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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Name Caller ID works on Rogers, but ...

While it's true that Name Caller ID works on the Rogers unit for numbers that are NOT in your contact list, they DO NOT show up in the call log.

I haven't tried Name Caller ID on my International unit, so I can't say whether it works or not. I think I'll try it and let you know ...

Peter

Addendum: Well, now I'm completely confused. I just swapped my SIM card and when a call comes in on the International unit from a number that is NOT in your Contacts list, ONLY the number shows ... not the name. Strangely enough, the very same thing happens on the Rogers unit. I'm absolutely sure that when I did this test a week ago on my Rogers unit, both the name and number were displayed, although, the number did not stay in the call log. Hmm, very confusing.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
SIM card holder has IMEI & Serial Numbers on it ...

Here's an interesting little tidbit of information ...

The SIM card holder, when you pull it out and turn it over, has both the IMEI number and Serial Number of the phone stamped into it. The numbers are very small, but definitely readable.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Flyarnk:
Thanks and I will be waiting impatiently. I really hope I could find a solution to this :(
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] blairh:
Thank you Peter for your reply.

What exactly do you mean by 'proper apps' and what potential problems or conflicts can rise up when transferring from internal to phone storage? (This goes for anybody else too who wants to chime in.)

I know iOS apps are different, however I have well over 2 GB of apps currently on my iPhone 4 and I use all of them in some regard. I fear getting the One X and finding myself running out of room on the internal storage, and the problems that can arise from such a scenario.

I know you can't delete stock Sense apps (or so I believe) but from what I understand it is quite simple to transfer apps from internal to phone storage. I'm also curious if apps simply are downloaded to your phone storage if you have filled your internal storage.

Thanks in advance to any answers from anybody.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Try Apps2SD ...

Although I've never run into such an issue, I would suggest the following app to satisfy your concern:

App 2 SD (move app to SD)

Sam Lu (Developer)

This app, and there are a number of equivalents, will move certain apps to your SD card (Phone Storage). Not all apps can be moved, but I'd say most.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
No idea ...

Unfortunately, although this sounds like a great idea, I have no idea if this is what really happens.

Anyone?

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] blairh:
Thank you Peter for your continued assistance. I think my fear stems from my misunderstanding with respect to the size difference of apps when comparing iOS and Android. For example, Fifa 12' for iOS is 1.06 GB and for Android it's 13 MB. On a smaller scale, The Weather Channel app for iOS is 12.4 MB compared to 3.4 MB on Android. I found a technical reason for why this is here. As long as apps perform smoothly on Android as they have on my iPhone, then I am not concerned and appear to have nothing to worry about with respect to filling up the 2 GB internal memory limit (or so I hope). :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nativestranger:
Are you experiencing this on your Rogers One X?

[YOUTUBE]DkjFNuawp-A[/YOUTUBE]

A pretty common problem on the international version.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] slegrand:
I haven't seen mine corrupt that bad but when compsing a tweet in the official Twitter app it does something similar for a very brief second.

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] expertzero1:
Looks like most comments point to a tegra 3 issue / software, but who knows. Doesnt look rampant in the s4 versions since only canada has it lol
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tian105:
hey peter, can you take some same photos on the two units and do a compare?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Squeak22:
I'm glad you found that explanation. On top of that, i would add that a large majority of apps which use this download mechanism will actually create directories on the phone "emmc" partition (the 9.93 gig space), as to not use any additional space in the default app memory because of the 2 gig limitation.

There are some that don't, but those aren't the 500meg-1 gig variety ones either.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Never had the flickering on the Rogers unit ...

Fortunately, I've never had any screen flickering on the Rogers unit. Actually, I didn't have it on the international unit, either. However, I've seen in other forums that the flickering DOES appear to be an issue with the international unit, for some users.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Here are some picture comparisons ...

Although my testing method isn't particularly valid by any stretch of the imagination, it's still a comparison.

What I did was have both cameras in ALMOST the exact same position and location. All settings are default. I used BURST mode on both cameras to get at least 5 images so that I could pick the best from each.

One thing I can say with certainty is that the Rogers unit has more vivid colours. You should see it in the images below. This may simply be a settings issue. I don't know. I can only say that using default settings, I prefer the Rogers images.

So, below are four images. The first two are very low resolution so that you could see each side-by-side.

The final two are full resolution. By the way, the EXIF data for both units shows only ONE X. There is no differentiation that I could see between the two units in the EXIF information. However, the International version seems to keep far more EXIF information in each image.

Rogers on LEFT and International unit on RIGHT

Rogers Full Resolution:

International Full Resolution:

Peter

Addendum: If you were unable to view the full resolution images, that's my fault. When I uploaded them initially, I actually uploaded copies of the original, which made have affected the images. I have now uploaded the ACTUAL full resolution images FROM the cameras. Sorry!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] blairh:
HTC better pray that the screen flicker issue is not prevalent in the Snapdragon edition. If by some chance it is, the North American tech sites will explode with criticism. (And rightfully so.)

If I get the One X and experience anything of the sort, even for a brief moment (like described in the Twitter example in this thread), then I will return my phone and go back to the iPhone. That is inexcusable.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] americasteam:
Looking at these pics on my iPhone, but the International version looks to have much more noise and is of poorer quality than the Rogers version. Thanks for posting! Is there any difference in video quality?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Not much light in my office ...

There isn't a great deal of light in my office, which could explain the noise and grain; however, I would agree that, in this VERY simple test, the Rogers unit takes better pictures.

I have to emphasize, though, that this is an overly simplified test. Bottom line, if I were to take similar pictures in a variety of lighting and contrast situations, there may be no difference at all. I don't know.

Although photography is one of my hobbies, I really would never think of using a mobile phone camera to take "GOOD" pictures ... and that applies to ALL mobile phones. However, given what's inside any modern smartphone, the camera in the ONE X, both versions, is incredible. The single thing about the ONE X camera that amazes me is the burst mode. It's truly astounding how many pictures this phone can take in such a short period of time.

Regarding video, I'll try to do a comparison another day. Unfortunately, I simply don't have time today, or in the next few days.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Can happen with ANY phone ...

Inexcusable, yes; however, anything can happen with ANY phone, including the iPhone.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ~David:
Maybe they're just holding it wrong.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mrpopgun:
Pretty sure I've seen this question posted, but I can't seem to find it. Can the HOX mount a USB stick? It can be mounted as USB storage by a PC , but wondering if it can mount USB storage? If so, long flights become much easier - micro USB to female USB cable and movies on a thumb drive.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] equlizer:
you need the cable made just for that. It cant be used for anything else except memory sticks. Ebay has them for $3. USB OTG
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] BarryH_GEG:
The international version can't. Partly because of an Nvidia issue. Beyond that, what HTC's intentions are aren't clear. The S4 version could be different.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24299455&postcount=16
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] americasteam:
Photography is one of my old hobbies as well. It's just one sample, but I would rather see them both in low light than perfect lighting conditions. In perfect conditions, they should both take great pics. I also agree that I wouldn't use a mobile phone to take "GOOD" pictures, but I don't have my DSLR with me at all times. It's nice to have a capable shooter on your phone for taking everyday pics you would miss otherwise. We all thank you for you time posting all this info!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
Has anyone found the colour temperature of the xl to be a bit warm (~5500k)?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] BarryH_GEG:
Both the X and XL use displays from two different vendors. The Sensation did too. One display's cool, the other warm. There's been variations with cool being "blue" and warm being "yellow." You can try an exchange if your display's out of spec or if you purchased it from a flexible reseller. But technically, neither is right or wrong; just different.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Jookie01:
I haven't noticed it but I only use my screen at 10% brightness to save on battery life.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
... same with the old DHD variants... but even with the 3 different vendors for them, the color temp was pretty much the same.

One would expect it to easily be fixed in an update I wouldn't doubt.

---------- Post added at 02:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:19 AM ----------

I notice it excessively when leaving the brightness to auto. (I have mine set to about 40%)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
5500 is not warm ...

No offense, but 5500K is not warm. I know this area very well because my business is LED lighting, and colour temperatures are an integral part of our customers' specifications.

5000K = Neutral

Greater than 5000K = Cold

Less than 5000K = Warm

Peter

P.S. To answer your question, I can't say either way if they are a bit warm or a bit cold. I'd have to do some specific testing. If anything, my initial impression is that they are reasonably neutral.

Addendum: I didn't realize until after I sent my last reply, above, that you were referring to the unit's display, and not the images from the camera. I've read numerous entries here on xda about displays being either warm (yellow), or cold (blue). Although I've seen pretty good evidence of the yellow screens, both my units, the Rogers and the International ONE X, appear to have very neutral and extremely accurate colour rendering.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nativestranger:
Looks much better on the dual core version. Less noise and sharpening artifact. But its hard to be sure when the focus point is much further back on the tegra version. Can you repeat the test with both focused at the same point?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
More Image Comparisons ...

I did the test again, but this time I focused on the exact same point (marked by RED circle), and I tried my very best to position both phones in exactly the same spot.

Here are smaller images, side-by-side. The Rogers unit is on the left.

Here is the original Rogers image, no processing, all camera settings identical:

Here is the original International image, no processing, all camera settings identical:

Again, I'd have to say that the Rogers unit provides a truer image with slightly less noise, although, the differences this time are very small. In fact, they are almost unnoticeable.

Peter

Addendum: Here are two 100% cropped images for further comparison:

Rogers on Top
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Maedhros:
Yes, mine was the same as yours. It looks "ok". But compared to the White display... your missing out. I suggest exchanging it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nativestranger:
Thanks for the images. Which phone provides the better user experience so far?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mesasone:
Weird, looking at the EXIF data from the International and NA One X's, there are a lot of fields that aren't populated on the North American version but are on the International version. Perhaps they aren't running the same version of the camera software. Could be that different versions of the camera software are processing the image data differently.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
Pete, if you have your One X (Teg 3 model) rooted, go into system/etc/ and edit mediaprofiles.xml and scroll down to the image encoding lines (should be after the initial video encoding lines).

change the values to 100, and increase the memcap then save (if you used es file explorer's text editor it'll automatically made a backup - .bak, so you'll be able to revert the changes afterwards)

reboot (turn off fastboot in the power settings first)

and then retake a picture... see if there's any improvement. (quite possibly the teg3 model is compressing the images more than the xl model)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
You are correct re EXIF data ...

You're right. I mentioned this unusual difference in my first post with the image comparisons. The International unit has much more EXIF information than the Rogers unit. Why? Not sure.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
I'm biased, but ...

I have to admit some bias here because I'm a big fan of LTE, which I take advantage of regularly, although, perhaps not often.

For this reason alone I prefer the Rogers unit; however, all things considered, both are incredibly good phones.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
I'll check and test again tomorrow morning ...

I'll check and test the Tegra3 version tomorrow morning.

Peter

P.S. I noticed something quite amazing. You've had 957 total posts, and 955 "Thanks." Quite astounding, if I may say so.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Ongoing WiFi problems ...

Although I originally reported this issue in another forum, I feel a need to repeat it here to keep everyone informed about my experiences with both the Rogers and International units.

At first I wasn't sure if the WiFi issue was phone-related, or a problem with my WiFi routers.

After reading other reports on xda, I'm confident now that it's phone related.

My WiFi connections are highly erratic. This is true both at home and at work, which tells me that it isn't router related; both routers are very different, and I didn't have these issues with previous phones.

There have been a number of occasions when my phone reports that it's still connected to WiFi, even though I'm 1-3km down the road. The worst case happened this past Friday when I was driving home from work. The phone continued to report that it was connected to my work WiFi for the entire 14km (9 mile) trip.

Similar situations have happened in reverse, where it continues to report a connection to my home network even though I've traveled several kilometers away.

I can only hope that this is software related (seems to be), and that a fix is coming soon. My profile manager uses WiFi connections to adjust my volume settings automatically when I leave/arrive home and similarly, when I arrive/leave work. At the moment, though, it's hit-or-miss, which is very frustrating.

It seems to be common with both the Rogers and International units; however, it's most pronounced on the Rogers unit, probably because it's the unit I've been using about 95% of the time over the last week or so.

Peter
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
I wouldnt doubt the polling/ping period is just set to an extremely high ttl amount. Easily rectifiable by changing a couple values within 'calibration' in /system/etc/ (not to be confused with the wifi scan time found within the build.prop in /system)

I on the other hand have had a situation where the wifi is set to be always on, even when the phone is in 'sleep' mode (while there is the options of having wifi stay on while on ac power and off while not, or always power off while in sleep - introduced in android 2.3.5/sense 3) it will still 'turn off' about half the time. That is a bug which involes services.jar, android.policy.jar, and settings.apk ... took me a while to resolve it in my runny port to the DHD/Inspire.

I wouldn't have expected it to be a problem for the one x.... unless htc dev's made the same error that they made in the old test builds for 2.3.5/7 gingerbread devices (To my knowledge; I've seen it in test-key's builds for holiday and runnymede).

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 PM ----------

I also have a Rom that I finally put to rest in the DHD/Inspire 4G Forum (released an update to it last night even though I 'final'd it back in Febuary).

Mike's Revolution Runny rom is part based on it, I've also had a hand in improving Poul (CapyChimp) 's DHD/Inspire 'RCMiX' ports further back still. Thats where most of my 'thanks' come from.

I've been busy as of late though, so I need to brush up on all things ics... I haven't spent very much time with it other than messing around with a Primo port by 'proxuser'/Unpacked & Deodexed 'PRIMO_U_ICS_40A_HTC_Europe_1.56.401.1' Ruu .

... I plan to make a couple rom's for this phone as it's now my main device. I just wish we already had a viable root method that doesnt involve flashing a wonky recovery. I would gladly start experimenting and attempting to find a soft perm-root method, but I'm holding off as we still dont have a Rogers RUU available.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeterGuru:
Is this something I can adjust myself?

Is this something I can adjust myself? If yes, do you have any suggestions on what values I can change?

Mine is also set to ALWAYS ON, regardless, but this doesn't always work. Regularly, when I wake up my phone manually, I can see that the WiFi connection has been dropped.

I'm waiting patiently for the Rogers RUU as well, and equally patient for a rooting method. I hope it happens soon. I'm seriously considering returning both my ONE X units because of the WiFi issue. It's extremely frustrating, and I need it to work "flawlessly."

Peter

Addendum: I discovered this link only a few moments ago concerning the WiFi issue. Apparently HTC knows about the problem and has released a firmware up-date to resolve it ... but only on the International unit at this time.

http://m.androidcentral.com/htc-one-x-gets-second-firmware-update
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rambo8987:
Not sure if its been answered, but on the at&t one x, but drop box isn't installed . Reading android central I see its included in sense 4, but my question is, when custom roms come out and asop or aokp roms come, will this disable that 25gig dropbox feature?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
the 25 gigs is awarded to your account (has nothing to do with the phone itself on a hardware front)

(I've gotten 50GB from a deal they had going a while ago, so I was at 52.5 total, and now im sitting at 77.5Gb of Dropbox space; lol)

the only thing that initiates the upgrade procedure and signals dropbox that you now own a one x (the upgrade procedure is a multistep process on the dropbox website itself), is MyDropbox.apk. The dropbox app is also on the device (Dropbox.apk) sitting in the usual spot of /system/app

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Hvent checked out the newer version of the file yet so I dont know how much it differs from the gingerbread version... I can take a look when I get a chance to remote into my Mint vm.

I need mine to work 'flawlessly' because I remote computers and servers from my device while on the go (I have way too many wifi access points 'remembered' in my settings). My business depends on the quick on-call fix (if I dont need to be there physically, and I don't have my Laptop on hand).

However, I don't quite mind waiting the second or two for it to reinitiate... but with my older device, it was more annoying as it took 10 to 15 seconds for it to 'turn back on' which would peeve me royally.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] darkamikaze:
I was hovering around reddit specifically the android subreddit and majority in the thread I read prefer the Tegra.. (http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/t151j/dual_core_one_x_vs_quad_core_one_x/)

I'm still confused on truly which has the edge. I'm most likely getting the S4 version but I really want to clarify which has the upper hand.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] americasteam:
Honestly, in day to day performance I doubt anyone would notice the difference betweent the 2. One has LTE and one has 32gb of storage. Pick your poison.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] k4p741nkrunch:
I just checked out that page. Looks like it's half and half between the people who prefer the T3 and the ones who defend the S4. I think there is one post on there that's unbiased and sums up the whole page..

"This video seems pretty biased against the S4 with the importance placed on the GPU. The best way to compare is to know both of these facts:

•Snapdragon S4 (dual-core) has more CPU processing power than the Tegra 3 (quad-core)

•Tegra 3 has a much better GPU than the Adreno 225 in the Snapdragon S4

If you're a gamer or you think you'll rely on the GPU, then the quad-core Tegra 3 chip is probably better suited for you.

If you need 4G LTE or you rarely use GPU-intensive apps/games, then the dual-core Snapdragon S4 is probably better suited for you.

"

I personally will be picking up the One-XL from RadioShack this weekend. I can thank the OP for convincing me to go ahead! Looking forward to joining this section of the forums. You got some smart people over here ;)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
The video & some of the comments are amazingly stupid (and yes, I've posted a few comments. lol)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cbasse:
Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere already, but has it been confirmed whether or not the AT&T version will have a built-in FM tuner?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] americasteam:
I believe AT&T has disabled it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JSLEnterprises:
they both use tunein internet radio and have built in radio where your headphones are the antenna. Both my Rogers device, and the AT&T 1.68 ruu have the apk's in /system/app, and the hardware is the same... so I guess highly accurately that it is a 'Yes'.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cbasse:
I assumed so...

Would a custom ROM be able to re-enable it? Meaning, the hardware should be there to support it, but it just needs to be turned on.

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cbasse:
That would be nice! I find it to be a nice feature, considering I don't have an unlimited data plan.