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[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
I flashed it

I use that metod too,as I wrote,and it doesn't works for ICS,only for GB.The only difference is that my phone isn't rooted

I can install update bypassing model id,the problem is after install ICS phone reboot al htc logo
[HTC Sensation] Gho57:
Scaricati una rom ICS decente, controlla l'md5sum, assicurati di avere l'ultimo firmware e radio, installati la 4ext, wipa tutto da questa ( formatta tutte le partizioni ecceto la sd ) e solo poi installa la rom.

Se non hai i permessi di root fra le guide trovi lo zip da installare in recovery.

Short english version:

Try with 4 ext and wipe all partition first (lol)
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
grazie per la risposta,ma più semplicemente sai dirmi perchè con lo stesso hboot la rom normale funzia e quella del XE no?Alcuni hanno risolto con l'enghboot,ma per me non funziona.Sai se può c'entrare qualcosa il super cid o il root,cioè se sono indispensabili?

In passato mi son fermato al s-off perchè è bastato per la rom GB del xe
[HTC Sensation] Gho57:
Devi wipare tutto prima di installare altre rom, altrimenti vai in loop.

Parla in inglese che qui ci cazziano...asd

English version:

Try with a complete wipe!
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
Ok thanks,can you link me the guide that you are speaking of?
[HTC Sensation] Gho57:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192300
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
nothing to do,after installing hboot 1.27,phone reboot everytime compare htc logo....
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
what software do you use to change android-info.txt?With winrar or 7zip I can change it but not save it(damage archives)
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
get cid 11111111 and now everything works!!!Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
I see now that processor clock is 1.2 and not 1.5.Thats only for me or normal?With GB i had 1,5 clock
[HTC Sensation] dublinz:
Change kernel
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
ok,can you help me in change kernel?Wich is compatible with my rom?
[HTC Sensation] hunter890:
If you are using stock kernel, I think the processor speed should be 1.2GHz if you have a normal Sensation, regardless of whether you're using a XE ROM or normal Sensation ROM (correct me if I'm wrong, I haven't used an XE ROM in forever). You can try either SebastianFM's kernel, bricked kernel or faux kernel. All 3 should be fine. Just download the kernel file, make a backup and flash like a ROM.
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
should be problem using thats kernel,like brick the phone?
[HTC Sensation] hunter890:
It's very unlikely that you will brick your phone by flashing a kernel. As long as you're downloading the right kernel (i.e. if you're using a Sense ROM, then make sure you're downloading a HTC Sensation Sense kernel) and check the md5sum before flashing you should be fine.
[HTC Sensation] zanfo:
i'm trying to install kernel,but cannot do it....

Trying two files,koush any kernl and Overclocked_kernel_v1.4.1_by_SebastianFM,everyone get installation aborted.My device is s-off and not rooted(hboot 1.27).Can you help me?
[HTC Sensation] Zd0s:
Sorry misunderstood the problem, mods please delete post
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GR36:
And no flaming!!

I know I know its my choice blah blah blah.

But just wanted people opinion on the nexus and the one x.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spencer88:
There's already other threads on this. Please search next time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josephnero:
If you want to have jellybean as soon as its released keep gnex for now otherwise you can get one x.but keep in mind that there is nothing that one x can do and your nexus cant.atleast for now.just slower

Also you might want to see what samsung brings on the table
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vcolassi:
I sold my AT&T note yesterday to get a unlocked Galaxy Nexus. Thought about getting a one X but I mean a almost $800 unlocked price is a bit crazy for a HTC I think.

Plus I never used a HTC and even though sense 4.0 looks cool I'm not a big fan. I Bought a nexus to get the pure ICS experience without a overlay.

If anything wait for the Galaxy S3 if your gonna drop $800. Oh and beats by Dre mehhhhhhh. I'm not 18 lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
huh? Try mid to high $600's. Don't think they'd put their pre-order price like $150 too low. https://negrielectronics.com/htc-one-x-32gb-unlocked-white.html#.T34Bcr9WoVc

Probably a good idea.

OP, no one can tell you what to do. And you know people here are biased to the GNex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
Two words.....Jelly Bean! But no worries, you'll get it next year! Lol

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
The way I see it the cons are:

- slow updates from HTC

- no Super AMOLED screen

- Sense

- bloatware apps

- capacitive buttons (may be a - or + for you)

- power button on the top (personally I like it on the side, good for people with smaller hands too)

- non removable battery

and you don't get the awesome multicolored notification light on the Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
No Super Amoled Screen

After using a Super Amoled screen I can't use anything else!

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
It's made by HTC?

(This is my reason not to get it, which is more than reason enough.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You shouldn't be so quick to bash the SLCD2 on the new HTC's. Its being regarded as the best screen out there right now. Laminated (no gap), better viewing angles, better colors, and almost as deep of blacks as AMOLED, but full RGB 720P.

LOL. No joke. I had an Evo 4G and a G2, both of which had poor build quality (good materials shakily put together) and needed replacement (G2 once, the Evo several times over). Got my GNex and its solid and well built. I always found it funny that people regarded HTC for their build quality and I never thought they were miles ahead or anything, especially based on my experiences.

HTC has apparently stepped up its game on these models, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mwinggg:
what drove u to get the gnex and remind urself

or think about waiting for gs3, when gs3 comes out then think about next nexus and stop thinking there and just buy the next nex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enigma00:
Actually, you should be our guinea pig and buy one. Then you can let us know +'s/-'s of the two.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayoubi:
I would get the HTC ONE because of the sexy hardware. Yeah people will say it sucks having HTC 4.0 sense but who cares. Custom roms will take care of that and alot of software issues which can always be altered. When hardware on smartphones can not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
IMO why not to get the One X, because you will regret it when the SGS3 drops.

Normally I don't like the “there is going to be something better" mentality, but the SGS3 is literally around the corner. At least hold off until we know more about the SGS3

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HuskerWebhead:
I don't know about the others, but my HTC Droid Incredible was solid. Still have it and it's still a well built phone. Regardless, I'd stick with the Nexus or wait for the SIII.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lookitzjohnny:
the only feature i like in the ONE x is the 4 frames per second feature in the camera. but our phone camera is still quite fast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] resynx:
Ah, I guess I will have to go see the SLCD2 for myself when the One phones finally hit. Have you heard anything about the screen's drain on the battery? AMOLED is supposed to be more battery sufficient isn't it?

And I agree on the HTC build quality. The materials they use are usually excellent, but on some of their phones the actual quality of the build leaves something to be desired. The only thing I see people disliking the most on Samsung phones is the plastic they use. I haven't heard any complaints on the actual quality of the build though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
AMOLED is actually not always so frugal on battery. It only does well when you have a dark UI or dark background (because individual pixels can turn off). It actually drains very high when you use high brightness levels. SLCD2 isn't going to be any better or worse I don't think. It's still going to be the largest drain by far on your device, especially at 720P and 4.7".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
The way I see it, if u keep waiting for the "next better phone",you're gonna be waiting infinite amount of time because you'll hear information on a phone like the One X (for example) and when that comes out there will be info on the s3 and then you'll wanna wait for that, and then when that comes around to being released, the new Nexus will be rumored and you'll wanna wait for that and so on and so forth....pointless! Just buy a phone and use it! If u want the next one, sell yours and pay the difference! IMO, the smart thing to do is stick with a nexus if you're not into bloatware and plus development will be booming with every nexus! So many factors come in to buying a new phone, it sucks but cell phones are ruling the world right now!

And yeah I know quad core is all the rage but I've said it before and I'll say it again, these phones can't get any faster in terms of transitions and such lol! Yeah you'll notice on benchmarks and hardcore games, but that's what the ps3 and 360s are for (and ps4 and 720 next year) and get real! Nobody will care that your phones scores higher on a benchmark than someone else's if their running the same damn software!

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanprudent:
As far as I can tell I so no real difference.

Vanilla ics looks far superior to HTC sense, I think the nexus is better looking as it has no buttons very futuristic. Plus if you get one x you will miss out on all the amazing developer support.

As people have already said get one and use it, you are not going to be disappointed either way so its pretty much win win really

J
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanprudent:
Bang on sir + 1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lookitzjohnny:
you hit the nail right on the head.

yeah i dont think i will get a new phone till the new nexus. (hopefully)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chirea.mircea:
Smack the shutter button as fast as you can, you can get more than 4 pictures a second; I know I have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
Never turn your back on the Nex-pack
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
and no burn in issues like with all the amoled screens, i really liked using my atrix for a bedside clock with the dock. i would of preferred the SLCD2 screen than our super amoled screens.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barondebxl:
Don't listen to the " it doesn't have a super AMOLED display " thing. Almost every reviewer said that the One X screen is the best they've seen on a mobile device period. But anyway I think you should wait for the Galaxy SIII. The nexus is already a great phone, there's no need for you to rush anything. When the S3 comes out you will be happy you waited. I personally am buying the One X tomorrow, and I'll also buy the S3 that way I have both and I'll be a winner!!!!!! Splash!

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OP, this guy make sense listen to him. He isn't a biased fan boy.:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biffsmash:
Id say wait for Sgs3 and itll be a toss up between that and the one x and the one s, which is also a very good looking phone scoring even higher benchmarks than the one x.

I wouldnt worry about having pure ics, apex launcher is better than stock anyway and Galaxy Nexus will run the next android as badly as this vers...i.....o.....n..... sloooooooow lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
How so? The nexus S runs ICS very smoothly despite having a single core using a dual core optimized software....besides, I bet Jelly Bean is gonna be like gingerbread was from froyo...just a performance increase, not a drastic change like froyo and ICS are!

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cmmts:
I would go with the HTC. The GN display has some issues (and is pentile) and the HTC seems to have better build quality. I really like my GN, but would exchange it in a heartbeat to the HTC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Better build quality in HTC? How many HTC devices have you owned?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
From my experiences, I shouldn't have to be talked out of something I have decided I want. The Nexus is just as snappy as the One X, and the quad core processors aren't quite ready for the prime time. That would like having the choice between a fully functioning CyanogenMod 7 on an old Moto Droid, or trying a beta of CM9 on the same device. Sure it'd be pretty sweet, but if you remember when dual cores first came out, they had all sorts of problems. As nice of a device the One X is, the Nexus works just as well for me. And as for the camera, its only a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chlehqls:
This.

Over at the One X forums, people are already coming out in droves with manufacturing errors ranging from dust issues (It wouldn't be HTC without this) to loose screen placement (WTF?).

I don't trust anything from that Taiwanese company. At the very least, give the SG3 a chance to be announced before blindly jumping into a new shiny looking technology.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wrsmega:
I think engadget reported the one s as faster than the one x. Though that's with the factory os.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wendellc:
All you need to know is that Nvidia sucks! They don't release drivers, which is a big hindrance for devs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
You nailed it....almost. S4/Tegra3 are not just about benchmarks.

They CAN get faster in terms of transitions and overall speed. No matter what kernel/rom you use, galaxy nexus still lags sometimes. It's fluid 90% of the time, but it does stutter (try updating a bunch of apps and use the phone at the same time). They can also be more efficient in terms of battery due to their superior cpu architecture (like 28nm chip in S4 or ninja core in Tegra3). Not too mention gaming and browser (sunspider) performance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] domtra:
Main reason to NOT get the One X.....non-removable battery ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Simer03:
Yeah but what is that? An extra half a second! Haha! I have no doubt in my mind I'll be the owner of a quad core device eventually, but if its not a nexus, then it'll be a gs3 that has a stable stock rom!

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
One X: HTC, will probably break on you slowly, non removable battery, no SD, SLCD2 (I much prefer amoled for the better blacks)

Nexus: No SD, radio issues (for some), misc. ICS bugs, average camera.

Basically, you either want a phone with a better camera (which I heard isn't actually THAT great) or a phone that gets prompt updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flippy125:
HTC used to have better developer support and great build quality (G1 was a brick and N1 was the first nexus with amazing quality) but now they make creaky phones (my experience with this is the G2 and Sensation) and take forever to get updates out. They also take forever to release kernel source which is a huge downside. I actually got banned from their Facebook page for a bit for calling them out on this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
it's not about saving time. it's about user experience. I don't know about you, but it hurts me to see my galaxy nexus lag. It just kills all the joy in using the device.

And I didn't get the last part. Are you implying that sense 4 is unstable but touchwiz isn't? It's all crap imo but sense 4 seems to be a lot less intrusive than touchwiz ics. The "updated" touchwiz for ics doesn't even use Roboto. It's just the same old crap with ics multitasking and the ability to use ics only apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ploxorz:
The difference in speed will probably not be that noticeable outside of benchmarks. That being said the biggest differences probably are the camera +, non removable battery - , and OS +/-.

Personally getting an unaltered OS and getting the latest updates straight from Google outweighs any benefits that the One-x has for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zetsumeikuro:
Your nexus lags :eek:? I have yet to see anything bog/lag my device.

This +1 ^. HTC's build quality is laughable at times.. Dust under screen, squeaky battery doors, hell all the HTC phones I've owned had this.

Seems like you already have a Nexus.. Trollolol?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Of course, I come back to check this thread and its off topic.

WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU XDA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meets34:
HTC Sense
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meets34:
Please stay on topic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amdkalban:
If you want pure android experience then GNexus. If you don't mind using sense UI then go for the One X. as far as updates, I have GNexus and still waiting for the OTA 4.0.4 update, just make sure you get a yakju build. From my small exprience with X10, Desire HD and the GNexus. I found the best support came from htc. Atleast when I have a question about an update or any other inquiry, htc responded. Android has a G+ and twitter and they are only sending information and not responding to customers. Try both handsets and see what is the best for you. For me I don't see getting a Nexus is different from Desire HD, atleast with htc I had better support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
try updating a bunch of apps and using your phone at the same time. I don't know why some people claim their phone is 100% of the time "buttery smooth". No offense, but either you guys aren't very observant, or you are being a little close-minded about drawbacks of android.

I'm not saying ICS isn't smooth. but no matter what kernel you use or how much you overclock (even 1600mhz), the phone still lags when it comes to certain situations.

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I lolled!

seriousely how are we off topic? we're writing about the difference in speed and wether it's significant or not. What is the topic if not this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
if you care about battery life, dont buy GN.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fihlvein:
That's utterly crap. I cannot speak for CDMA, but GSM Nexus has really good battery life.

Typed from Maguro, typos expected.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kenorn:
And the 4.0.4 update with auto brightness, the battery rocks! And you have the option to slap on the 2000mah OEM battery to make the battery life rocketh some more!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zetsumeikuro:
If you're installing/updating 10+ apps at a time what do you expect is going to happen lol? I think you just have unrealistic expectations for this device. I know the device isn't perfect, but for reasonable usage I haven't had a single hiccup yet. Browisng/watching netflix games etc no hang ups at all.
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/introducing-cid

I'm dumbfounded reading this. Not that the logo of a ROM makes any difference in how awesome it is, but this is just awful. It's creepy and scary looking.

Thankfully someone already made an awesome boot animation for CM9 for OpenSensation using the old logo. I'll just stick with that.

This thing give me the creeps. I mean I know it's CM's business how they want to market their freeware product. They own it. They give it away for free. So they can do what they want with it. But new is not always better.

Personally I don't see why they felt the old logo was immature. Android uses the green version of the exact same logo. And as their market share of mobile OS increases it doesn't seem like the logo it holding them back. Plus it was fun! I understand if they wanted to ditch the skateboard, but not the whole logo.

Changing a logo that is well branded is dangerous business. Remember when The GAP tried to change their logo last year? There were damned near riots in malls across America from customers who hated the new one. When you have successfully branded your product, don't futz with it. Brand recognition is 100 times more important than logo 'freshness'.

But that's the great thing about Android. If you don't like something, you can completely remove it, change it, or hide it!

Thoughts?
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
The new one lacks maturity, looks like some asshat kid who wants to pick a fight with you just because.
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
Yeah that describes it well. Its getting panned on every website that has a comments section, including the official cyanogen blog.
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
I think it looks a bit evil sometimes but not too bad IMO.

I do think removing the skateboard from the old logo and freshening it up bit would've been better.

I guess I'll get used to it.
[HTC Sensation] Sensation-al!:
I don't mind it, but I thought the skateboard was cute haha
[HTC Sensation] ngc604:
I think the new mascot looks more juvenile and immature then the previous one. It is kind of hard to say "mature" with a skateboarding alien as your mascot. Some times simple is better. I'm thinking a big cyan "C" with the circle arrow. clean simple and it wouldn't look like a bathroom logo.

Sorry i had to.

If this design is kept maybe they could come out with pinkgenmod for the ladies. make this logo pink and put a dress on her.
[HTC Sensation] Behold_this:
This is why they are developers, and not graphic designers.
[HTC Sensation] Kurisu87:
LOL! that aint a good look guys. Keep the android geezer.
[HTC Sensation] hello00:
I lol'd..whoever did that should be shot.
[HTC Sensation] shakan09:
credits to the artist that mad that I'm sure it took hard work to make it but I think it looks horrible
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
Wow....the guy who runs the CM blog is getting testy. He's got a post up in the comments section (where the new mascot is being ripped to pieces) basically saying people are allowed to make comments about tweaks they'd like to see but that people aren't allowed to outright hate it.

Wow. Overly sensitive much?
[HTC Sensation] japinder:
+1

"people aren't allowed to outright hate it"...? :o

If you (CM) are going to send your product into the world (even though it is free of cost), you are in some way expecting it to be liked, maybe even loved.

However, it depends on your product. People will like what they like. You can't develop a product for just yourself & expect everyone to love it. If you need everyone to love it, you have to make for them, which means incorporating their suggestions.

How can they expect people to NOT hate it... Ultra sensitive I'd say. ;)

By the way, he logo lacks the cheekiness & fun quotient of the original logo. The new seems to be too serious, too distant, too aloof. :(

Cheers, Jp
[HTC Sensation] ursubpar:
CyanogenMod is a community thing.

Community doesn't like old mascot.

Community want old mascot.

Community get what community want!
[HTC Sensation] cbnuthak:
I just now saw the new logo, and immediately started looking for a place to vent. I have to say that I have never seen a worse attempt at an icon makeover in my life! It is just plain awful. If they ever roll out CM9 for the Skyrocket, I hope I can find an old boot animation!
[HTC Sensation] sevag00:
I personally like it very much
[HTC Sensation] Skipjacks:
OpenSensation uses an awesome boot animation with the old logo. Its Cm9 branded and everything.

If there is an official cm9 release, thats the animation im using.

(Prwtty sure tgete is a thread where you can download it somewhere)

Sent from a rebel ship by storing the message in an R2 unit. (Help me, XDA. You're my only hope)
[HTC Sensation] cocoman93:
this mascot really looks like some turdy bully kid from the schoolyard who wants to steal your lunch money. btw his name reminds me of sid from toy story...
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Meh people quit the crying it isnt that bad okay i admit it i prefer the old one but i wouldn't mind having this one too as a boot animations !

Sent From My Sexy Sensation.
[HTC Sensation] alexmaras:
I'll admit, it looks a bit adolescent. I think the main reason that the cyan devs might be gettign a bit grumpy about everyone telling them to put it back to the old is because they actually spent money to get a graphic designer to make it. It isn't horrific, but it i think people get a bit harsh about it... Poor buggers :rolleyes:
[HTC Sensation] Zombie Steve Jobs:
Not sure what graphic designer made that....smh. Obviously not one whom specializes in logo design. Should have contacted me ;-)