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[Motorola Atrix 2] kisnerct:
Hey all,

So basically the wifi/Bluetooth hardware has crapped out on this phone and since there's no Atrix 4g anymore they're sending me an Atrix 2 MB865 tomorrow.

Having tried a lot of different ROMs on the 4g my favorite by far is the NEUTRINO ROM ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1398819 ).

I was curious if anyone had also made the switch from the 4g to the 2 and if they can reccomend a comparable ROM. I'll probably have to try what's available and find out for myself, but any guidance is appreciated!

Thanks.
[Motorola Atrix 2] smgulsby:
RebelRom or VictoryRom easy to install debloated, really responsive.

Supercharged V5, excellent Rom, bit more to install. Probably the best as well.

I use VictoryRom because I don't have the patience to install Supercharged.

Waiting for the release of RebelRom stable.

Well I am sure none of this helped!

Really you cannot go wrong with any of them, it's a matter of taste.

ATRIX 2 / Victory Rom
[Motorola Atrix 2] KEB64:
I would say VictoryRom is closest to that. Atrix 4G's bootloader is unlocked right? Atrix 2 is not. So there are workarounds that make installing ROMs a different process.

Sent via Tapatalk with VictoryRom_v1.1
[Motorola Atrix 2] eL_MeXiCaNo:
Use victory Rom for simplicity and closest to stock

Rebel Rom for a bit tweaked and sony-like launcher

Supercharged Rom for heavy tweaking and slight theming

Blaze Rom for both heavy tweaking and heavy theming

But the rom you wanted is based off cyanogen mod, our bootloader is locked therefore our customizations are limited and cyanogen mod isn't available for the atrix 2 yet.
[Motorola Atrix 2] kisnerct:
Thanks for the replies. It is going to be hard not having cyanogenmod...to the point where I may sell the phone and opt for an SGS II for the time being which I hate to say because I love my Atrix :(.

Are there still folks working on unlocking the bootloader? I read the project cheesecake thread but it seems it's been going on forever with no real progress.
[Motorola Atrix 2] moofree:
Some folks are working on CM7 for the Atrix 2 (using the 2nd init method iirc).

Last I heard it was close to testing...
[Motorola Atrix 2] farshad525hou:
People (mainly Jim) are working on a method to get around the bootloader (bypass it) using kexec. It's maybe a couple weeks from being released. And wer're getting ICS sometime in July officially. We'll probably have a leaked version months before allowing us to get CM9 in. SO I HIGHLY RECOMMEND NOT SELLING YOUR PHONE. That is all.
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Couldn't have said it better myself.

Jim is working on bypassing the bootloader and CM7 so you will probably see the two released around the same time.
[Motorola Atrix 2] farshad525hou:
that too :P
[Motorola Atrix 2] kisnerct:
Got the phone, rooted it and not even bothering with a ROM atm, just some tweaks (remove bloatware, deblur, launcher, cpu etc).

Honestly, in just the first day I'm liking this phone a bit more than the Atrix 4g. Phone is snappy, my speedtests are insane (don't know if it's true 4g lte, but I live in Boston and I got about 10mb/s down earlier, 1.5up), and the screen/colors seem a lot better than the 4g but that could just be all in my head due to the slightly larger screen size.

So I'm not gonna jump ship and go SGS II, just going to be patient and wait for the unlocked bootloader :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sookieball:
Simply cuz I've read nothing but how jelly bean is gonna be the next HC. Tablet special ya get me?

But either way, I feel that Google may just not even update our Gnex to key lime pie either...

Nexus S and the 4g model barely got away with getting ota ICS. which I didn't believe we'd get either.

Guess I wanna see others opinions and sources if any that jelly bean may or may not be tablet specific.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T4rd:
It's way to early to speculate, but I can can almost guarantee you that Google will not release another tablet or phone specific OS. The whole point of ICS was to unify the OS across the phones and tablets. Doing something like 3.0/Honeycomb again would be a complete regression back into Developer hell, so Google has no incentive whatsoever to do something like that again. The only reason they made Honeycomb in the first place was just so they could get somewhat competitive in the tablet market because 2.3 or older on a tablet was just horrible.

I can also (almost) guarantee you that the Galaxy Nexus will see at least one major software update. I don't see hardware taking off more than it has the past couple years to the point that the GNex can't keep up for at least the next 18 months or so. But it's way to early to accurately speculate so I wouldn't even worry about it right now anyways.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
I'd like to see where you read that? Makes absolutely no sense. All anyone has said is how big of a failure Honeycomb was an how ICS is made for both phones and tablets. Why in the world would they throw all of that away and go back to 2 different OSes for tablets and phones?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shayla28:
I'd say, with 1GB of RAM, dual 1.2Ghz processor and a 4.65" screen; the Galaxy Nexus will be able to keep up with innovations for a while as hardware can't progress much further without a new battery technology being developed to power the dual quad core processor, 1GB GPU, 4GB RAM, 128GB flash memory and 1080p/i screens for example.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sookieball:
It was a tweet from I believe phonedog a week or so ago,

They just said they think it might go that way.

Also another tweet led me to another write up by Idk who that they wouldn't be surprised if jelly bean just never hits phone status.

Which is kinda how nexus s went from 2.3 to 4.0 ya know? Like they would just skip jelly bean all together and jump right into KLP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Unlawful:
Our Nexus will most likely if not definitely get at least 1 software upgrade (the supposed Jelly Bean Update). The reason Nexus S didn't get HC was because HC was a tablet-OS and it would be counter-intuitive to port it to smaller screened and less powerful devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sookieball:
Oh yeah totally. They did try to get HC ported but to no avail. I kinda hope we do t get jelly bean though. I have a feeling we'll be skipped right to KLP. I came from a nexus s 4g and let me tell ya, I absolutely LOVED that damn fone. When they gave ns4g gummy rom, that was the ****. By far was the smoothest and functional rom available. There was no need for an OTA.

now I hope the same thing happens for gnex. If we get a crazy awesome aosp rom build of either JB or KLP ILL be ecstatic.

Gotta love developers. Wish I had the nogin to contribute.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
I'm perfectly happy with ICS and could care less.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DaLoona:
Wasnt Jellybean an April fools hoax???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
Jellybean ISNT a hoax. The Supposed leadked release on 1st April, unsurprisingly, was.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exb0:
ICS is barely even out and you wanna talk about JellyBean? Really? Be thankful of what you have. and no, if google releases another tablet only android os it'll be ruining what they worked so hard on for ICS, unifying tablet and phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hEaTLoE:
Even if it isn't official...I'm sure we'll get a port.

I came from the DInc which came originally with Froyo. By the time I got my GNex I was already running ICS with hardware accel for a few months....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Google_Nexus:
i think hardware is different... the newest nexus the gallery is outdated as it is only duel core and not quad core like htc has. But i do wish that the nexus line would be the top of the top with experimental hardware such as the first phone with hexacore cpu, quad hd screen, 1tb of onboard storage (for games and movies) 32gb of ram and 64gb of rom and eye tracking for the security along with voice security to unlock and facial as well as both must match to unlock. also 3d heads up display...

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i always want the newest thing which is why i also duel boot with windows 8 cp. its the see i got something first... oh samsung said i cant run ics on the of epic 4g??? well CM9 runs.... take that sammy.... but i do miss some things like the dialer from tw. as i could just swip to dial and text real cool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
There are not many mainstream devices running that hardware and you would like to see that in a phone? Those specs set you back a few thousand dollars in a PC so even if they squished half that in a phone it would be 1st Gen car phone size, probably $50k and you'd have to carry the battery on a dolly or segway.

bow chicka wow wow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
ICS has been out for 6 months.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DaLoona:
They already have such a device....its called a notebook/laptop/desktopcomputer...

You obviously don't have a clue about hardware...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] automaddux:
First off,

haven't you ever heard you can't believe everything you see on t.v. Well the same holds true for the internet. Google iPhone 5 rumors and look at all the photos of design ideas that "most people" believe, or at least want YOU to believe, that it will in fact be the next iPhone.

Second,

You're actually listening to a guy who calls himself Idk, aka, I don't know? I mean, that's a dead giveaway right there.

I'm sure some adventurous developer did try to port 3.0 to a phone but there is a reason it was unsucessful, IT WASN'T DESIGNED FOR PHONES!

+1 running Liquid's finest and haven't looked back since
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stretlow:
Not entirely accurate is it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] turdbogls:
there is no way google is going to go back to one OS for phones and another for tablets....just doesn't make sense.

and i have a very good feeling we will get JB, and at least, unofficially, KLP or whatever they call it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mixmaster333:
Unfortunately for those on Verizon, with how long it's taken them to push out 4.0.4, I doubt we'll officially see many updates let alone the next Android OS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] automaddux:
we might. I guess I am an optimistic but the last two Nexus devices got to see an official update and look at the first one. Might not have an official version but N1 definitely has ics running on it. If Verizon does decide to jack us on the next update I will definitely terminate my services with them.
[HTC One X] toonhead85:
Has anyone pre ordered from negri electronics? I did about a week ago and I keep hearing they don't have them yet. I'm almost considering canceling my order and placing offer with handtec our summer place that is shipping already.

thoughts?

David
[HTC One X] hello00:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1578100

I just spoke with them and they said they will have them this fri..
[HTC One X] spridell:
I was thinking of ordering from Negri too since I have ordered from them in the past and they have been great. But from what they are saying they dont know for sure when they will ship out and how many and what color they will get in.

I ordered from Handtec last night. I am in New York and already got my shipping from fedex will be delivered tomorrow morning.

Give them a try. They are also cheaper then Negri.
[HTC One X] motionUS:
How does the warranty work with handtec if shipping to the US.
[HTC One X] Negri Electronics:
HTC One X

Thank you for your messages.

The HTC One X should be shipping out to Pre-Orders on 4/6 or 4/7. As of right now we will have only the Black (Grey) color arriving. As of today we are able to fill all current pre-orders this Friday/Saturday. However if you purchase now and we do not receive enough stock to fill your order and we ship next week we will discount your order for you to match any price online* at the current time of shipment. We want you to be first with the product, but if you aren't we want you to save money when buying from us.

Let us know if you wish to cancel, we can do so quickly. Please note that while overseas companies may have a better price, the shipping and import duties and fees often end up being more than if you were to purchase from a US Company. (Plus you run the risk of possible delays due to Customs/FCC).

We want you to be happy, so whatever you need to do in order to accomplish that - please do. We are always here and will do whatever is needed to assist you in your purchase or cancellation.

*We will only match prices of approved online stores/sites.
[HTC One X] angusbrasil:
Great news! Your order has shipped, and should arrive soon. Your credit card has successfully been charged for this order.

Order date: Mar 27, 2012 12:47 AM GMT-03:00

AT LAST !!!!!
[HTC One X] FtrV8:
Mines too!!:D

Just like they said it would ship today.
[HTC One X] F4M0U569:
This is just embarrasing, will never use them ever again..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586735&page=2

I don't know what is wrong with you or what but you may have a cranial rectum inversion. I don't care if they don't have no control over this. They should be ashamed of themselves for what they did to some people. How would you feel if I own a company and hold your money for 14 days? Yea that's what I thought..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GoodVibrant-ions:
I just got my HTC View. I rooted my Samsung vibrant without any problems a year or so ago and flashed many roms and kernels and even made a couple themes for some roms. I know the main idea here at XDA is if you don't know.....read. I've read a lot and I'm still confused so here goes...

This HTC stuff is different from Samsung. I think I understand it now but am I correct that there's nothing I can do to gain root If I have software number 1.18.651? Am I able to S-off with that software version? Can someone point me to a thread for help? Much appreciation...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mitchellvii:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1409306
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GoodVibrant-ions:
I've read in that thread some. My big question is whether or not I can S-off with my software version. My view came with 1.18.651.1 stock and I can't find any info on that SW version.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GoodVibrant-ions:
Nevermind. After re-reading I found that its the hboot version and not software version I need to be worried about. I have hboot version 1.09.000 so I'm golden....I think.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GoodVibrant-ions:
That was my problem. I needed to know my hboot version. For anyone having trouble go to settings>applications>disable fast boot. Then power down. Hold down volume key and power for ten seconds or so. You will see skating androids and your hboot version will be listed.

I'm s-off and rooted. XDA rocks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
I don't own a nexus but I considered buying that beautiful phone many times. But now I think I'm gonna get the HTC One X. What do you guys think of that phone? Any of you getting it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
It's a nice phone.....but not worth the upgrade from a Galaxy Nexus.

Tegra 3 ain't too great for starters. But luckily they have a Krait option in the One XL.

The protruding camera has poised to be a small problem also.

And it's just so damn expensive right now.

Will probably end up holding this GN till the next nexus device comes out as I just got it. Unless the SGSIII is too damn amazing to pass up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
Sweet thanks for your opinion. Apparently the 4.0.4 update turn the nexus into a super beast, it looks very nice and fast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Uhh. Its not a Nexus. Kbye.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
..... Ok goodnight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
But in all seriousness, don't think you'll find many people with the Galaxy Nexus who will dump it for a Sense device, a mere 4 months (at most) into owning the GNex. Just not that big of an upgrade, even if it was stock Android 4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
Cool I respect that. There is no doubt that the nexus is an awesome phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
I'm not a fan of tegra 3 really, omap or qualcom preference. But the one x looks stunning. And I want HTC to sell a ton of these to get back in the game and mix things up.

Nexus always for me...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
Camera is a lot better than I expected on the Nexus. Was expecting the worse, took a few snaps after updating to 4.0.4 and it's pretty good. White balance and color tones etc...are true and accurate.

In low light, there's a bit of noise but it's to be expected. Because it's 5MP can tell some shots just can't get all the detail when zoomed in and looking at the pics.

But the One X camera is a beast. The 4FPS is nuts, it's just continuous and stays in focus too for the most part. But it seems that it still isn't the best which is surprising. Just competitive with the other best camera smartphones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
Will you get the one X? I think I saw you at the one x forum.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
Yea i'm over there looking at threads and replying and stuff.

Probably not now that I got a Galaxy Nexus. I was thinking about getting the AT&T version when it came out but I probably wont now. Doesn't seem worth it.

I might use my upgrade on an iPhone 5 or something or SGSIII depending on how the phones are.

Then sell one of them for the new Nexus in November/december
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DroidDavi:
While the phone nerd in me wants the newest toys I know I would hate sense. I hear its gotten a lot better but I love plain Android. I tried miui and restored my back up 5 min later lol

Sent from my iPhone smashing Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
I think One X is a significant upgrade:

1. cpu is almost twice as powerful

2. gpu is 2-3 times more powerful

3. camera is a LOT better accoridng to reviews

4. Display is apprantely the best on a smartphone ever. (this one may not be a very big deal for us but still a good upgrade)

5. Design is just awesome, seems a lot more robust and slim than gnexus.

When it falls short is the software. I've never owned an andorid phone other than gnexus so I don't know: do you guys think vanilla ics will be fully functional on this phone and when do you think it'd be available?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XAviierG:
I'll try and get it when it comes to ATT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trixnix:
Hmm. Lets see how market and the xda devs what will do. For me xda devs are pretty much a factor when buying android phones :)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
From my experience......AOSP on any other phone besides a Nexus is nice, but it just doesn't feel right. There are some small minor things here and there that just makes you want a Nexus instead so you don't have to deal with the little bugs.

It will definitely get Vanilla ICS eventually, idk how long....it looks like the One X will have a good dev community behind it. A lot of people are thinking it's one of the great phones ever lol

The CPU is better, but its literally just 2 more cores of the cortex-A9 which is what we're running also. And nothing is really utilizing it efficiently.

GPU is better but thats not hard honestly. Nvidia apparently isn't using any real new tech in it, they said it themselves somewhere. I'd wait for "Keplar" to be in it with Tegra 4 revision.

Screen is a toss up, it could be a lot better, and it might not...idk i don't have one lol. I have a feeling its nice, but idk if its a drastic improvement over SAMOLED HD.

Either way....best to know what Samsung does with SGSIII before making any decision. It might turn out like the SGSII and Sensation where SGSII just ended up smoking it. Though, the Sensation had a great dev community and definitely one of the largest outside the Nexus, and SGS series phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
Totally agree
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irishrally:
I'm usually on a one phone a year cycle with the Nexus phones, but since my GN screen is cracked I will probably jump on the SIII early summer and then sell that for the new Nexus and Jellybean at the end of the year. If the SIII comes packed with a bad ass Exynos processor then I'll definitely do this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
One thing about the nexus though, how strong is the screen? I mean it's not gorilla glass. Is it really resistant?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IINexusII:
Definitely a great phone, i doubt ill be trading my Nexus for it though. i have convinved an iPhone user to buy it for his next upgrade so ill get to try it out :D

It is similar to GG in terms of scratch resistance, from personal experiences using SII and now GN. Sand seems to be the only thing that scratches it, so make sure u dont take it unprotected to the beach :). it wont be as strong though, but under normal day to day conditions it should be fine, scores well in drop tests.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bazzawhite:
No removable battery is disappointing in the One series. I'm also not a fan of Sense having owned desire and hero previously.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robrob777:
For me I like the X.

Camera (looks like the best so far)

I don't like

*No removable battery, We have the option to use other, bigger batteries.

*The case is made out of Metal, this is not good for the Signal, wifi, BT.

*Screen is not AMOLED, I like the contrast in Gnexus

*Battery life seems aweful, according to reviews. I have good battery life with the Nexus.

*Notification light (if any) it is bury behing the speaker grill, GNexus has a beautiful notification light

*Sense

*Carrier IQ?

*Micro SIM.

Don't know If I like

Capacitive buttons, in the Nexus you can have the option of search button (custom ROM)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
Camera doesn't look to be the best according to review. Up there with the top, but surprisingly not best.

Case also isn't made out of metal. It's made out of polycarbonate plastic with a matte finish so it has a more premium feel compared to regular plastic.

They also solved signal problems with a metal unibody for the most part. The radio part is housed in like a plastic casing compared to the main metal structure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rtimoff:
http://translate.google.com/transla.../www.mobile-review.com/review/htc-one-x.shtml

Turned out to be not good enough
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davidstech11:
The One X looks great. I have had NO problem at all with phones that can't remove the battery. I seen what that processor can go with games and its amazing that it can come in a smartphone now. I may order it myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
I was mostly talking about the gsm version with krait s4 which is a huge improvement over TI, at least in terms of gpu (2 times fps). Apps don't need reoptimization since it's dual core.

and screen is not really a toss up:

I'm personally gonna wait for google I/O and sg3 announcements to make my decision.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loonsy:
Used to run MIUI during the gingerbread days, also tried miui just to see how well they did with ics, restored my backup too. The new MIUI this time seems really badly implemented.

Also after coming from Samsung Galaxy S, HT CDesire HD, Samsung Galaxy S II, Samsung Galaxy Note. I now love my Nexus. Having updates first, fixes first, and a whole myriad of custom roms available, easiest phone to lock/unlock, root, etc. What else can you ask for. Also running AOKP r29 4.0.4 with Franco Nightly Kernel r121, the Galaxy Nexus run really well.

My 2cents.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meeporox:
Looks like a great phone and probably better than my nexus. However, after using stock ICS for few months now, and with the updated 4.0.4 which make it smoother, I don't think I will go back to any non stock ICS device.

Might consider the price has come down and there is a solid and stable custom pure ICS rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LuffyPSP:
hehe lets leave together. Not a Nexus is meh~~ #kbye!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zok-star:
phone looks interesting! Like that it has 32GB storage compare to our 16GB..

Might be between SGIII or this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
No, stop trolling this forum
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] F4M0U569:
I will be getting it for sure no doubt about that. Watch this community die as you will seing everyone switching to 1X. GN ain't got nothing on 1X