yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] rajitsingh:
Tom Bull, UK Michael Palmer. Uk Martin Arnold, UK Nikhil Solanki UK Tahir Hussain UK Mike Huxley, UK Simon Aspinall uk Alan Goodwin. UK Philip Arnold UK seb nicholls uk Tom Crook, UK Ed O'Sullivan, UK Charlie Myall, UK Darren Noonan, UK Jonathan Cregut , France Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands Phil Riddell, UK Paul Fairbrother, uk Gareth Loader. UK Lawrence Cook, UK Andrew Burton, UK Paul Shrubsole, UK Andy Keats UK Gavin Devine, UK. Victor Stastra, The Netherlands Kenny Andreassen, Denmark Ian Martindale, UK Paul Seddon, UK Saud Khan, UK Thomas Man UK Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium Zsolt Beke, Slovakia Jeroen Maas, UK Jordan manley, UK Phil Middlemass, UK Tim Teunissen, Netherlands Mark Lambourne,UK Craig Buck, UK Jonathan Statt, UK Nigel Brandon "3" UK Osman Mrzljak, NL marc gibb scotland Imraan Sarwar, UK Elisha Eubank, UK David Hewitt UK Keith Flavell, UK Jon Martin, UK Steven Bell, UK Cesar Pimenta Lima UK Ruhana Qureshi UK Omar Qureshi UK Arif I Billah UK James Smith, UK Dylan Law, UK M. Lammerts, The Netherlands Wietse de Vries, NL Erik Zoons, The Netherlands. Enrique Ferrater, Spain Andrew Mackie, UK Alaeddin Nimer, KSA Jasper Makkinje, The Netherlands Andrew Swallow, UK Karl Davies, UK Rob Wing UK Herbert Enser, Austria Yael Tintel, The Netherlands Colin Arundell, UK Albert van Es, The Netherlands Barry Dawson, Richard Zander , UK Andy Goodwin. UK Olivia Cane. UK Adam Galtress, UK Sharaf Ayinla, UK Charlie Pearce, UK Eric Rogers, UK Ricki Malone, UK Srikanth M.S.P, UK Paul Herbert, UK Leigh Godson, UK John Le Grange, UK Stefan Johansson ,Sweden D. de Bruin, Netherlands Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Rune Buljo, Norway Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Ashley Summers, UK Kane Fox, UK Casper Thøgersen, Denmark Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Kristian Theriault (Unlocked device from handtec) CanadaY Rigers Tulja, UK Hasham Hanif, UK Yogesh Puri, India. Morten Hamer, Denmark. Tim Appeldoorn,The Netherlands. Joakim Alm, Sweden. Jean-marie Genet, france . Chris Coughlan, ROI. Ron Rabinowicz Swede, Carl Askew UK. Mark Stout, UK. James Graham UK, sreejith pillai, India. James Barnes UK. Jon Spittle, UK. Rajit Vikram Singh, India.
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
I would hate that reply... :(
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
I think they're already in a little deeper than that...

"The problem has drawn a slew of complaints on the Internet, prompting

HTC Chairwoman Cher Wang

to order the company to help consumers replace the flawed products with new phones, according to the report.

In response to the news, HTC said it will deal with the problem in order to provide its consumers with good user experiences."

http://focustaiwan.tw/ShowNews/WebNews_Detail.aspx?Type=aECO&ID=201204180041
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
I just had HTC call me asking for more information on this issue. I gave him the information and he stated they are looking into this as their number 1 priority and as a matter of urgency. He said HTC do not know if its hardware or software related at this stage. He did appear to know his stuff too! He also went on to state that if an exchange is possible then he would recommend taking it rather than waiting for more information.
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
Count me in, Nathan Slinn, UK.
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
Cheers! That, along with other posts in this thread, suggests to me that HTC are finally taking note of the problem.
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
It would appear so as I was very shocked to get the call. I was glad in fact I got the call as today I had decided to not bother with an exchange again and to wait but hearing someone on the phone say "I really would advise you change it Sir" was enough to make me sit up and think, Hmmm I best get it exchanged.

Let's hope this is a good sign though and that we are working towards getting this problem resolved.
[HTC One X] bobmarsh72:
Tom Bull, UK Michael Palmer. Uk Martin Arnold, UK Nikhil Solanki UK Tahir Hussain UK Mike Huxley, UK Simon Aspinall uk Alan Goodwin. UK Philip Arnold UK seb nicholls uk Tom Crook, UK Ed O'Sullivan, UK Charlie Myall, UK Darren Noonan, UK Jonathan Cregut , France Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands Phil Riddell, UK Paul Fairbrother, uk Gareth Loader. UK Lawrence Cook, UK Andrew Burton, UK Paul Shrubsole, UK Andy Keats UK Gavin Devine, UK. Victor Stastra, The Netherlands Kenny Andreassen, Denmark Ian Martindale, UK Paul Seddon, UK Saud Khan, UK Thomas Man UK Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium Zsolt Beke, Slovakia Jeroen Maas, UK Jordan manley, UK Phil Middlemass, UK Tim Teunissen, Netherlands Mark Lambourne,UK Craig Buck, UK Jonathan Statt, UK Nigel Brandon "3" UK Osman Mrzljak, NL marc gibb scotland Imraan Sarwar, UK Elisha Eubank, UK David Hewitt UK Keith Flavell, UK Jon Martin, UK Steven Bell, UK Cesar Pimenta Lima UK Ruhana Qureshi UK Omar Qureshi UK Arif I Billah UK James Smith, UK Dylan Law, UK M. Lammerts, The Netherlands Wietse de Vries, NL Erik Zoons, The Netherlands. Enrique Ferrater, Spain Andrew Mackie, UK Alaeddin Nimer, KSA Jasper Makkinje, The Netherlands Andrew Swallow, UK Karl Davies, UK Rob Wing UK Herbert Enser, Austria Yael Tintel, The Netherlands Colin Arundell, UK Albert van Es, The Netherlands Barry Dawson, Richard Zander , UK Andy Goodwin. UK Olivia Cane. UK Adam Galtress, UK Sharaf Ayinla, UK Charlie Pearce, UK Eric Rogers, UK Ricki Malone, UK Srikanth M.S.P, UK Paul Herbert, UK Leigh Godson, UK John Le Grange, UK Stefan Johansson ,Sweden D. de Bruin, Netherlands Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Rune Buljo, Norway Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Ashley Summers, UK Kane Fox, UK Casper Thøgersen, Denmark Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Kristian Theriault (Unlocked device from handtec) CanadaY Rigers Tulja, UK Hasham Hanif, UK Yogesh Puri, India. Morten Hamer, Denmark. Tim Appeldoorn,The Netherlands. Joakim Alm, Sweden. Jean-marie Genet, france . Chris Coughlan, ROI. Ron Rabinowicz Swede, Carl Askew UK. Mark Stout, UK. James Graham UK, sreejith pillai, India. James Barnes UK. Jon Spittle, UK. Rajit Vikram Singh, India. Simon marsh, UK.
[HTC One X] gonzo99:
Tom Bull, UK Michael Palmer. Uk Martin Arnold, UK Nikhil Solanki UK Tahir Hussain UK Mike Huxley, UK Simon Aspinall uk Alan Goodwin. UK Philip Arnold UK seb nicholls uk Tom Crook, UK Ed O'Sullivan, UK Charlie Myall, UK Darren Noonan, UK Jonathan Cregut , France Jorrit Pouw, The Netherlands Phil Riddell, UK Paul Fairbrother, uk Gareth Loader. UK Lawrence Cook, UK Andrew Burton, UK Paul Shrubsole, UK Andy Keats UK Gavin Devine, UK. Victor Stastra, The Netherlands Kenny Andreassen, Denmark Ian Martindale, UK Paul Seddon, UK Saud Khan, UK Thomas Man UK Kevin Breugelmans, Belgium Zsolt Beke, Slovakia Jeroen Maas, UK Jordan manley, UK Phil Middlemass, UK Tim Teunissen, Netherlands Mark Lambourne,UK Craig Buck, UK Jonathan Statt, UK Nigel Brandon "3" UK Osman Mrzljak, NL marc gibb scotland Imraan Sarwar, UK Elisha Eubank, UK David Hewitt UK Keith Flavell, UK Jon Martin, UK Steven Bell, UK Cesar Pimenta Lima UK Ruhana Qureshi UK Omar Qureshi UK Arif I Billah UK James Smith, UK Dylan Law, UK M. Lammerts, The Netherlands Wietse de Vries, NL Erik Zoons, The Netherlands. Enrique Ferrater, Spain Andrew Mackie, UK Alaeddin Nimer, KSA Jasper Makkinje, The Netherlands Andrew Swallow, UK Karl Davies, UK Rob Wing UK Herbert Enser, Austria Yael Tintel, The Netherlands Colin Arundell, UK Albert van Es, The Netherlands Barry Dawson, Richard Zander , UK Andy Goodwin. UK Olivia Cane. UK Adam Galtress, UK Sharaf Ayinla, UK Charlie Pearce, UK Eric Rogers, UK Ricki Malone, UK Srikanth M.S.P, UK Paul Herbert, UK Leigh Godson, UK John Le Grange, UK Stefan Johansson ,Sweden D. de Bruin, Netherlands Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Rune Buljo, Norway Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Ashley Summers, UK Kane Fox, UK Casper Thøgersen, Denmark Dean Jones, UK Ashley Summers, UK Andrew Grogan, UK Ahmed Abdel-Karim, Denmark Kristian Theriault (Unlocked device from handtec) CanadaY Rigers Tulja, UK Hasham Hanif, UK Yogesh Puri, India. Morten Hamer, Denmark. Tim Appeldoorn,The Netherlands. Joakim Alm, Sweden. Jean-marie Genet, france . Chris Coughlan, ROI. Ron Rabinowicz Swede, Carl Askew UK. Mark Stout, UK. James Graham UK, sreejith pillai, India. James Barnes UK. Jon Spittle, UK. Rajit Vikram Singh, India. Simon marsh, UK. Gavin Smith, UK.
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
Well but how does a replacement help? It will probably flicker too. Thats the thing... For me, the question isnt replacement or no replacement but One X or no One X at the moment.
[HTC One X] DazNoonan:
Maybe they believe not all devices have the problem, which is probably true. They can deal with the faulty ones when they get them back I guess. In the mean time try your luck at getting a good one whilst you can and before we make a statement. Exchanging could potentially be better than falling outside the exchange days and having to have a repair... However exchanging could just be a waste of time as you have said. Who knows?
[HTC One X] Eggcake:
I hope this mess get cleared in a week. Then I have to decide whether to keep it, replace it or refund it. It's in your hands, HTC.
[HTC One X] Arthur Hucksake:
That's not cool. Was hoping there would be some form of closure, but not this kind.

I sent my second One X back today and will be getting the Galaxy Note.

Not as powerful as the One X, but atleast the chances of getting a solid quality device is there.
[HTC One X] janne303:
Check what they said to a customer @ Facebook.

"HTC (Facebook) Hi, Jeff. We've heard of this from only a limited number of users, and we've handled those incidents. Rest assured there's no need to be afraid. We will gladly give you a replacement if you encounter any issues."

Limited numer of users???? huh???
[HTC One X] JimmyEatFood:
Ridiculous. Does anybody know if dial a phone have a policy in place for swapping for a different phone?
[HTC One X] oxfordmark:
I guess we just all do that until fixed

I know for a fact T-Mobile won't refund me. I'll do a few exchanges until the sgs3 is out in hope they swap it for that.
[HTC One X] pastey:
Got my second replacement coming Monday, if that flickers ill be putting my name to a sgs3 as well.. real shame...
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
I urge everyone with this problem to report it here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/gotastory/

The more comments they get, the more likely they will publish something about it. On national tv, for those who haven't heard of watchdog.

I will also be emailing/calling all the large tech sites, in an attempt to have them publish an article on this issue.

Any other ideas to **** over HTC and their ****ty attitude, please come forwards.

BTW thanks farnsbarns for what you have done, it is appreciated. And at least you had the balls to come back and tell us.. unlike Robert Collins or HTC

In the meantime, I also will be having every one x replaced should it not be 100% working.
[HTC One X] joplayer:
My replacement is starting to flicker. Gonna ask for refund, hope it still is possible!!

However I'll start some kind of action against HTC and I hope you guys will help me with it :)
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
While the response you received isn't what you and everyone else were hoping for, that doesn't make the above true. HTC is a multinational company controlled out of Taiwan. This problem is of a global scale and has been commented on by their CEO. Formal communication will come from HTC Taiwan, not HTC UK or some drone on the back end of the phone or e-mail.

HTC's on the forum because they contacted the XDA member that mistakenly claimed a misplaced file was causing battery issues. So there's no doubt they’re vividly aware of both the depth of the problem and everyone's anger and frustration over it.

A mealy response from the UK doesn't mean this isn't being addressed with the highest priority in Taiwan. Especially with HTC's CEO already stating they'll do whatever's necessary to support their customers.

Silence and a generic response don’t equal “HTC’s doing nothing.” At least not yet.
[HTC One X] pastey:
Anyone rang apple to see if they wanna get it in the press? :)

Seriously tho I'm sure this isn't the end its merely a stall tactic I think until they know what is causing it.

Still.I.will.swap to sgs3 if the next one flickers and we still have no more from HTC
[HTC One X] pastey:
I'd also.like to add I'm totally gutted as this phone is amazing otherwise, and until now always put HTC alongside apple when it came to.build quality. Not anymore...
[HTC One X] joplayer:
My facebook post :

https://www.facebook.com/HTC/posts/10150973344593084

They admit I'm not alone thought

Feel free to add your story on the post to make them react !
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Yes, in fairness you're right. What I meant to imply was that after HTC UK Ltd made me wait 2 days for a pledge or statement they sent me a meaningless paragraph of text. t doesn't even say to return the devices. It IS evasive and that, in my opinion, demonstrated inadequate care for their customers. The least they could do is say "tell all the people on your list to return their handsets". That's the least, to my mind a reasonable reaction to the situation would be to stop selling these devices it seems the majority of which have this fault.
[HTC One X] HaTeC:
I just finished talking to HTC Sweden.

They are not willing to offer me any help aside from the 2 year repair service.

Should i contact the Swedish media now or should i try HTC HQ?
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Truly, what do you expect from a call center agent making minimum wage that relies on decision trees and scripts to address problems and questions? Until the decision trees and scripts are updated the responses will either be all the same or made up on the fly under pressure. The people you're talking to may not work for HTC, own an HTC phone, or ever seen a One X.

I know you’re all frustrated but nothing's different at this moment than when the problem was first discovered. Since I doubt HTC will just say"oh well, the One X isn't working, let's stop building it" there will be a fix. And returns and exchanges kill profits more than revenue so they have big financial incentive to get this worked out.

When confronted with similar Teg3 issues Asus took a different approach. They started pushing out updates before they were thoroughly tested. It created more problems than it solved and took four updates in rapid succession to get it right. If you ask Prime owners they would rather have waited the extra time and taken a single update that fixed everything at once.

This isn't over by any means.
[HTC One X] oxfordmark:
What happens if the phone cannotbe fixed though?
[HTC One X] Fruktsallad:
I say contact the media. That's the one thing that'll give HTC incentive enough to do anything about this issue!
[HTC One X] HaTeC:
They don't even admit they don't know how to fix it.

They are a small branch of the HTC corporation and they are not allowed to do anything that HQ doesn't tell them to do.

I explained that by accepting a repair i might get a flickering screen 10 days later again + all the world of **** that is involved in the Swedish workshop opening my phone.

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You contact them also.

I can't even ****ing use a phone now even if i send it for repairs because i have a microsim now that i can't fit anywhere.

This is all bullllllllllllllllll****.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Your original post was incredibly thoughtful and I'm sure you're approach to HTC UK directly was also and it seems they responded in kind. I'm guessing what you were told was genuine and that HTC UK approached HTC Taiwan wanting to be more communicative. They were probably shut down which is fairly typical when a global company wants to maintain a consistent message and position. So I don't think you were strung along or manipulated, HTC UK themselves has been placed in a difficult position too.
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Their chat support seems to be showing strain. I'm getting reports that everyone is in a queue!
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
This is a very good idea. In addition to Teg3 issues, the Prime's GPS was useless because basically it can't get signal through the metal back plate. Asus ignored the issue and only responded when the media got involved. Prime users also spammed Asus' Facebook and Twitter pages. It's up to you guys if you want to get that messy. It worked though, two weeks later Asus made an official statement.
[HTC One X] nooomoto:
While not as bad as Samsung, HTC sure is making a go of pissing off a segment of loyal customers.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Roll it on guys, this is not acceptable. We are paying a price for this product, a lot of members will be stuck in lengthy contracts and if it is indeed a HW issue rather than SW this is not acceptable.

Anyone know any good solicitors? :p
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
I think we should folow the advice I was given and ALL contact support, now!
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Mark_Baker@htc.com Senior Director Enterprise Business Unit Americas

Cher_Wang@htc.com Chairman

John_Wang@htc.com Chief Marketing Officer, HTC Corporation

Keith_Nowak@htc.com Senior Public Relations Manager at HTC

Fred_Liu@htc.com COO of HTC

HT_Cho@htc.com Board Member of HTC

Peter_Chou@htc.com CEO

Lotus_Chan@htc.com VP HTC

Horace_Luke@htc.com Chief Innovation Officer

Start spamming all.

Not sure of the validity of these email addresses but they are from another thread.
[HTC One X] pastey:
That's your opinion, but it certainly looks like he was strung along. HTC have disappointed people in this forum who have reason to.be frustrated...
[HTC One X] Bomaster:
There are microsim to regular sim adapters check out might be on ebay.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Don't laugh...

ASUS Transformer Prime Defect Class Action Lawsuit

By Kimberly Mirando, Friday, 17 February 2012 08:47

A federal class action lawsuit claims ASUSTeK designed its ASUS Transformer Prime tablet with a metallic body that makes its GPS and Wifi capabilities useless...

http://www.topclassactions.com/laws...ransformer-prime-defect-class-action-lawsuit-
[HTC One X] AndroidInsanity:
Raise your fists and let the protest begin guys ;)
[HTC One X] twistedh:
I gave up my trusty gs2 for this phone after being a samsung fan for a while - the one x caught my attention because it looked damn sexy and powerful. The more I look at its fault each day, the less I like it and the more I was my sg2 back - it was perfect and now when I use it (if the girlfriend lets me near it) it seems SO much better. It's snappier, the screen looks better, the battery is better.

The screen flicker issue wasn't that bad when I got the phone 3 weeks ago, but it has progressively got worse and I can no longer ignore it. Given the responses from HTC to us paying customers, it seems I made a bad choice in becoming a htc user, even if HTC Taiwan runs the show and the other countries must wait for an official statement from them - they should still have an immediate and accurate response for the issues so that customers know they are not getting completely ass-bummed.

I intend on returning my one x and will give some serious thought whilst im in the phone shop if I want a replacement or refund.

HTC are very lucky in my opinion, with the galaxy s3 announcement but a week away, they still have a small chance to redeem themselves. If the s3 was already out, they would have completely over-shadowed and buried htc and their 'flagship' device.
[HTC One X] warpkid:
Woah!

I've kinda skimmed over some of this thread and have the general gist of what is going I think.

Is all this rage over the bug whereby the notification area will flicker if you gently tweak it with your finger? Which then has a knock on effect in video's etc?

Really?

My first impression of this issue was that it was a simple software issue that would be fixed by HTC.

I mean, Im no hardware expect but I imagine a hardware issue would reveal itself randomly and when the system is under heavy load. This seems more like a bug in sense or the tegra driver. Not an issue woven into the very silicon itself.

I suggest everyone step back and maybe go for a walk or something.
[HTC One X] pastey:
No, wrong fault. The fault we are referring to is where the entire screen flickers in a strobe like way...
[HTC One X] twistedh:
No my friend, this is the actual screen flickering/flashing. Imagine a lightbulb turning on and off extremely fast, like a strobe light - it is extremely annoying!
[HTC One X] warpkid:
Ah OK!

Now that would be annoying. Dare I ask the best way to test for this issue?
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Read the last couple of pages of this thread, it does look like s/w.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1597448

And if it is graphics drivers as suspected, all these issues are most likely related.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Rights guys, I've fired a quick email to various consumer law solicitors. Will keep you updated. I work at a law firm so will ask our solicitors as well. :)

On a separate note we should contact Nvidia as well as I still think some parts can be solved via drivers.
[HTC One X] twistedh:
Turn up your brightness to 50% or max and you should see the screen pulsing, if you don't notice anything - then you're one of the lucky ones!
[HTC One X] warpkid:
Nothing here!

guess im lucky (although I do have a dead pixel).

Out of interest I think I have one of the yellower panels. Has anyone noticed a correlation between the flickering and the colour temperature? (perhaps there are a couple of different suppliers of the LCD panels, and only one is effected)
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
Some phones, mine included, do it at lower brightnesses rather than higher. another reason I believe this is actually hardware.
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
And why the **** are they getting away with selling devices with dead pixels? I've already had 2 with dead pixels its ridiculous
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Then you have some phones that started off with no flicker, then only on low brightness then suddenly on all brightness levels. As with my last One X.
[HTC One X] ceo.mtcl:
nothing here either. I turned the brightness to 100% and also between 50 and 100%. Do I need to have certain background to notice it? Like white or black or some other color which highlights it more?
[HTC One X] twistedh:
HTC did one thing right - they made a consistent screen issue that affects all levels of brightness ;) hehe

I might return to my old nokia 3310, now that was a reliable phone!

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It's more noticeable on mine when I look at photos with different colours or different websites. I cant see it at all when the screen is all white or black.
[HTC One X] smoke2:
Me too, does the issue in this thread mean, that it seems auto brightness is just a bit twitchy?
[HTC One X] Sramie:
its hard to say you guys but i have not any flickering. i bought it this month about 2 weeks ago.But i once noticed this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jZJfTAcq2g

when i ran camera. but i restarted and never seen it again.

what a luck
[HTC One X] HaTeC:
After the failed HTC UK response i have contacted HTC and after they basically told me to **** off and that they can't do anything i now contacted:

TELE2

Brightpoint

Regenersis

I will wait for their response, after that i am contacting the media.

Tell everyone you know about this and make Brightpoint and TELE2 answer 1000s of phone calls everyday about this issue.

HTC are pathetic and this is the last phone i ever buy from them.
[HTC One X] smoke2:
in which frequency occurs "flickering" on your handsets display? its permanently or it is occured in some seconds?
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
It varies device to device. Mine had it 24/7.
[HTC One X] ViDtje:
I have it only with grey colors, like when in play store the page is loading.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Watchdog is on :)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/gotastory/

Raise your concerns maybe we can get a mention soon.
[HTC One X] Wtrt:
Can't find any flicker on mine.

But I very much support your quest and the work you do for everyone who currently has problems.

Best of luck!
[HTC One X] ceo.mtcl:
totally agree, can't find flicker in mine but will support every effort in best possible way I can.