shows you the full view.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Weird I dont have any of these problems :/ I only have one and that's a dead pixel at the top of the screen which it arrived with so ill be taking back to the shop might only be able to.see it 2% of the time but that's 2% of this beauty of a screen that is ruined sad times :(
[HTC One X] globalgpj:
+1. I have no issues with stock browser. Everything works smooth and quick. Fastest brower I have ever used. Better than my SG2 ! :)
[HTC One X] hamdir:
also found no problem in the browser it was very smooth, smoothest stock browser ever

let's hope nativestranger is wrong and there are no bad tegra3s allowed out of foundry...this is the most worrying since an update can not fix this

strangely AP33 is supposed to be a revision, remember this?

semiaccurate.com/2011/08/04/a-look-at-tegra-3-3-3-and-4/
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Have you tried zooming in and out of theverge.com? Load the full site, then double tap zoom in and back out.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
The stock browser is the best I've ever used!

Theverge.com full website (not mobile), works perfectly for me.

Smooth page scrolling, text is wrapping when zooming in, zoom in & out transitions are smooth.

What's the problem?

Stock browser is awesome!
[HTC One X] jedi5diah:
some reviewers are getting dumb n dumber esp phonearena...

as most of us already know the screen flash is for the auto fit text function.
[HTC One X] kythor:
I like the stock a lot too. But my only gripe (sort of a deal breaker for me) is that it doesn't have "Open link in a new tab" feature! That's just nuts :D

Maybe the next OTA will fix this?
[HTC One X] trosa001:
sense crashing

I am definately getting the on browser exit sense crash issue.

my one x is brand new from vodafone in australia. when i exit "a" browser, it resets sense

this happens on the stock browser, the ICS+ browser and boat browser. they are the only three i have tried.

It always happens when i close the browser after streaming a flash video which i would imagine is intense on the system.

sometimes after normal plain website browsing and then close, it does not reset sense

is this just a matter of the dev's optimising the browsers for ICS and sense 4.0??

cause to be honest, its really annoying and a hassle to have to wait for sense to restart
[HTC One X] tsleng:
Stock browser is fine for me. But I also use chrome which is very nice!
[HTC One X] trosa001:
well i just read somewhere else in the android forums, that you have to disable fast boot in power settings.

i did this and so far it doesnt seem to reset sense now. will try for another day and report back
[HTC One X] lewyharvey:
Just long press any link and you get the option to open in new tab
[HTC One X] vincenzo697:
Me too experiencing the sense reset after exiting in all browsers from market and the stock one too, but I have another problem with the internet, after one or two minutes in use it stops working and it happens with both the Wi-Fi and 3g, anyone else has the same problem and did you fix it? Thanks
[HTC One X] kythor:
Well I've been using a lot of iPhone's stock browser and it has the same long press option for new tab, just saying that I tried doing that on HOX's stock too and didn't work.

Just realised that depending on the site's link, a long press can sometimes give me the vertical option to open a new tab, or the row link for "copy, search, share" options (highlight)

And the particular link I tested is kinda special? It keeps highlighting the link when I long press it. So I thought there's no new tab option! Silly me.
[HTC One X] peacekeeper05:
HTC did a terrible job at optimizing the power of tegra 3 :/.
[HTC One X] ahellary:
i ve browsed alot with it and its all good here
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
Asus also did a terrible job optimzing the tegra 3 for TF prime? The TF prime was actually slower in browser performance compared to TF101. Or is it more likely that most applications like browser can not be efficiently coded to max out 4 cores? We never saw a significant increase in performance between a single core Sensation XL and the dual core Sensation XE in browser or general UI performance. We are hardly maxing out dual cores. So why would anyone expect a quad core to give a significant advantage over dual core in everyday tasks such as browsing?
[HTC One X] peacekeeper05:
I never said that the prime was better in browsing. But overall performance seems better on the prime. The prime has less software issues too when it came out. And youtube videos featuring the LG optimus 4X's browser shows how much smoother and responsive the 4X is (the 4X is even on an beta software). Even the browser on the Sensation seems to be a lot better.
[HTC One X] Basil3:
I've said it before, I'll say it again. Stock browser with quick controls activated in labs is smooth and user friendly. Sure, chrome is fast and smooth, but because it is basic and lacks features.
[HTC One X] nativestranger:
6:27 of this video shows the laggy zoom on the One X but the One S is unaffected.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un8eFqUA6S0
[HTC One X] more2come:
Well, I dug out this topic because the stock browser really bothers me. I don't want to hear "Use Chrome!!1!!one!" or "Opera is teh 1337".

The stock browser suffers from major performance issues and really is a letdown. Even if Flash is deactivated, zooming and scrolling still suffers from lag.

Because Dolphin & Co. use the same stock engine, it won't get any better with any of them. Automatic text reflow is a pain in the ass, too.

It seems to come all down to the Sense ROM, because using the stock browser in CM9 (by TripNRaver) is a completely different experience, it's sooooo much faster and smoother! I really do hope that HTC is going to fix that in a future release, four cores and a strong GPU should be able to render nearly ANY page without a hitch.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
What software version are you on, all the browser issues were sorted ages ago as far as I can tell.
[HTC One X] more2come:
Latest ROM base, I'm running InsertCoin 6.2.2 . It got a little better, but you can try it yourself: load the desktop-page of engadget, enable Flash, let it load until the loading bar is gone (takes some time) and scroll/pinch-zoom through the page. Stuttering ang lagging-galore awaits! And no, it didn't happen on my dual-core SGS2, neither on TW-ROM, nor on AOSP-ROM. As I said, on CM9 it doesn't stutter either.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Takes a few seconds to load the multitude of flash objects, facebook buttons, g+ buttons, Twitter buttons, iframes, external affiliate content, badly positioned analytics script, excessive article teasers, excessive large images, etc and then it's fine, slightly choppy on pinch zoom but takes less than a second to catch up. The problem there is a badly constructed page. In fairness to them, that why they have a mobile site.

I know you'll say other mobile browsers can handle it, and arguably, you could, therefore, say these browsers are superior but in reality, they're just different, may compress images, etc etc.

You're not wrong, as such, but it seems such a non issue, you can choose to live with it, use the mobile site, or download a "superior" browser. I use dolphin, they're working on getting rid of the menu bar too. I notice you said of dolphin... "wont" be any better, I am reading into that you haven't tried it and are assuming, as evidenced by the fact that it is flawless when viewed in dolphin.

Each to their own but imho you have to be trying to find fault in order to bothered by it.
[HTC One X] more2come:
I understand what you're trying to say, it's called desktop site for a reason. My point is, that HTC could have done better, using the power of four cores for a better browsing experience. Due to the One X's brilliant screen, it is my daily choice for browsing when I'm on the go.

Besides, have you tried the Opera Mobile browser? It runs kinda choppy, seems to run on just one core, I guess.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
No, I use dolphin, and engadget loads fast, and flows fast. You have stated it "wont" be better, you should have tried it because you're wrong, it is.

Also, this is an ICS issue, not an HTC one. ICS browser + has the exact same behavior.
[HTC One X] Quiksilver78:
Funny, the browser is the last thing I actually use on my One X lol

Engadget has an app, so I'd use that instead. You could also use Google Currents maybe? Google Reader for offline reading on the go?
[HTC One X] more2come:
Well, I don't really get why the ICS browser on CM9 performs so much better then. Same thing goes for Samsung's ICS browser on the SGS 2. It's the same tile based rendering method, but it is just that much faster. Must be something within the Sense framework. Don't get me wrong, I love my One X, but that's something I like to moan about ;-)

Edit: Okay, I might found the answer here. I monitored the system behaviour while loading pages with massive content. When I experience some major lags, the system starts closing apps in the background, which means it needs to free the space for the very demanding browser app. This might be the reason why CM9 outperforms the Sense ROM, because it is so bloated and just feasts on available main memory.