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[HTC One X] lokiderelb:
I know. I hadn't install a reader now so i just wanted to show the pdf version.

When i hold both phones the feeling is better on the One X. Even if its bigger it feels lighter and the screen that shows no gap between glas and screen looks bigger. The X is about 2mm wider with i just don't feel or see. It's about 1cm longer which is positivly noticeable. It's up to 2mm thinner which i notice immensely. The X has not the metal felling which i realy loved but i think i will get used to it because polycarbonate is a much higher quality.
[HTC One X] tommy2601:
Your review has been very helpfull for all the prospective one x buyers...thanx
[HTC One X] myself11:
I love my HD2 and its build quality, but I tend to hold it long time with just 2 fingers for bed reading and I find the metal feeling and it's weight a little bit unconfortable, so I really hold high expectations for One X in this regard.

P.S.: THANKS for measuring HD2 and One X. I really appreciated.
[HTC One X] singcheng:
thanks for the heads up.

I am also planning to migrate from HD2 to One X soon.

I am not so heavy user of internal storage so the microSD shouldn't be an issue for me but mostly likely I gotta buy a portable charger :(
[HTC One X] molecule_cc:
Thanks a lot man for the great review. I guess that there are a lot of people migrating from the HD2 to the one X .. and this proves that they are both great devices ;) .. but i honestly am gonna miss my HD2 :rolleyes:, it is one of the best phones that HTC manufactured.
[HTC One X] SamStone:
Thanks for the review lokiderelb, I was a happy HD2 owner for a couple of years myself but I did have a couple of newer HTC phones in between. The HD2 was ahead of its time and I feel the same way about the One X, I can't see another phone beating it out for best mobile phone on the planet any time soon :)
[HTC One X] myself11:
Are you guys going or have already sold your HD2?

I will only do it if besides One X I also get GNote/Titan. But I'll probably keep my HD2. It's just to great to sell.
[HTC One X] drramana:
I am like you moving from HD2 to One X. I am expecting my device after Easter. I don't use SD card much and I think lack of SD expansion slot not going to make much difference for me.

I hope we will have some instructions/videos to replace the internal battery before we go to that stage of every 6 hours charging.
[HTC One X] lokiderelb:
I will keep my HD2. Also its a little broken cause of the not funktional usb port and the little dirt behind the screen, which comes from a not so lucky try to repair it by myselfe. I have 3 Batterys for the HD2 and i think i can take it for trekking tours. Its resistable and it s awsome for navigation and my new One X will be happy to stay at home when im going trought the dirt.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watt9493:
I'm currently on gummy ics. I want to go back to a stock based from for a little while. How would I go about doing this? And could I nandroid back and forth?

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] icol451:
You can use ODIN, but first you must download Atlas Pit file and EH03 gingerbread stock rom.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AtropineNa:
not sure why this isn't sticked, but this guy/gal is legit

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1238070
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gam3r 4 Life:
Hello guys/ gals. Just picked up a new 10.1 7510 at Target for $315 clearanced. Rooted, CWM, and Overcome Rom so far. Quick question, and yes I searched for this and didnt find anything. Is there any easier way to clear out notifications other than one by one? Ive got a 7.7, and Ive had other honeycomb tabs, and they have a "Clear" button that clears all the notifications. Just seems weird that this one doesnt, unless I am missing something. Thanks :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpappas87:
You're not missing anything Honeycomb does not have an option to clear all notifications at once.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gam3r 4 Life:
My galaxy tab 7.7 on honeycomb 3.2 has a clear button, so strange that the 10.1 doesn't.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpappas87:
From what I can find Honeycomb doesn't have a clear all option for notifications it seems weird to me that your tab 7.7 did. Did it have it stock? I don't know why Samsung would add it to the 7.7 and not the 10.1. It would be nice to have both.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gam3r 4 Life:
Yes. My 7.7 is stock with the clear button. Maybe its a different version of touchwiz?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikeny:
The 7.0 plus also has clear all.

Welcome to Android fragmentation.
[HTC One X] jandeltron:
What is the diference between "htc ONE X" and "htc ONE XL?
[HTC One X] Bernardos70:
The L in XL is for LTE, more specifically, AT&T's LTE. Tegra 3 does not support LTE yet, so the AT&T XL has the Snapdragon S4 dual core processor instead of Nvidia's offering.
[HTC One X] saifullah90:
is that true that the S4 are better then tegra?
[HTC One X] Stiflerlv:
Depends. For now, it could be better. But the reason dual core is better than quad core - most applications dont have support for quad core, they usualy use only 1 or 2 cores. At that point S4 cores are better then tegra3.

If you will do some gaming, with tegra3 games, tegra3 > S4 by alot. If you will use normal apps, then S4 could handle better.

I suggest you to w8 for XL versions to be out, so ppl can test X vs XL. So far tests was made S vs X, and it cant be 100% accurate, because the S version got smaller resolution, so the processing power compared to job it have to do is better on S version, then its on X.
[HTC One X] ElMaghraby1995:
tegra 3 is much better and has a geat advantage specially in benchmarks
[HTC One X] Yasounet:
You are gonna get a golden shovel mate, you just digged out 9 months old thread ;)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sorraia3:
I'm having an ongoing issue with my MT4G running CM7.1 where it will randomly reboot and take a day or two to stabilize again.

The issue is that whenever it is rebooted, whether randomly or on purpose, it just starts freezing after boot. It loads to the home screen, sometimes even runs for a few minutes then it freezes, forcing me to pop the battery and reboot. This then continues for a whole day sometimes two before it stays up and working. Then about a week or so later it will reboot randomly and the cycle repeats.

I'm trying to find a way to view any logs that might help me figure out what is doing this. I believe it may have something to do with the SD-EXT because if I unmount the SD card before reboot, it powers up fine to all of the internal default stuff. If I then mount the SD card after it is booted it finds all external apps fine. It does not find anything on the SD-EXT though. I use S2E for the SD-EXT and everything has been fine for months now. I'm guessing it is some app that is installed to SD-EXT but need to figure out which.

So I was wondering if there is an app out there or any way to view all of the log files even after a reboot. I looked into LogThis, neat little app btw, but it does not log if there is a reboot and obviously if the phone is rebooting I do not have time to run the app. :-/

Is there some way to do a dump file upon reboot or crash? Anything, please. Thank you!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
If you can duplicate the reboot at will, run logcat through adb. When it reboots export the logcat to a text file.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sorraia3:
more detail, please... what's the command in adb to do this?

I can just do a reboot myself, and then when it comes back up it will start doing the crashing cycle again. Will this log method get all of that?

I honestly would rather not reboot myself as I just got it back today after a 2-day loop. If I hook it up after it reboots on it's own again, will this still work to show me what happens when it freezes?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
http://sites.google.com/site/androidhowto/how-to-1/save-logcat-to-a-text-file

As this runs externally it catches pretty much everything. You cannot solve the problem until you identify its cause. Its up to you.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sorraia3:
Thanks. I will give it a try, but my daughter is travelling this weekend so I need my phone on and don't want to chance not being able to get it back. I will check out your suggestion after. Thanks!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sorraia3:
OK, so I finally got around to trying your logcat suggestion and I now have several very very long detailed log files saved on the desktop. I don't suppose there's a guide for newbs out there telling me how to read these darn things and figure out what's going wrong, is there?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] circuit.007:
So i don't know about you guys but i hate the vlingo car home app that came with the note. I finally got the original car home app working great on my note. So thought i would let you guys know i did it. Steps:

1) go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1569027 and download the car home apk, 4th post.

2) install apk

3) once you install the apk it will not show up in your app drawer

4)flash the launcher from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1081009 (i guess you could get the apk from here too..) be sure to wipe cache and dalvik cache before flashing.

5) reboot and the icon should be in the app drawer and it should open and ask you if you want to use voice search (vlingo) or car home. And it works perfectly so far for me
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mobius911:
Can also try Car Home Ultra, which is (or appears to be) the new version of the original Car Home. I've been using that and like it better than both the Vlingo car app and the original Car Home app. Car Home Ultra is in the market for free.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Barry (NJ):
I've been using Car Home Ultra Free for a few days now and like it, but I think it's got an expiration after 15 days or so, and then you need to buy it. I like it and I will buy it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ship It City:
+1 works very well for what i use it for while driving !!
[HTC Sensation] invisiblebm:
Hi to all. I'm using latest update for Sensation xe (gingerbread). It's the best soft. my phone ever ran. Recently I decided to upgrade to ICS , but I'm very, very disappointed, because of speed and sound quality. I tried every single ICS in here. I can't compare the sound from GB to ICS. Simply GB wins in all aspects. Also there are only 3 roms (ICS) working for me. In all others favorites and downloaded applications can not be pressed. If I try to run application from there , just happens nothing. I'm pressing many times, but the screen is unresponsive. How I said before, only in 3 roms those features works fine. ARHD, Coredroid and Virtuous Quattro. The sound quality is still on very low level, compared to GB roms. Thanks for your attention. Sorry for my bad English, I'm still studying.:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FlorisNL:
Hey guys,

Which files in Touchwiz30launcher do I have to modify if I want 5 icons in the dock? I already edited an xml but when i tried to add one it is added but one of the other apps is gone off the screen.. Help?

Floris
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FlorisNL:
Bump... can anybody help me?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kbohinski:
Hey,

I found this dock and thought I'd share it.

IMPORTANT : To work with a Galaxy Nexus, you need thicker paper.

If anyone has mods of this please share! :)

I would post the link but I'm new here.

dessinemoiunobjet[dawt]com/iphone-and-itouch-paper-stand-dock-letter-us-size/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darrendm:
http://www.dessinemoiunobjet.com/iphone-and-itouch-paper-stand-dock-letter-us-size/

Haha interesting
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
Yea I made it and posted it in the other thread where you originally posted it in. It works quite well but like you said thicker stock is needed. I thought mine was pretty thick but it just wasn't thick enough.

I also made some mods to the template. Nothing extreme really just wider so the whole phone can fit with none of the phone hanging over and the spot that the nexus sits on is wider so the phone doesn't slide down it.

I was thinking though with that dock of maybe using paper mache to strengthening it up and then when it is strong enough possibly cutting some holes in it for making it a dock for pogo pins.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
Zut alors, the DL page for the template is non trouvee.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
use this link here there is a zip file in the first comment

http://www.dessinemoiunobjet.com/iphone-and-itouch-paper-stand-dock/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kbohinski:
Hello Again, JohnnyG!

Yeah, I just wanted to show it to a broader audience based on your happy response! I thought it would be a dock for a certain audience lol.

Do you happen to have your template to upload, I'd like to see your mods :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
Well if you insist

Left side is the original template size and right side is my modified one.

So some mods that I made:

- Stretched the width of the dock to the length of the nexus

- Extended the full length of the dock over the width of two papers ( I found some spare bristol board to make the bigger dock with)

-I widened the flat part where the nexus' pogo pins rest so it can rest better on something.

- I made the triangle part in the back taller so the phone can rest on something better and higher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaze one:
That's awesome. Going green for real.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leelaa:
What is it used for?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipper23:
the title of this thread pretty much explains it i think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kvizz:
mind uploading your template?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
Alright here are two templates I made that were modified of the original from the link. Follow the video tutorial on the website as mine folds the same way as the original (obviously since it was based off it)

This one is the length of one page: http://i39.tinypic.com/10ql4xk.png

This one is the length of two pages: http://i41.tinypic.com/68he13.png

One thing I should mention the dotted lines (on the one paged template at the bottom of the image and the dotted lines on the two paged template on the left most side of the image) were intended to be folded underneath the slanted part of the stand just to add some stability to it. However to add more stability you can make it a bit longer so you can fold (and glue) those flaps to the bottom of the stand to make it stronger.

I guess you can use them but i think it be cool to see people modify it some more (although I don't know how much more it can be changed) to make it like their own sort of style.

Most important thing to remember is to... MAKE SURE YOU CUT AND FOLD RIGHT! if you don't it will look bad and people will notice the bad folding job right away.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ag3ntGio:
i think my power button broken or something any suggestion
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] munzik:
Buy a case.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ag3ntGio:
it probably when i took it off my case just to take out my batter and put in recovery menu idk but i put case back on and it stoped
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RPK925:
Hi I'm new to using Samsung phones, always had Moto. Is Entropys ZombieAss kernel the only kernel that I can flash ICS(new official ICS ROM ect.) roms on with CWM, or are there more? I'm unrooted on stock 2.3.4, any help would be appreciated, thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] shishir95:
You can flash almost any ROM with almost any kernel, but ZombieAss will boot and run recent i9100 based ROMs. As in, you can't use ZombieAss with the official ICS ROMs from AT&T. If you're on stock 2.3.4, you can go ahead and flash any ICS ROM from their threads as long as it's for our phone -- the i777. They should automagically flash an ICS kernel.

In short, use ICS kernels with ICS roms, Gingerbread kernels with Gingerbread roms, but any kernel with CWM can flash anything without trouble.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] twiggums:
Just pick your ROM and go in my opinion! pretty much all of the ICS ROMs include a kernel that will include CWM. (exception being the ATT leaks, but i believe even the one built by Task650 includes a kernel with CWM)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] StyxCrosser:
Kernel for ICS ROMs

I use overclocked kernels by SebastianFM on Android Revolution HD ROMs. Combination of the two works best for me.

You can also check out faux123's released kernels. Also very nice work (with ZRAM)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] twiggums:
Think you might be lost :-).. Everything you referenced was for the HTC Sensation. :D

To the OP,, do not flash sensation things! I'd assume they'd fail to install anyways,, but if they didn't,, you might be in for fun!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] StyxCrosser:
Yeah man, I'm on HTC. That's what happens when you're a noob.

Didn't even think about ALL OTHER DEVICES.:D

Thanks anyway
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] twiggums:
lol it happens :D. Just was worried the OP would try to flash some HTC stuff!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RPK925:
Just to be sure though, first I have to flash a kernel with Odin that has CWM, then flash a ROM directly from internal/external sd? Or. Can I just flash a any ROM with Odin? . Just don't want to mess up and have to use the return to stock method. Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Once you have CWM (any CWM), you can go pretty much anywhere without returning to stock.

People that complain about bootloops didn't know the most basic rule of flashing:

ALWAYS WIPE DATA IN CWM WHEN SWITCHING FIRMWARES! (usually no wiping needed when switching kernels though.)

Suggested order, in my opinion:

Flash a Gingerbread kernel with CWM, such as my Daily Driver for Gingerbread

Do a Nandroid backup of your current setup (Backup and Restore in CWM) - Enter CWM using the three-finger combo, NOT via ROM Manager

Once you've done a backup - flash something. If it's in these forums, it should be safe. I suggest reading the threads for various releases to get a feel for things. Don't ask what's best - that is a matter of taste.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RPK925:
Thanks for help. Can I flash your daily driver with Odin since I don't have CWM yet? I downloaded the current version and it is a .zip, not a .tar file. Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
DON'T use Odin from your computer! Using Odin trips the flash counter and that'll probably give you headaches later. Use Mobile Odin instead, you can find it here under Step 3a, it allows you to flash zip files (lite version is free, allows you to flash only kernels from the phone itself) :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RPK925:
I'm not rooted yet though. Any suggestions.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] karate104:
Read same thread. Steps 2a-d detail four different ways to root. I think you would do well to read the thread's OP in it's entirety a few times before you try anything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
There is one tar ball available for Entropy's daily driver kernel. It's the top one in the list of downloads, named DD_01232012.tar. If you flash it, you will increment the flash counter and invoke the yellow warning triangle on boot, but you can reset the flash counter and remove the yellow triangle with a usb jig, or if you install ICS on the phone, you can get the same result using chainfire's Triangle Away application. And by all means, read the full OP of my guides, and any other follow up information you can find, so that you will have a solid foundation for making decisions as you go forward.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Right now only my Gingerbread kernels have a .tar download available.

It is my opinion that no one should be going straight to ICS yet without already having some experience with kernel flashing/installing CWM/nandroiding their current Gingerbread firmware as a backup/properly testing custom firmwares, which is why only my Gingerbread kernels have .tar files. ICS on our devices is still too new.

Triangle Away will reset that on ICS.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] shoestar:
Entropy, I've been wondering. Does your ZA Kernel work on the AOKP roms that Task has been porting over to our phones?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SupremeOverlord777:
i dont think ZombieAss will work with non-Sammy based ROMs, but I haven't tried it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RPK925:
Thanks for all the help. I actually downloaded mobile odin, then used doomlords easy rooting tool, then flashed, I forgot the name but it was something like "one kernel to rule the all", flashed with mobile odin, and got CWM, then installed you current daily driver, made a Nandroid backup, and now I'm ready to flash. I had one more question, what is the difference between the regular Nandroid backup and the advanced? And should I be backing up regular, or the advanced way?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] K Rich:
No go, I tried and it wouldn't boot
[Nexus S General] mzalan:
Over the last days, I've had a constant problem: even though my phone was showing up as "Android Bootloader Interface" in the Device Manager (Windows 7, 64-bit), I couldn't talk to it via fastboot, it kept waiting for the device indefinitely, and the phone didn't even show up in the output of 'fastboot devices'.

It turned out there's an update to the Android SDK, including to fastboot and ADB (which still worked with the old version), so if anyone has the same problem, just run the updater and have it update the platform-tools package.
[Nexus S General] DarkhShadow:
Showing up as "Android 1.0" means the drivers were never installed....

Sent from my ice cream powered Nexus S
[Nexus S General] mzalan:
Damn it, it's been there so long I keep writing that instead of the Bootloader Interface. Force of habit, I guess. I'll edit the original post.

The rest of the post is still correct, though, it wasn't installing drivers that made the device show up in fastboot, but the SDK update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peteremcc:
Hi all,

I'm using a Galaxy Nexus on Rogers in Canada.

I'm having trouble with the bottom microphone being very quiet and muffled.

Unfortunately I'm leaning towards this being a hardware issue because:

The volume is normal and clear when recording a video and when on speakerphone (which I understand uses the top microphone)

The volume is normal when using a headset

The volume is quiet and muffled when recording in "Voice Recorder" which uses the bottom microphone.

But I thought I'd check if anyone else has had this problem before and has any ideas for a solution other a full wipe (which i'll reluctantly try next) or returning the phone.

Thanks,

-Peter
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drb1n:
i have similar problem. everything is fine on speakerphone or during video recording. but when it's a call or audio recording it's just pops, cracks, noise.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droiddog:
I have had this happen a few times on calls. If I reboot my phone it goes away. It hasn't happened in a month or so. I'm running AOKP build 29 at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] montrealguy:
I have been getting this problem on the last four builds of AOKP.

People always complain that they can hardly understand when I speak.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kopytek:
I've got exactly same problem... it's annoying, I have this phone for over 6 months and was hoping there will be a fix for it... it also seems to be only a case when talking on the phone.

when recording all seems fine... so it must be a software problem or smth... i'm looking for a solution for a long time, checked lot's of ROMS... starting to be unbearable for me and especially for ppl on the other side