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[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Ok, I will just drop everything in my life and start to learn about coding, the ins and outs of android/sense and try to make a ROM and if it breaks people's one S mobiles then not my fault ;)

No one is moaning, were just saying that we're surprised at how this phone isn't more popular with the developers.............

I don't have it, just done what you said there and didn't have any of those problems. Constant H connection throughout.

Maybe I am effected in the sense, that I could get better speeds or a ping if they release a patch to fix/improve the signal?

This is my first mobile with o2 in a long time, I can't try the SIM card out in any other phones as they are all locked to 3 network, so can't comment on how signal strength and mobile data speeds compare to other devices.
[HTC One S] mardon85:
Its crazy sometimes it does exactly as you describe sometimes it gets decent speeds. It always seems to work on my PC when tethered though..?

EDIT...

Just done it, first time worked no problem.. 2nd time to get an average.. No ping no internet :(
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
First world problems huh bro? Should be expected when you are an early adopter.
[HTC One S] ajftl:
U guys *****y. Lol. I don't see problems here Wtf ....if u picky like u sound think twice on getting the X.
[HTC One S] mardon85:
Indeed. Awaiting my Beta Tester pay packet.
[HTC One S] mardon85:
Thanks for your constructive post. If you have no problems then you have nothing to ***** about. If you did would you just leave it?? Doubt it..
[HTC One S] isaster1:
I had the Sensation the day it came out and the forums were incredibly slow and no one seemed to have bought the phone for a couple months. I then switched to the amaze and same thing. As we know now those phones have pretty good dev support and users. Things are always slow at the start takes a few months for people to see the phone around and want it. Trust me on this...this phone will not disappoint in the end.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
yeah, ^^ hes right... But im so impatient lol (who here isnt?)

I want the best and i want it now lol

But this phone has just become available worlwide,, Most people are tied into contracts, They dont have £500 spare to buy it..

And lets face it, the Sensation, Amaze, GS2 aint that old, and most people probably took out a 2yr contract on them..
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
Indeed, stuff will start rolling soon guys. Takes time, takes time.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
No, these 3g>4g problems should NOT be expected. It's not acceptable to launch a device with an obvious bug that has a serious effect on connectivity.

It's also not acceptable to launch a device with an obviously flawed Wifi firmware. These are very basic things. If it takes everyday users less than 10 mins to find them, then something has gone horribly wrong at the Quality Assurance department at HTC, assuming there even IS one.

With all due respect, I get so sick and tired of people saying that you should EXPECT that type of stuff. I'm sorry, but NO, you should NOT expect that type of stuff. You should expect quality, and you should expect things to be done right the first time, and you should expect that they get TESTED. It's funny how quickly the dev community can fix bugs on devices such as the Nexus line, but the very company that develops phones and owns all its source code takes forever. Seem a little strange to you?
[HTC One S] isaster1:
Very true^ and a lot of the devs here are doing it in their spare time compared to a company who has people working on it as their day job with tools and resources even our best devs don't have. Such a shame, but luckily we even have an option to fix things ourselves, would be terrible if we were at the will of these OEM's.
[HTC One S] joshnichols189:
Am I the only one who's Ville is flawless? :( I feel so alone.
[HTC One S] jonjacobmoon:
I don't really see what the problem is. I am getting several very solid tests. 73ms on ping, 14200kbps on download, and 3734kbps on upload. I have had the phone three days and have not noticed any connectivity issues.

As for updates.... the phone just hit the market and besides I would rather have one GOOD update (if needed) rather than 4 crappy ones.

So far, the phone is VERY fast and seems nearly perfect.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
1st had an awful yellow tinted screen and battery life of about 10 hours of doing nothing. 2nd one heats up to 42C and shuts itself after 10 minutes of use. going in for the 3rd.
[HTC One S] o0stryxs0o:
I agree with forums usually taking time to start up. I'm coming from a Vibrant... When I joined the Vibrant group it was about 6 months after the phone released and forum was just then getting into full swing. Wanna know what really boosted it?.... The fact that Samsung was taking so damn long to release Gingerbread to the American devices. When a phone is in dire need of the community you'll see a lot of movement here. This device is just too new all around. Give people a chance to get pissed off then you'll see much more development lol!
[HTC One S] phin586:
wow. talk about early adapter woes! i normally give a phone about a month before buying it. my old phone was seriously on the brink though, so i went ahead and picked one up.

minus me just generally not liking sense, i'm pretty happy with the phone in general. just waiting for an aosp rom and i will be happy.
[HTC One S] zeroprobe:
Everyone will soon be realising the X is too big for comfortable use and swapping back for 4.3". I just found out a guy at work is also swapping his X for the S.
[HTC One S] Kawaisa:
It's been a while since I've had an issue free phone. There were GPS issues on my Vibrant. My GSII would have issues switching from data to wifi. It comes with being an early adopter.
[HTC One S] Reviewers:
The One S came out not so long ago.

One X came out before the One S hence why the development for them is booming and AT&T even has the phone

so does International.
[HTC One S] mardon85:
Came out same day in the UK.

Well spoke to 3three today and complained about the radio issues and the chipping. They are sending my a Grey ONE X. She mentioned an £80 extra charge at the start but after taking my address etc she didn't say anything else about it. Dont know if they'll add it to the bill or not.

Fingers crossed I have more luck with this one.
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
Edited: Really for the guy that started this Thread, if you don't like the phone return it, dont pop over in the One X forums and start complaining there too. Like I said First World Problems. Common Sense.
[HTC One S] mardon85:
I posted in the One X forum with specific questions, not to moan. Problem is I like the phone just not being able to use it is driving me mad.

I'll see how I get on with the ONE X. Unfortunately I notice that (3)THREE UK users are also having signal issues.

Thanks for your verging on condescending reply. I dont see why because i'm an early adopter I should have to put up with what many consider large issues.
[HTC One S] majalo:
Regarding the Radio issues: I recall reading that this was a known issue, and that a fix was en route (actually thought it was already released). I know that an update was applied to T-Mobile phones before they were shipped (mentioned in engadget review), and assumed the global update was forthcoming.

Are you technically adequate mardon? Do you know how to start your phone in fastboot? (With phone powered off, hold Vol- before and while pressing power, with fast boot unselected in phone options before powering down.)

Doing this would give you access to what version of the radio is included in your phone's firmware, and could be compared with other's to see whether the radio version is creating the problem on your phone. It could possibly be a faulty hardware issue, which wouldn't even be an HTC beta-testing issue. It happens.

I'm loving my T-Mobile one S thus far. Though, I did have an issue where the screen started flickering the next boot after unlocking / flashing / SU'ing my phone, but haven't seen it again since. Probably just a soft issue that needed a refresh. And clearly not an HTC issue. :)

I'm also loving the Diet Sense that is sense 4.0. Hardly noticeable. And well worth it to maintain access to HTC's new ImageSense sensor. The camera is LeGit! Fast 2.0 lens, HDR, RAPID-fire pictures, simultaneous video/photo.
[HTC One S] Richy101:
I'm having issues with signal and on Three UK. I don't think it's their signal because my other (Motorola) phone works fine.

All that said my One S has been a lot better today. Though signal at home and in the yard/buildings is low it has held onto signal a lot better :confused:

I really like the phone apart from the aforementioned issue. Speech quality on a call is very clear and plenty loud enough for a 'deaf head' :o Battery life is great, best I've had for a long while. Very fast phone too.
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
No Problem! ;)
[HTC One S] Ibolak:
Yeah,...but first world problems are just as real! ;D There is even statistical science on that...
[HTC One S] mardon85:
I am adequate with PC since I often overclock and watercool them. No yet played with androids but sure i'll cope fine.

I've been into that menu to have a poke around. Was going to root it and try some different ROMs but didn't bother in the end since I knew my current phone was going back due to the MAO coating issue.

Doubt the Radio is a hardware issue as the same thing happened on both phones. It was a release day phone as well. I wouldn't be surprised if your radio version differed from mine since mine is the world wide and yours is the US T-mobile.
[HTC One S] rousseauxy:
I'm still loving this phone, so there ain't to many dev's onto this, yet, the phone is only like a month old and not even out in some countries. And indeed, you're not moaning, you're nitpicking :p
[HTC One S] mardon85:
Unreliable Internet and a chipped up Coating on the shell?? Are you F'in kidding me?? Yeah minor problems.

Its all well and good saying someone is nitpicking or should use common sense. Did you read the thread?? Are you telling me you'd be happy with your phone if you had these issues?
[HTC One X] bev309:
Couldn't see another post - sorry if there is another regarding this, but just updated on branded 3 UK phone to 1.28.771.9
[HTC One X] SB13X:
I got it through yesterday, signal seems to be the only improvement and now my data connection remains active rather than constantly resetting.
[HTC One X] bev309:
I'm behind then lol;)

My signal seems a bit better too, haven't noticed much on the data front, as I'm mostly on my wi-fi, it seemed ok before though!
[HTC One X] TeAm HeX:
I Know This Is An Old Thread But I Just Got 1.29? Anyone The Same On 3?
[HTC One X] OysterCatcheRR:
Nope. No updates available for me
[HTC One X] bev309:
Nope, nothing here. Is your phone branded?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musheercmr:
Is there any difference between (USB) charging from computer (Laptop) and charging directly from AC adapter (Samsung provided)?

Because, I was using my phone more than two month with SetCPU for more batter life, and I was able to use 3 or 4 days. But just yesterday I charged from my laptop and was full 100%. But after 21 hours I got 15% battery renaming. It’s seems like drain battery after i charged from Laptop. Anyway I will try to charge today from AC adapter which is Samsung provided with phone.

May I know if any one experienced this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p107r0:
The only visible difference should be in charging time - AC adapter should do it much faster providing the current of up to 1A (1000mA), much less then that to be expected from PC USB port.

I'd rather search for some rogue app draining the battery, maybe betterbatterystats would be a good place to start.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Richy99:
there wont be any dfference, the battery will get a charge from either but usb as mentioned wil ltake longer to charge
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mystic38:
if i got 21hrs from my battery i would not be asking ANY questions!!.. :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Megabunny:
USB ports are low power

your wall plug has a higher output than your computer USB port

PC USB = 5v 0.5amps

wall plug = 5v 1amp

so a wall plug will charger faster.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musheercmr:
use SetCPU governor, I am sure you will get 3 to 4 days (moderate usage). same as mine.

My final finding; If we charge through PC-USB, it will take time to charge and same time, will discharge rapidly. because I charge my phone yesterday with AC-adapter and now my batter level is 13 hours with 95%. While I charge from PC-USB it was 20 hours with 15%. (all time are in moderated usage, and no any apps are not installed during this period)

I don't know how this, but this is my experiences.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emignatius:
I get the same results that's why I don't charge it through my usb port.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnnyReb67:
I agree with your conclusion that low-power charging just doesn't last on the Note. I was travelling and mistakenly took the wall adapter for my Plantronics BT headset instead of the Sammy adapter. It charges basically at the same rate as the computer usb. It took forever to charge, which was expected, but drained EXTREMELY quickly (10% / hour with almost no usage). By the end of the trip I was keeping it plugged into the charger whenever possible.

Back home on my original charger the phone is behaving like normal again. (84% after 8 hours with BT on and about 20 minutes of talk time / display on)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PEZ Dispenser:
Once a google account is created, ICS won't let me create a new contact in the, non-synced, "phone only storage" "account".

If I install ICS without giving it my google account and add contacts to the address book it will save them under "phone only storage". Even if I have created new contacts this way and then give it my google account I have the same problem. The "phone only storage" option disappears.

I'm a fan of my privacy and also understand that I can tell the phone not to sync. It would make me feel better though knowing that any new contacts I add won't be linked to my google account in anyway and possibly synced with their servers.

Is there anyway to still add a contact to my phone only storage?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
Hello Heimdall Lovers.

Here is a good comment. LINK

You have no idea what Heimdall is?

Here is a good explanation: Heimdall

Here is the pioneer: Benjamin Dobell

How do you use Heimdall? Here are two links:

Linkie #1

Linkie #2

Still don't know? Try this: GOOGLE

Type in: how to use heimdall or how to install heimdall drivers.

What is a Heimdall-1-click? Here is the guy responsible for it: Adam Outler.

Now that we have gotten that out of the way, I have put together a few Heimdall-1-click packages that I will share with you.

FIRMWARE UCKE3

Yup..this is the FROYO Firmware package based on gtg465x

It is re-packed in a Heimdall-1-click:

LINK TO FIRMWARE - - - - - FIRMWARE LINK #2

What else would one need besides the wonderful UCKE3 firmware?

Why, the froyo community kernel that will root it and gives you cwm recovery of course!

FROYO COMMUNITY KERNEL. - - - - - FROYO LINK #2

Well? What the heck is this good for?

I'm glad you asked.

1. If you wanted to return a semi-borked device and you wanted to set it back to official firmware.

2. Some people are still in love with stock froyo and have no idea how to use Odin.

3. Some people are stuck on using the old modded 3e recovery method.

4. Some people just wanted to use SuperOneClick to root a phone.

5. Some people may want to run lost1's unlock code to get the unlock code that only works on FROYO.

6. You're bored and have nothing better to do with your time.

How do you use this stuff?

1. If you are on a ROM with a recovery, boot into cwm and do a factory reset/data wipe. Go to mount menu: format system, data and cache.

2. Turn off the phone.

3. Run the Heimdall-1-click on your computer.

4. Put the phone into download mode.

5. Install the drivers for heimdall if you have not done it yet.

6. Flash the ROM.

7. If it is done and did not reboot but you see the recovery screen, perform a factory reset and data wipe and reboot into FROYO land.

8. If you wanted to have a red recovery, instead of superoneclick, modded 3e or what other method, shut your phone off. Put it back in download mode. Flash the community kernel. It will auto conversion to voodoo file system, EXT4 and root the UCKE3 and gives you a red recovery to flash or your or whatever you want. Neat huh?

Helpful hints:

Can't get heimdall to work? Try a different PC, Laptop, different USB port or a different data cord.

Credits:

1. Benjamin DoBell - Heimdall

2. Adam Outler - Heimdall-1-click

3. Gtg465x - the UCKE3 firmware that he got from Samsung.

4. Gtg465x - the froyo community kernel.

5. Zen Arcade - for asking about this froyo package. :)

For me, you can click the THANK button.

For the others, they have their donation buttons. It's a great way to show appreciation. At the very least, please visit the link and slap a thank you just for using their work.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
[HEIMDALL] UCLB3 STOCK ROOTED DEBLOATED and ENTROPY's 4.4.2012 KERNEL

What the heck! Isn't this redundant?

Yup..sure is!

I know that jscott30 has already posted a method for rooting the UCLB3. However, it is Odin. Ewww... :)

Here is a Heimdall-1-click method:

1. Install UCLB3 FIRMWARE from my UCLB3 Thread:

2. Put your phone into download mode.

3. Flash Entropy's 4.4.2012 kernel - - - -- - Mirror #2

This will automatically convert your factory rfs files system into EXT4 -voodoo file system. You will here a lady-like robotic voice. Takes 5 minutes. Then it will reboot into the ROM.

4. Boot into CWM.

5. Flash this package: ROOT THE UCLB3 - also at bottom of page.

This cwm-flashable package will install busybox, su and Superuser.apk. It will then delete ATT's crap. (See bottom of page). Then it will install Google Talk with video support. Neat, huh?

5. Factory reset and data wipe just to be sure.

6. Reboot. Done.

7. FYI - Since many other ATT Galaxy devices may contain the similar bloats, I would think that flashing this script will root (busybox, su and superuser.apk) other devices as well - after you are able to get cwm by flashing a kernel.

However, if you are not a tinkerer, and just wanted it done for you.

Here is another package:

THIS IS FLASHED IN DOWNLOAD MODE: It's a HEIMDALL-1-CLICK

UCLB3 -DEBLOATED-ODEX - ROOTED - BUSYBOX- STOCK KERNEL

How to use: Just put your phone into download mode.

Flash the Heimdall-1-click package. Done.

Factory reset to clear any old data if needed.

Enjoy the rooted package.

I actually ran this odexed rooted version for several days. It is pretty good. It is rock stable.

What's the catch? Well, you need to unzip the vold.zip file at the bottom attachment and paste it into /system/etc in order to access the external microSD card. :) Check the Vagabond or the Deodexed UCLB3 thread if you don't understand.

Important: Don't use my ROOT package if you wanted the ATT bloats to stay!

If you know how to change edify to suit your taste, you are welcome to do so.

The deleted stuff:

2.8.1_YP_38384.apk

androidlauncher_Generic_android2.2-72x72_build_1_1D2011_03_16t09_30.apk

AT_T_code_scanner_vpl_1.1_aligned.apk

BooksPhone.apk

BuddiesNow.apk

BuddiesNow.odex

com.mobitv.client.tv.apk

Days.apk

Days.odex

Dlna.apk

Dlna.odex

DualClock.apk

DualClock.odex

MediaHub.apk

MiniDiary.apk

MiniDiary.odex

myATTVPL_aligned.apk

Telenav.apk

WISPr_55_Android22.apk

TetheringManager2.apk

wssyncmldm.apk

wssyncmldm.odex

wssyncmlds.apk

wssyncmlds.odex

wssyncmlnps.apk

wssyncmlnps.odex

Credits:

Przekret for the UCLB3 leak

Entropy512 for the wonderful kernel with video fix.

Chainfire for su and Superuser.apk

Adam Outler for the Heimdall-1-click

Benjamin DoBell for Heimdall

Zen Arcade - testing, teaching and support.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
[HEIMDALL] jt1134 ICS KERNEL

You like ICS?

You want to try CM9?

You have no clue?

Well, I'm not sure either. I haven't tried it yet.

I hear that are are some kinks that needed to be worked out yet.

Here is jt1134's kernel

It is packaged in, you guessed it, a Heimdall-1-click.

jt1134 KERNEL - - - - KERNEL LINK #2

How to use:

1. On any ROM...however, it's best if you have just heimdalled the UCLB3, UCKJ4 or if you have Odined any of the later GB leaks.

2. Put your phone in download mode.

3. Do you need root? NO!

4. Do you need 3e? NO!

5. Just flash the Heimdall-1-click. You then have jt's kernel, packed into the kernel (bml7) and recovery (bml8) and you now pwnt cmw 5.xxx.

6. Boot into recovery. It's gonna be a different blue.

7. Follow directions on how to flash ICS/CM9

Credits:

1. jt1134 for his pioneer work on the kernel that gave us a taste of CM9.

2. Adam Outler for the Heimdall-1-click.

notes: I did prepare a package with the bootloaders and the kernel, but with all the warnings about bootloaders, I've decided that it is best if you seek out a way to bork your own phone instead of me making it too easy for you to bork your device and whine about it later. :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
Zen Arcade's GB Kernels In Heimdall-1-Click Flavors

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23118162&postcount=3
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
Again thanks for your many efforts.....this will come in handy as did/does all your work...

Thx:)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oldbbman:
Joe did you put this in your thread yet????? :D:D:D:D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oldbbman:
Qkster

As always you are a HUGE benefit to this community. EVERYONE should be hitting your thanks button. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
Not yet sir....been doing my updates on Fridays/Saturdays....but this may warrant a pre-strike...:thumbup:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jscott30:
Options are good, Bro. Great work!

Heimdall really is a good alternative to Odin. Not sure why some people act allergic to having to install that libusb driver. Now we have plenty of options for folks who prefer one tool over the other, or like in my case, use both.

Again, great work!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oldbbman:
Warp factor 10 Mr. SULU!

:D:D:D:D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
Warp factor 10, aye aye sir....! Sir we have engaged....holding steady at Warp 10.

Done....and Done!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ppalbicke:
Hello, what all this then?

Nice job as always Qkster. Any thought to adding a link to Entropy's cm9 under that post since there are two versions of it? Just a thought.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xDa.Fun:
Qkster is Jwel of this forum :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
Yup. Will add that. I had assumed that one only needed to be on cwm 5.xxx ICS kernel as a starting point and the ROM will flash its own kernel. But I'll add that option as well.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] deathblade:
Awesome job as always, will be very handy
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jdt352:
Wow, really nice, qkster! Lots of great stuff and info here. Thank You!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] isaiahe97:
This is beyond amazing

You are awesome QKSTER

My phone wont let me click thanks twice
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Erik_T:
I appear to be having the same problem............ Qkster tell me why!!!! :D

Epic work.. like always... tinkerer... ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kalebdevil:
You're the best Q... God bless you...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
Hey, ppal.

I checked Entropy's CM9 thread and download the CM9 build.

The flashing techniques for CM9 only require cwm recovery. There isn't a preloaded kernel like jt's build.

Entropy's intructions were to Flashed twice from a red recovery.

The ROM structure also appears different. There's a boot.img but there isn't a kernel per se.

If there was a kernel like zImage, I can pack it but there isn't one that I can work with from what I know.

I think from any ROM, flashing jt's kernel in DL mode and getting CMW 5.xxx will let you flash Entropy's CM9 also.

As an aside, has anyone used any of these packages? Do they work? Issues? Thanks