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[HTC One X] hamdir:
no im a fan of all this retina push but not in the case where they fail to produce the same ipad2 game graphics on ipad3 due to the massive amount of pixels, like one reviewer said if this happens in ps/xbox land where the new machine fails to run the game of the previous gen in the same quality, it would be a disaster

everything you said about apple people is true and its really sickening and tiring, in life you have tons of choice in every consumer thing you purchase

every product has its ups and down, yet iPeople they gather in the corner all holding the exact same thing and giggle at everyone else

its insulting, spoiled and ignorant

apple products their presnesation and videos, have some sort of psychological effect or something, the elite thing

believe me i have no problem in trying iPhone 5 if it was worth it but i wouldn't simply because i hate to be part of that group and accept the monopoly Apple is aggressively pursuing, its almost like dictatorship

mac book pro, same old same old since ages now, the lack of "change" is seriously boring, and why is originality and "change" something that the critics consider in their review, a perfect game might get a bad score for not being new or original and yet in the apple land, its not an issue
[HTC One X] death__machine:
@CoSaWa What do you mean by internet pass through?

@realunited123 yes the app was small, but the download that the app had to do was 500mb or so .. I tried looking for .apks, but it was too much work or maybe I didn't look in the right places.
[HTC One X] realunited123:
Internet pass through : Connect your phone to PC, select internet pass through from notification bar. Lets you transfer data through PC network.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Retina display is lovely, everything is so crisp and crystal clear. It does make a big difference compared to non retina displays. You have to give it to them though pushing these high resolution displays into their products whilst still maintaining the same price as previous model more so for the iPad. It's a first for such a device to have such a resolution and you have to give them props for that.

Like the HOX with its screen its one of the best, better than Non Pentile AMOLED for text, colours and no screen burn.

Only the IPS panel in the LG 4x is comparable at present.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
did you read the Engadget review of LG4x its screen its not even comparable :D

and yes our screen can be considered super retina, since its qualities exceed the so called retina criteria that apple hyped and created
[HTC One X] death__machine:
@hamdir

Totally understand why you're annoyed. But we can't change that part of the world now can we, unless Apple manages to **** up bad that is. There's too much pressure on them for the iPhone 5 so it can't be disappointing, we'll have to wait and watch.

@realunited123

I only get two options:- 1)Charge Only 2)Data Transfer

Does the second one allow me to use my computer's internet?

@nikzDHD

Agree that keeping the price the same and shoving a retina display is hard, no joke. In fact they were so serious about the pixel shoving that they had to put a bigger battery to provide the same battery life as the iPad 2 which caused an increase in the thickness of iPad 3. It does show their dedication to not decline in performance but making devices bigger wasn't what Steve Jobs would approve don't you think? It also sucks that they're killing off support for the iPad which isn't older than the 3GS.

The MBP was same for quite a few years and was up for a "major overhaul" they said. Shoving a major amount of pixels in it they meant maybe :P. One good thing they did is kill the disc drive, others will follow suite soon I hope.
[HTC One X] barondebxl:
Yes you have to give credit where credit is due, the retina display is amazing and it is a couple of years old but still kicks as s. So is the one x screen, it's fantastic with excellent outdoor visibility even in direct sunlight. Never seen the optimus 4x so don't know.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
That's the only downside with Apple they are quick to cut out features in a new software release but most of us know those features will work well on the last generation product. Again sticking with the iPad iOS 6 brining siri to the new iPad and excluding it from the iPad 2 which is technically nearly the same power wise. They could have implemented it but it's just their business model, whatever wrongs they do it doesn't affect their sales. Hardcore fans and they are in their masses will still happily pay out.

Morally may be wrong but their pockets still grow bigger whatever they are doing is still successful.

But at least with the major Android providers we still get a good level of updates, previous HTC devices getting ICS, SGS2 getting 4.0.4 and such.

Hey at least it keeps the competition up and good for us consumers to see them all trying to battle one another. But I do think we will hit a point where all will need new innovative ideas to keep us interested.

Should be interesting to see the next flagships for all manufacturers. Maybe Huawei will be the king in a few years hehe and LG!
[HTC One X] CoSaWa:
You have to be on a Sense rom and I think have HTC Sync installed on the computer, this should pop up:
[HTC One X] death__machine:
@nikzDHD

We've hit that point now ;). Now the bragging is about number of CPU cores and Display Size.

And LG doesn't stand a chance haha xD. They should stick to home appliances :P

@CoSaWa

I don't have HTC Sync installed yet. Thanks for the tip!
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
Internet pass through used to use pc internet on mobile . And HTC knows what people need , they have predefined , just explore it.

Btw thanks for choosing hox. If you choose Samsung gs3 as your android device you will hate android and its stupid touchwiz .

I don't know why cheap device selling at high price even it is not worth , gs3.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Well I had seen the specs of GSIII before purchasing the One X, the S3 wasn't released then but I couldn't wait and the One X seemed great so I decided not to wait for the S3 and just pick up the One X.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
I've had the Samsung it's a great phone but personally I prefer the HOX. Like you I got mine before the SGS3 it's got some good stuff on it but not worth the hassle to get one. Oh the screen on the HOX is superior in most situations. If I didn't have the HOX I'd be happy with the Samsung.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
My phone is now facing WiFi death grip -_- #facepalm

Need to figure out how to get it exchanged now, the dealer I got it from is in the UAE and I'm in India right now.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
There is a chrome extension that allows you to download apps from the play store on your computer, Google it ;)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] xtacee1990:
Wow Since when is it ok to generalize the whole group of users just to prove that Android is better?

How about the reasons that so many people buy Apple's products are

1) They actually have a store where you can bring your products too and have instant customer support, both in person and on the phone, not some copied and pasted response via emails.

2) Better build quality. And if anyone tries to counter this by mentioning the Iphone 4's antenna issue, gotta say it's a bit old. How about the HOX's screen flex, Screen flickering, overheating, broken multitasking, bad video camcorder, poor battery, antenna issue, etc.

3) They want something that works out of the box, not having to root or meddling w their purchases. Again Idk how it's ok for people to think just because a consumer doesnt have an interest in modifying gadgets he/she must be dumb or a sheep.

ETC.

Again not really trying to applaude Apple for their wrongful actions. But to generalize everyone is just ignorant. And then you get upset when the other side does the same to you.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
@TheDroidFanatic

Thanks

@xtacee1990

I was just saying sometimes its pissing off that these rich kids go out and buy iPhones or MBPs and call it the best without doing any research whatsoever. I never generalized them, I have friends who get MBP just for the softwares available (FCP, LogicPro, etc.) and others who get iPhones because they love using iTunes and are fans of the thing. Doesn't bother me, but what bothers me is calling your device the best or whining about HOX after shifting boats for the pettiest reasons possible.

1)I agree. Apple has their own stores to sell products and provide support, damn convenient.

2)I mentioned how awesome the build quality of my 3GS was, please read that.

3)Again I mentioned this as well. I'm not calling people dumb, some people just don't have the time to meddle around or don't want to take the effort I agree, and iPhone is definitely for them. I have this friend who loves the look of the HOX, but I asked him not to get it, because I know iPhone is a better fit for him.
[HTC One X] KeRaSh:
About 3)

I don't see why people couldn't use the HTC One X out of the box.

After not getting an official Gingerbread update for my HTC Desire (which worked out of the box too) I flashed CM7 on it and after that I installed an ICS rom. I did it because I work in IT and I'm interested in that kind of stuff, not because it was necessary.

My girlfriend on the other hand doesn't know jack about custom roms and she still uses her HTC Desire without running into any issues. She's still running Froyo and couldn't care less about Gingerbread, ICS or Jellybean.

I think it's funny that people always mention that customers don't want to flash roms to get the newest updates but those customers also couldn't care less about the updates they're missing by not flashing a rom on their phone.

If you really care about it, chances are you know how to flash a rom and are willing to invest the 30 minutes it takes to get the job done. ;)
[HTC One X] death__machine:
You're right people can use the HOX out of the box too. Sense is a pleasure to use and not something everyone would want to get rid off by flashing.

But there are other android phones which lets just say do require "effort".

Motorola Defy got a 2.2 update, but this buddy of mine couldn't do it from home. The motorola software just didn't do it. On researching we found out that the only way to get 2.2 officially is to go to a local Motorola Service Center(a good 10 miles away) and give your phone. Why you can't update your phone yourself from home? No idea or legit reasons given. This applies to the motorola defy with the Indian FW.

Its stuff like this that turns people off.
[HTC One X] Quiksilver78:
I agree with your points above, and I am also in the camp of those that were in awe when the iPhone 4 was released in 2010.

Let's not kid ourselves, for 2010, the iPhone 4 was a beautiful phone, with a sleek UI and very intuitive and friendly (for the end-user, not us geeks) OS. The phone was a very solid build and worked right out of the box. Remember that the flagship Samsung Galaxy S was released before the iPhone and it was riddled with problems as well. Most notably the piss-poor battery life and the laggy UI; and this was supposed to be the cream of the crop for Android devices. yikes!

But as far as software and updates, a more accurate comparison would be Apple with Google. They do release updates regularly straight to the phone, you don't even need iTunes. You can possibly fault HTC for their delay in getting out timely updates due to their UI, but cannot blame it on the Android experience as a whole. At least, let's clarify that part.

To really level the playing field, as it were, you would compare the Galaxy Nexus to the iPhone; not the H1X
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Completely Agree, if something Android is to be compared head on to an iPhone it should be something like the Nexus, because its pure android with no dwelling in the manufacturer's hands whatsoever.

On a side note, updating iPhones/iPads without the need for iTunes happened recently in iOS 5 if I'm correct.

Everyone kept pissing about how tablets will replace PCs and I would say you can't even start(set-up/activate) or update these things without a computer, forget them replacing pcs.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Coming back to this, I forgot to mention earlier, I don't use Chrome. I use Firefox.

To get the .apk I need chrome, thats the same apple bs I hate but its coming from Google -_-
[HTC One X] Shushant:
Want to buy HOX but want a better battery life

Hi everyone,

i am planning to buy HOX but worried about the low battery life. I'm student and don't conider chargeing my phone everyday. I want to know about the battery life of this phone, if anyone could mention that, after how much time do i need to recharge after normal use eg; web browsing, games, music, voice call.. etc. My sister just bought S3 and i'm really impressed with the device because i'm fan of android since cupcake , but its not the software .... its the chep plastic body that bothers me.Currently i'm using Buzz but didn't do my research before buying it(came to know about low resolution and 528MHz of CPU frequency after i bought it) , thanks to the xda developers it survived :) .

Is there any other issues with HOX except battery performance? i'm not planning to buy another phone in 2 yrs.

P.S.: I use whats app so i need to keep my mobile data transfer service on , so i really need a phone with good battery

should i consider it ?

Thank You in advance, your opinion matters :)

Good day
[HTC One X] Kickasskev:
My battery would last 2 days if I left it no problem, but I dont see the problem with charging your phone at night while in bed, then you know in the morning its full and dont have to worry. IMO
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Look at the battery stats thread.
[HTC One X] monchee:
Yup! But I know that most of us owning the HOX are heavy users. So it's expected that by the end of the day, we have our batteries drained. But I don't mind charging it every night.

Sent from my first Android smartphone, the HTC One X. On ARHD 7.1.0, stock kernel.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
I use whatsapp, browse internet, voice calls and messages. I usually am left with some battery at the end of the day but that amount will however not be enough for the next day. I.e charging becomes necessary in the night or next morning.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Shushant:
Thnx a lot :)

i think charging every night will work for me , but i can wait till it gets updated to jelly... :P

---------- Post added at 01:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:25 PM ----------

Thnk you for replying

yea charging it every night is not a problem, but at the end of the day device is actually a PHONE and its main function is voice calling and texting

nobody would like to carry a smartphone which is actually dead when you're out ....

:P
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
Not to flame or anything but that's horrible indeed. :)
[HTC One X] death__machine:
I'm glad you agree. I've been a die-hard firefox fan for years!
[HTC One X] jasonrey:
you could add a panel next to the home screen and put the music widget on it. then you just swipe to the left/right when you are in the homescreen to access your music :cool:
[HTC One X] death__machine:
I meant locked home screen. I could just hit the home/sleep button once and then the home button twice and this mini iPod widget sort of thing would pop up where I could hit play and music would start. Choosing was not possible though.

What you're mentioning is possible yes, but thats when the phone is unlocked.

One good thing about HOX is when locked, there's the music widget where you can skip/play/pause tracks, but thats when music is playing. If there were some way to customize a gesture or something for that widget popping pop, it would be brilliant.

I have a 9 digit passcode to unlock my phone and the iPhone thingy makes it possible to play music without unlocking. I'm not bashing Android or anything, but that was a handy feature.
[HTC One X] leoni1980:
A good, well-rounded thread. Nice one.

I find it interesting that you picked up on two things that have continually made me want to go back to or try out the iPhone -

1 - the speaker quality. The 4S in particular has one of the loudest, clearest speakers on the market. I feel that many manufacturers overlook things that are not outwardly promotable. Apple could easily have stuck with the perfectly clear, loud iPhone 4 speaker but opted to fit a richer, louder module in the 4S. In comparison the HTC One X speaker is a joke, undeserving of the Beats branding that adorns it. Even the speaker on the S3 is nothing to write home about. The second best speaker on a phone I've used recently was actually on the Huawei Ascend G300, which knocks the socks off either of HTC and Samsung's flagships, proving that it really isn't an issue of component costs. Whenever I've mentioned my keenness for decent speakers people just tell me to use headphones or plug in a mini speaker; but I listen to a lot of podcasts around the house and it's nice to be able to blare them from the phone speaker clearly and audibly. It's also great when your phone has a strong enough speaker to cut through hustle and bustle when in a loud or busy area.

2) Charge speed. There isn't a single normal day I can get through with any phone whereby I don't need to stick it on charge. It is particularly useful to be able to charge quickly when you are heading out after work and have thirty minutes to plug the phone in whilst charging. Also, last year, whilst at Glastonbury Festival, there were a number of 'Chill and Charge' tents that gave you thirty minutes or so to plug your phone into the mains and relax. Unfortunately many phones take forever to charge. Whilst an iPhone can get almost half full in thirty minutes, my One X or S3 would barely charge at all. Certainly not enough to last the rest of the evening. Funnily enough, my Huawei G300 again surpassed both of these devices, being almost as fast as the iPhone.

if I seem like I'm moaning I'm not. I just think some things that are *nice* and in the long term keep you in love with a product such as those above are often overlooked by manufacturers. As it happens, my 4S and S3 are both now sold and I'm sticking with the One X as despite its flaws (and two warranty repairs) I still love it; but I do wish manufacturers would put as much care into the subtleties of their products as Apple do.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Yes small things like these add up and make the big picture.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liad1981:
Good morning. About version LFB, Does your app messages when you click the space bar does not make space?

Just when you double or waiting before you click?

It was not my version LF6 ..

Have it for someone else?

Thanks a lot ..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liad1981:
pls?

:crying:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegeta1:
why dnt you try go keyboard ??
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frxstrem:
Is there a way to disable the "audio applications" notification that appears when I connect a headset to my device? It's getting a bit annoying when you don't actually use the buttons that are there.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
Upgrade to lfb. Then settings.. accessory.. audio applications
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frxstrem:
I don't have the option to upgrade to anything, neither on the device nor in Kies. I am currently on LF5, I think (if I have understood the versioning system correctly).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I'm trying to use my One X on Windows 8 but it won't let me install the Android SDK. It says I need the Java SDK or whatever installed first and I did that but it still comes up with the same error when I try to install the Android SDK.

Anyone using Windows 8 and got it working?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I looked in c:\Windows\system32 and it's there. Java.exe.

It says if you believe you have it installed and it was not properly recognized, then simply set an environment variable JAVA_HOME to point to it.

I don't know what that means or how to do it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kleeman7:
This my help.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Setting+the+JAVA_HOME+Variable+in+Windows
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Thanks. I got it working. I don't remember tho what to install from the SDK Manager. It's been a while since I installed it on Windows 7 but I think I remember that I had to choose some different things to install.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kleeman7:
What are you trying to do? If you just want adb, then not much, if you want to dev, then a little bit more. Lol
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I just wanna use adb for now. So should just the recommended setting settings be enough? I see it recommends Android 4.1 stuff but now 4.0.3. I checked off 4.0.3 just to be safe.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kleeman7:
That's all I do, and it works fine. Doesn't take for just adb, I don't even think my current computer has it installed, I just have it from an old one click Root ibused a long time ago.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iBustCh3rries:
Thank you! that was very helpful
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Deleted member 3452239:
So you fixed your problem?

How's Windows 8, I tried build 1 and it was 'ok'
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I think I had gone back to Windows 7 before I figured out what was causing the problem. I figured I'd wait until Windows 8 was official before messing around with getting it to work.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I just installed the official Windows 8 build and am in the process of getting the sdk installed and adb working.

I LOVE Windows 8 btw. The official build is so much nicer than the release preview I had on a couple weeks ago.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marine6680:
I can find plenty of slip cases without a clip. Like this one.

But I want one with a clip, like the one I had for my old MT4G, like this one.

I put the case in my pocket, and use the clip to keep it riding high and prevent it slipping down into my pocket. So its easier to get to my phone when sitting, but protected and out of the way more than a belt clip style case.

A generic one would be fine, it does not have to be one specific to the GNex, just one that will hold well but not be too tight.

Anyone know of one that would work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SugarMouth:
I'm looking for the exact same thing! TTT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sean09:
PDair Black Leather Vertical Pouch for Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Belt Clip?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PDair-Black...796911?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item5d339ba52f

Seems to be what you are looking for, although at a steep price.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marine6680:
That works... thanks.

I may pay that lol.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pitchblack5691:
clearly i'm a N00B in modifying ROMs this is my first attempt in creating my own rom with cm7.2 as a base. i want to integerate boot sound in my rom there is a shell script for it (attachment) please help me to add this to my rom in a way that i dont have to run it through terminal emulator. it should be already there when i flash my rom for the first time. thanks for helping friends :)
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Silentkiller101197:
Yes I know this is a stupid question.. :laugh:

I mean, if I formatted my microSD to ext4, will it recognize by my phone ??

I want to format my microSD to ext4 for performance. My kernel (BAM Custom Kernel #14) supports ext4..
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] safariking:
Hello everyone,

I am trying to get the camera work on CM9 but it doens't work! so if anyone can help me that would be Great and one last question can we use the camera drivers from the official TAB 7.7 ICS firmware?

using also this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1651530

EDIT:

First fix doesn't work

EDIT:

Trying to do the kernel work now!

EDIT:

There is no boot.img file in the official samsung rom! (4.0.4)
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] FlanFlinger:
Decompile the 7.7 kernel, find the driver for the camera, pull that section of code, recompile the cm9 kernel with the new driver.