yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] poofish:
Essentially the people in the video are talking about the appearance of artifacts/screen glitches in the UI.

Apparently, after the glitches come up from holding onto the notification bar, they appear in the camera app as well. It's also mentioned that the bottom of the screen runs relatively hot, and the high temperature could be a reason for the display artifacts.

The guy being interviewed at 0:52 proposes that due to the fact that phones are getting thinner, inner components are more closely knit. As a result, there is little room for any build-up of heat to disperse, which could transfer over to the camera module and cause the artifacts shown earlier in the video when the camera app was open.

At 1:04 onwards, HTC supposedly responded by saying that a limited number of customers have brought up this complaint. They are working as quickly as possible to release an 'emergency' fix by the end of April.
[HTC One X] Tinderbox (UK):
The squeaky wheel gets the grease.

John.
[HTC One X] samuelong87:
well we cant deny that HTC kinda rushed into putting Tegra3 into the One X. Its a relatively new chip used in a phone and i guess the bugs werent all kinked out yet thats why.

But i have no complains with them releasing the One X close to its announcement. Consumers can get turned off waiting for too long. Again, they just have to be committed in releasing updates to solve the issues. Make or break situation for them!
[HTC One X] Meltus:
What 'show stopping' problems are you having? I've never experienced anything major on mine :(
[HTC One X] greenstuffs:
I'll buy one HTC phone once they put their act together. For now i just lol at the fanboys who says "HTC rox0rz and they have the best quality phones"
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
You guys really need to get a grip. The phone's been out for two weeks and has already had its first update. HTC reads this forum because they contacted the developer who created the "sky is falling" post about the battery file being in the wrong place. If in a couple of weeks things are like they are today then fine, get out the pitchforks and torches. Until then, the One X launch doesn't look much different from any other high-end launch in terms of early issues.

Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against LG For G2x Troubles

By David BerenJuly 19, 2011 7:08 pm

Samsung Galaxy S II might have screen issues

By Edwin Kee on 05/30/2011 20:20

Samsung Galaxy S II Screen Problems: Trouble In Paradise?

By: Stephen Schenck |7:18 PM 30-May-11

Galaxy Nexus early adopters report issues with signal, touchscreen

By Mike Wehner, Tecca | Today in Tech – Tue, Dec 20, 2011.

Verizon Galaxy Nexus: Significant signal issues arise

16 December 2011 by Sam Koutroulakis

Asus Under Fire For Transformer Prime GPS Issues

Suit claims Asus was aware of problem and never fixed it

By Zach Walton • February 13, 2012

Sony confirms Xperia S yellow-tinted display issues, will replace affected phones

By Nathan Ingrahamon April 2, 2012 06:10 pm

GSM Galaxy Nexus seeing signal issues after Android 4.0.4 update?

By Darren Murph posted Apr 5th 2012 4:55PM
[HTC One X] Meltus:
I hate HTC. I really didn't want to get the OX purely because it was a HTC device, but man, I'm glad I did! :D
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
Moderator must control topics based on false alarm and negative propaganda, we have tons of subjects talking about ''flaws'' that were corrected already by 1.28
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
What are you comparing HTC to exactly? Every Samsung, LG, Motorola, and S-E phone who’s release I've tracked have all had issues. Some temporary, some permanent. There is no perfect device or manufacturer. Would you trade the One X's issues for this?

I had one of the first SGS2's released. During the the first two months there were four updates issued to resolve problems. To this day there are still display and camera issues. But I'd buy the phone and/or another Samsung product again.

Even the polls on this forum don't reflect the hysteria some of you are showing. And I'm betting the problem percentages are even lower because people with problems tend to be more vocal.

Here's some advice. If you don't want to deal with early issues, don't buy a device (from any manufacturer) when it first comes out.
[HTC One X] desiregeek:
HTC issued a public apology here in Taiwan and offered to replace all devices for those having trouble. Many people here in Taiwan were returning their devices with some demanding refunds and others exchanges (Most of this was said and discussed in Youtube video which was attached. That clip was from a famous local news broadcasting station called TVBS). Quite a few were pissed saying that such an expensive device should not have so many flaws. In the local papers and media on TV this new device has been under heavy criticism for having so many flaws.

Many have complained of heat issues but they say heat issues are due to device being so thin. They say that the heat issues have caused other problems. Also while charging the battery was heating up as well and they found battery temperatures above normal. For those living in Europe should not worry but those in Saudi,Dubai or Kuwait may need to worry during their summer months :eek:

This thing about devices being so thin these days is not all that great. I would rather they be just a little thicker so devices can run cooler,batteries can be larger so that they can last longer (cooler as well),and have better sound quality from the internal speakers. As they get thinner we get worse sound,hotter temperatures,less battery life and a few other problems as well.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
well no...the heat is caused by the quad core 40nm Tegra3 mate, put the 28nm snapdragon4 in there and problems solved

you mean HTC is officially blaming heat on the thinness? or media talk?

those who can't deal with the temp issues should wait for the OneXL, it will consume less battery during screen on and have much better temps

i think those buying the One X should get it knowing its a hot device since its carrying a brute force chip like the Tegra3 and before anybody say its not worth

trust me T3 is giving you uber performance for all that trouble, when you use the One X one word resonate and that is BRISK, many reviewers used that word to describe how smooth the damn thing is (overall usage)
[HTC One X] desiregeek:
Well said.

Many locals in Taiwan were wondering if Taiwan sold the good pieces overseas and kept the faulty ones for the local market. :confused: There was talk about this from Apple once before about faulty Apple products being sold in China for local market.

Didn't Apple have similar problems with Nvidia before too :confused: This thread was not to bash HTC or their products but to bring to light what the local media was talking about and what locals were complaining about here in Taiwan.
[HTC One X] desiregeek:
At the 52 second mark in the video the person describes ones of the reasons this issue exists is due to device being to thing and it having problems dissipating heat created on the inside of the device. He goes on to say that this heat creates other problems for the device. When they measured screen heat they found that it got too hot. Not sure if guy is from media but I believe he is an engineer of some sort. If the guy was from HTC he would be fired lol.. Most locals that work at a company usually don't dare to say anything negative about the products made by their company of where they work at.
[HTC One X] louis.b:
what about samsung fan boys screaming Samsung going to every review of the One X and shouting that Samsung rocks when the Plasticky SII faced problems upon its launch as well and still does now even after 2 years out in the market (My cousin had a brand new SII in Fabruary and it's slow laggy blue-tinged. The camera sucks balls) . The One X's issues are being magnified and covered a lot because of the huge interest in this phone so early upon launch. It's not worse or better than any other phone.
[HTC One X] sacredabyss:
I had exactly the same problem, the bug seems to be activated after a couple times of dragging the task bar up & down.

I am on 1.26.707 too.
[HTC One X] dasiki:
Previously I had no problems with handset but just tried out the same action shown in the video and managed to reproduce the blurring of the task bar date and then subsequently the problems with the camera. Is it definitely software causing this?

Edit: Though it seems to correct itself after I leave the screen off for a few minutes.
[HTC One X] zombiefly:
I had the garbled video problem once while on v26, since 28, i've never seen it again. I tried for 5 mins to replicate the status bar corruption and cannot.
[HTC One X] desiregeek:
The Taiwanese are quite smart and will get these bugs sorted out. This is not to say that one brand is worse or better than the other as each manufacturer comes out with a device once in a while that has a few defects,bugs or what ever.. Even Apple had a few bugs in their previous devices as well. No manufacturer is immune to these things and these days there are a bunch of tech geeks out there like the majority of us here :p Which like to point out both negatives and positives of each device out there. This though is great if you ask me as mistakes are recognized and hopefully fixed and addressed by the manufacturer ;)
[HTC One X] hamdir:
except hardware finishing quality defects...returning is not an easy option for all
[HTC One X] Nos0x:
This is my 3rd HTC smartphone, I've also had smartphones from Apple and Sony Ericsson.

Saying the One X is no worse than any other phone simply isn't true. My first One X was the most poorly built phone I've ever owned, I'm hoping my replacement is better.
[HTC One X] RedGreenGeek:
Commercial tactics.

I believe that in most tech buisness, where products are brought to the masses, it is simply cheaper (free) to have all the geeks find the flaws. Then you need a much smaller test team, and just a good set of fixers.

Mobile launches, software launches, game launches. It is all the same. There is an economical limit to how many flaws, problem etc. you can find on your design when it is so complicated as it is today. It is simply much cheaper to fix things after they get on the market.

And regarding brands.. Yes they do have different approaches to when it is most feasible to launch their product, but they all launch with flaws. The when is a big part of their image, noone wants to be late on the market either.

With regards to build quality some like the mother some the daughter. In any case, get a case.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ajamils:
I have lost one of the feet of my Transformer Prime so the dock is uneven. Is there a place where I can purchase the feet or something similar that i can replace all four?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] peterk-1:
You should find something here http://www.bumperspecialties.com/home-en.php. I use clear ones on the back of my tp to prevent scratches and lift it a bit above cafe tables - spills etc.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] collinsac24:
these are crazy expensive :O
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] peterk-1:
I think you missed my edit that pack sizes are around 5000. Assuming "US" info is required then http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZasez/h_d2/Navigation?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

In the UK they are around £1 to 50p for 12 "stickers"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ajamils:
Awesome. Thanks for the info. Any idea which version will work best for the dock?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hajalie24:
Also here

http://www.westfloridacomponents.com/RubberFeet.html
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] almightywhacko:
Go to Walmart, go to the home hardware section and look around. They have many different styles of rubber feet and pads for use under televisions and vases to prevent them from scratching the tables they sit on. You should find something for less than $5 that will meet your needs.

Home Depot, Target, Michaels, etc also have this kind of thing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] collinsac24:
thanks for the idea and suggestion. just got back from homedepot :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] indie13:
The Answer

Dude, i have the answer!!!

I was in the same boat as you. i ordered loads of laptop feet off the net and nothing worked until.................i found something that is 99.7% the same as the originals.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160573127212&ssPageName=ADME:L:OU:GB:1123

These really are almost the same. They are about 1% bigger, they are a similar quality rubber and they may be a tad taller but dude......trust me......they are close as damn it you could get to the originals....

I am now 100% happy with these ones and i cant recommend them enough.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ajamils:
Thanks for the recommendation. I placed an order. Lets see when I will get them. Apparently they are being shipped from Germany so it will be a while before I see them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lpching:
My swype got so small when i remove the navigation bar. any one can help me with that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
.... just don't remove the navigation bar? Not sure how you can expect app compatibility when you fundamentally change the interface that's not meant to be tampered with by default.
[HTC One X] GuestK00431:
Hi guys, this phone is a dust magnet. My front speaker grill is blocked by some dust... Any safe way to clean this?
[HTC One X] Tinderbox (UK):
give this a go :D

John.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...leaner&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
[HTC One X] GuestK00431:
Haha nice but sadly its the front grill not the back one
[HTC One X] Tinderbox (UK):
Gently suck on the speaker don't get spit in it though, is this daft or what!

John.
[HTC One X] mickfitz:
Front facing camera is a lint magnet.
[HTC One X] GuestK00431:
Problem solved.. I just used a wetwipe. Unblocked now and the speaker still works luckily..
[HTC One X] patabeg:
Can you give me more details on this.

My HTC One X front speaker is very silent and everyone is telling me it is from dust.
[HTC One X] mugglesquop:
whats wrong with using a hoover?!

crazy, i know.
[HTC One X] exocetdj:
Fookin hilarious app!!! worked a treat on me back speaker :laugh:
[HTC One X] Istiak:
I had exactly the same prob. The simple solution for this is to use a toothbrush. Yes you heard it right !! Just use a toothbrush to clean the front speaker grill. Same goes for the rear grill. And I bet, you will be amazed by the result. You will hear ur opposite as loud as it ment to be......

Hope this would help :)

Sorry for bad English
[HTC One X] .Ryker:
I had this issue with my front facing camera. I just used a que tip.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] leonforthewin:
This really annoys me. I try to forget and sometimes it works but I feel as though you have just reminded me that I am breathing and now I can't think about anything but.

---------- Post added at 07:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:24 PM ----------

The best method hands down is using canned compressed air. It's usually used by computer hardware enthusiasts to remove dust from PCB's, fans and whatnot.

Other than that I have a really tiny fine bristled brush that came with my beard trimmer they also work.
[HTC One X] kash20:
A bit of blu-tac works a charm for the speaker grill, just push it into the holes and the dust will stick as you peel the blu-tac away
[HTC One X] cjm1979:
Can also say compressed air is the best method. I used an air line at work and its made calls a lot clearer to hear.
[HTC One X] techtechnique:
Surely compressed air will just push the debris into the speaker enclosure, which isn't the best solution as far as I can see.
[HTC One X] leonforthewin:
Any enclosure to a speaker is behind, so no but your point is still valid in the sense that it will dislodge anything stuck in the grills/holes and it will end up inside the casing of the phone. This actually happens naturally in all electronic devices.

It's damn near impossible to remove debris from the holes and not have it go inside the phone.
[HTC One X] BenPope:
You may want to regulate the pressure though, too much will tear the speakers apart.
[HTC One X] leonforthewin:
Yeah! haha We don't want anyone going to their local fuel station and using the compressed air machines there!
[HTC One X] exocetdj:
Wet wipe and a toothbrush sorted it out for me! Can actually see led now too, forgot how bright it was initially lol!
[HTC One X] cilsoe:
Most definitely the way to go.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Use a toothbrush. Believe me, it works ;)
[HTC One X] martin132014:
I used toothbrush, it works in one dust...but another just went inside the speaker...so no way i can get it out now....hoho..:eek:
[HTC One X] razeenmk:
hope this works 4 u

Here is a solution to the dusty grill problem. Had a problem with my brothers phone and after following this worked as good as new.

check the link

theinforoom.blogspot.in/2015/05/htc-one-speaker-loudness-notification.html]THE INFOROOM: HTC One Speaker Loudness / Notification LED "FIX"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] superdj1:
Hi guys, sorry if this question has already been asked, I already tried searching and all I've found is people complaining about it but no solution.

Has anyone else upgraded to the leaked ICS and notice extremely weak vibration afterwards? Yes I know how to adjust vibration under sound but even at all the way up a call or text feels as soft as a haptic feedback vibration :confused:

Is there any way around this? I'm running the latest ICS Perfection if that helps. Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bikrame:
Leak ics is too much laggy so i move back to GB.

Wait till our karnel release and it will solve all problems.

Sent from DARKSIDE
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] superdj1:
I figured it would be kernel related, it sucks that its the little things like this that make the roms unusable for daily use and all the dev's hard work on the leak not worth it :(
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ankur26420:
hello friends..please help me..

i install cyanogen 7.2 rc5.7..and i unable to read indian fonts..please please help me
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
http://db.tt/lUnJ9tU1

download a package from above link and flash it in cwm I have created that package for my ics rom and I don't know if it will work just do a nandroid backup before flashing
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ankur26420:
you can read our indian langauges in default browser??

like hindi,punjabi,bengali etc

i read only in opera mini.when i open default browser then boxses are shown..help yaar
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ichambi:
just change your font maan.. that's easy
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ankur26420:
squadzone solved my problem..

now i can read all languages...
[HTC Rezound] Masx:
I am receiving a Rezound soon and doing some research on the best rooting method and so far I have seen this:

[TOOL] HTC Rezound All-In-One Toolkit V2.0 [3-25-2012] [Noob-Proof]

Is this still working and recommended? I read through most of the pages but I'm seeing mixed reports of how the latest OTA is messing up perma root etc.

Thanks
[HTC Rezound] Rudy_Ruettiger:
I have a replacement phone coming on Tuesday and was just thinking the same thing.

yes i think this the best and easiest way. it has everything including the htc drivers. just plug in your phone to your computer and click on the buttons. it cant get any easier.
[HTC Rezound] Snuzzo:
I am a manual command prompt type guy.

Follow HTCDev for unlock. Flash Amon RA 3.15 http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23781936&postcount=428 (fastboot flash recovery "insert filename".img), create a nandroid. Then flash this in recovery. http://downloads.androidsu.com/superuser/Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip After that install Jrummy's Busybox installer from Play store, get+install the latest busybox.

Then if you're feeling spunky, do the s-off procedure. To recover back to a bootable state then from the s-off exploit, reflash recovery and restore boot.img only.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nesquick95:
Saurik's mempodroid exploit needs offsets of "exit" and "setresuid" functions calls in order to work.

Here's a tool that may find this two offsets while running on your ICS device and give you the mempodroid command line to run for gaining a temporary root shell.

This tool doesn't add any capability to Saurik's exploit.

Please let me know if you have any idea for improvement.

Feel free to use this tool, at your own risks.

1- download and unzip

2- push the two binaries to /data/local/tmp with adb

3- chmod 755

4- run n95-offsets

5- copy / paste the command line given by the tool

If the trick works, you will see the $ prompt change to a # one.

Hope it will help.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] starbase64:
Hi,

don't work on HTC One X with 4.0.3.

cheers

starbase64
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nesquick95:
Already too old

Hi,

Mempodipper / mempodroid exploit uses a serious security hole in Linux kernels 2.6.39 and higher, making some noise in Linux' world. A patch has been given by Linus Torvalds himself late january.

It always take some times to deploy patched kernels but by now, most of them are probably mempodroid-resistants.

Wait for the next...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] saidelike:
I just updated my samsung galaxy nexus from 4.0.2 to 4.0.4. Before that, I could root it using the command line provided by saurik:

source: https://github.com/saurik/mempodroid

After the update, I did not manage to root it so I came to this topic after some research on xda :)

Unfortunately, it looks the 4.0.4 update patches this hole on the galaxy nexus (or the n95-offsets tool does not work, which is probably not the case). Here for the record is what is returned by the tool:

No root shell given. Any proof on the vulnerability beeing patched with 4.0.3 or 4.0.4?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nesquick95:
No proof but...

Hi,

I've also lost mempodroid rooting capacity when upgrading my Galaxy Nexus from 4.0.2 to 4.0.4.

The tool can be wrong but I mainly think that the hole has been patched. But you're right, no proof of it until now :rolleyes:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] saidelike:
Yes, I think that too. How did you managed to get the 4.0.4 rooted then? Did you unlock the bootloader or did you use another root exploit?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nesquick95:
Unlocked

I've rooted 4.0.4 by unlocking the bootloader, flashing ClockworkMod recovery then an update.zip containing only the su binary.

I'd prefered keeping stock booloader locked but there is not so much kernels exploits around here for now and I ain't got time for testing other devices (Acer, Sony,...) specifics exploits on the Gnex...

If you're interested, you can take a look at Dan Rosenberg's works, in addition to all the great things already done here at XDA :

http://vulnfactory.org/blog/
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dreamer_:
Hi Nesquick. I need to compile this source and mempodroid for a MIPS tablet (4.0.3 ICS and 3.0.8 kernel), since it seems that it cannot be rooted. Can't adb root or su. Do you think that it could be used or you can help generating the binaries for MIPS?

Thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nesquick95:
Hi,

Hard to say if it will work or not... Your 3.0.8 kernel may be a good candidate as long as it hasn't be mempodroid-patched by the tablet's provider.

I have Google NDK r7 installed, it offers only x86 and ARM support. It seems that MIPS support comes with r8 :

http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html

You'll find the perl script used to compile my C programs attached (thanks to the author, Andrew Ross). I think t won't be to hard to adapt it to NDK r8 / MIPS platform...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] olive360:
the offsets of "exit" is wrong

this is ok, great!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] olive360:
n95-offsets can work

sorry, i make a mistake, n95-offsets can work, i have rooted use it.