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[HTC Rezound] Enamored:
I was always the “I’m-not-paying-extra-for-your-data-package-child” so my smart phone track record is sparse.

1. Blackberry storm. This was back when blackberries were “cool”. I loved it at the time, but I had to revert back to it for a day when I killed my sim card and almost lost my mind.

2. Blackberry Curve 8830. Hated it. I dropped my storm face down on linoleum floor… and was forced to downgrade. Trackball of death. I couldn't go back to RIM OS even if I tried. *Shudders*

3. Windows Kin 2. It WAS a good phone until VZW mucked it up. This phone was the bees-knees for basic phone users who couldn't get smart phones. It was a social networking phone with access to wifi connections. It had social network feed with thumbnails until VZW stopped supporting it. -.-"

4. My dearly beloved HTC Rezound. I literally sat in the store for 2 hours contemplating what device I wanted. I’d done my research and knew what kind of powerhouse the Rezound was. Thought the Razr was ugly, wasn’t spending 300 for the Galaxy and Apple (ha!). Love what I have despite the lack of official ICS.
[HTC Rezound] Blakmagic:
First smartphone- Sammy instinct. Kept crashing, got an early upgrade.

Second- HTC hero. had to have android and loved this phone.

third- HTC evo. when it came out I talked sprint into an early upgrade as this phone was a new beast. This phone changed the world. Unfortunately for sprint I got sick of crappy service, waiting for updates and waiting for new devices so I switched to big red for the rezound.

Fourth- HTC rezound and love it, except still waiting for updates. Arghhh.
[HTC Rezound] txkorm:
1. SAMSUNG I760 (WinMo) I believe. It had a slide out keyboard and the standard phone keypad under the screen on the front. I loved that phone. Then one day it stopped working properly. If I'm not mistaken, they all did. Verizon did something in their system that prevented the phone from working properly.

2. HTC?? (WinMo) Replacement device because they killed my Sammy. It was a blue brick of a phone with a keyboard. The phone never had a chance since I was so passed about losing my first phone that was more powerful.

3. Samsung Omnia (WinMo) talked my way into this one to be considered a fair replacement for my final Sammy. I loved this phone as well but couldn't get over how faulty the phone was compared to an iPhone. I think it was partially Sammy's fault but mostly Microsoft's.

Here is where I offially become addicted to phones. After going through 3 phones in less than 2 years, I would never be satisfied with an older device.... Man this is therapeutic! :D

4. HTC Droid Incredible (Android) don't really have to say anything more. What an eye opening experience. I don't know if I've put my phones down since I first turned the Inc. on.

5. HTC Thunderbolt (Android) had to have 4G. Didn't we all? San Antonio was one of the first markets so I couldn't justify not having it. Plus I had to upgrade my wife's phone.... So that I could use her upgrade for my next phone... Shhhh, don't tell her.

6. HTC Rezound (Android) I had a upgrade and wanted to use it... I mean needed... Best "phone" up to that point. Can't say the same for the company that makes it or the provider that carries it. I'd still be using it if it weren't for Verizon store greed to take away unlimited data.

7. Samsung Galaxy S3 (Android) WOW! I almost want to thank Verizon for opening my eyes back up to Samsung. At this point, I may never buy another HTC phone again...... I say that now.... Happy with my choice of pulling the trigger on pre ordering this phone even though I didn't want it. I'm satisfied with having the Rezound and S3 as our 2 main phones for the next two years with our grandfathered plans.

Currently not being productive on my S3.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
I feel the same way you did about the s3 with my nexus :D
[HTC Rezound] Bensky91:
1. HTC ReZound

...am I the only one?
[HTC Rezound] jclendineng:
Env 1...great texting phone

Env 2...same

Env touch...decent. first touch screen.

Chocolate touch...lame

Instinct...ehh

Droid 1...great dev work. I was flashing very early Peter alfonso deved.

Evo 4g...Wow awesome screen...and phone...first phone I flashed to another carrier (boost )

Evo 3d...pretty good phone. 3d is a gimmick but I had unlocked bootloader so all good.

Rezound... Great phone. S3 gets super hot though.

Getting a one s or galaxy device possibly.

Oh...random other phones I forget now.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
I think so man :p
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
1.) OG Droid - The crippling addiction begins!

2.) Droid 2 - Don't know what I was thinking here.

3.) Thunderbolt - Cause kick stand.

4.) Droid Charge - I lol'd. I was like oh hey shiny amoled display!

5.) Droid x2 - I lol'd even more. Also, cause dual core hype.

6.) Droid 3 - Solid phone w/ a great slider..

7.) Droid Bionic - Holy ****ty radios batman/headphone buzzing. Wanted it cause first DC/LTE device.

8.) Droid Razr - Wanted it cause of thin profile etc. Worst battery life ever!

9.) Rezound - I don't think I need to explain why I got this phone ;).

10.) Nexus - To feed my AOSP addiction.
[HTC Rezound] liqwidzero:
1. LG VX4200, I believe.

2. Gen1 4 GB iPhone - When I first started paying for my phone plan. The only iOS device I've ever liked, despite not having 3G. The price was great, too. $199 off contract when they were phasing the 4 GB model out.

3. BlackBerry Curve 8900 - When I learned to love and respect the BlackBerry. Lost it to a wet keyboard. /:

4. OG Droid - I really, really, reeeaaally miss using this phone. It had so much life to it. Dropped it when the AOSP ICS ROM just could not be completed.

5. What I have now: the HTC Rezound - I'm loving this thing.
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
1) OG iPhone 8GB - Great phone in it's day. It was just slow as crap on network data

2) iPhone 3G 16GB - Couldn't keep up with the apps once the 3GS came out. This was the last "fun" iPhone they made. After this one, it became a much bigger chore to jailbreak.

3) iPhone 3GS 16GB - Good hardware for its day, but could be a royal pain in the butt to jailbreak. This is the point that Apple implemented controls on downgrading firmware, so you had to intercept and keep your version and device specific device keys if you wanted to be able to go back versions. They also started seriously plugging exploits with this one, to the point that they released a second version of the hardware, and if you were on it, there were no universal jailbreaks...it was totally OS version dependent. This is the phone where Apple lost their shine for me. I briefly considered a 4S, but the controls on it were 10x worse, so I was done. I was sick of fighting to configure a phone the way I wanted it.

4) Samsung Droid Charge - Piece of junk top to bottom, but it's the phone that made me fall in love with Android. The hardware was sufficient when it launched, but it's been left in the dust now. The radios are awful, the RIL was never cracked, and one year after release, there's only a single dev and a handful of themers left. Oh, and those wonderful, bright, beautiful AMOLED screens have a dark side...they burn-in over time if you have a lot of screen on time (in desk or car mode, for example).

5) HTC Rezound - I'll let you know after I have a chance to get it and play with it a bit. I chose the Rezound over the Nexus because of the above mention screen nitpick, the above mentioned radio problems (the Nexus radio is a slightly newer version of the Charge radio), and the fact that it had S-Off and the RIL had been cracked. We'll see how this works out, but I have a good feeling.
[HTC Rezound] BBEgo:
This.

The Omnia could've been so cool, but Windows Mobile 6 was a terrible operating system. The 6.5 Roms that came out for it were interesting, but none of them ever worked 100% for me. I later found out that Nils was devving on the Omnia. Wish I had tried one of his. I discovered XDA on this phone, but didn't become a regular for another year.

I still have a soft spot in my heart for my Incredible. What a great phone that was/is. That's where I first tried ROMs by Nils, Joel, and Newt. Gave it to my son when I got the Rezound.

I like this phone quite a bit, and wouldn't upgrade to anything that is out right now. It's a solid device with great specs and an evolving dev community.
[HTC Rezound] SoonerDude:
1. Droid X - Loved the phone. I have had it over 2 years and still use it as a wifi-only device. Never used a case or a screen protector and it still looks new aside from the physical buttons being a bit worn. Best built phone I have seen. Only complaint (aside from bootloader) is the physical buttons wearing out.

2. Rezound - Didn't research it as much as I should as far as development. Wanted a new phone since the buttons were starting to wear out on my DX and I wanted to keep my unlimited plan. Saw it for $49 on sale one weekend in April and figured I'd grab it. Up until the past couple of days, I had been regretting my purchase because I hate parts of Sense, especially the dialer. Now that a good quality AOSP is likely around the corner, I'm happy with the phone. The hardware is great. Love the screen quality.
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
1. LG vortex aka Optimus, crappy bulky slow and small, yet free haha

2. Htc rezound got this phone recently because I took my vortex for a swim lol. I absolutely love my rezzy and didn't wait one day to start flashing custom roms can't wait for cm9 to be stable
[HTC Rezound] acejavelin:
1. HTC XV-6800 (Mogul) - Windows Mobile Smartphone, in its day it was very nice, before I knew much about smartphones

2. Blackberry Curve 8530 - Provided by work as "upgrade" to the XV-6800

3. LG enV Touch - Not a smartphone, but downgraded when left job. Nice phone but not what I needed

4. HTC Incredible 2 - Back to smartphones, LOVED this phone but it eventually thought it was stuck in "dock" mode and had to be warranty replaced by Verizon with...

5. Samsung Stratosphere - TERRIBLE phone but with a great mini-developer team at RootzWiki, dropped calls, rebooted in calls, poor build and radio quality. Enough complaining to VZW got it swapped out with a Rezound. This device has pushed me away from Samsung for the foreseeable future

6. HTC Rezound - Back to HTC and back to a phone I love, even bone stock. Excellent call quality, radios, speedy, and lots of development.
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
First phone: LG Vx8300, best @#!% flip phone ever made.

Second phone: LG Vx 11000, (aka the EnV Touch) Best 3g multimedia phone ever made.

Third phone: HTC Rezound, Best smartphone made to date.
[HTC Rezound] boyj600:
1. Samsung Blackjack II

2. HTC Tilt 2

3. HTC Incredible (first rooted phone running CM 7.2)

4. HTC Rezound (currently running Adrenaline Rome w/ S-On)

Can't beat the quality of HTC phones. Also have a rooted Nook Tablet running CM7, but looking into CM9 and recently CM10.
[HTC Rezound] tominhistower:
Just got my nexus 7!
[HTC Rezound] Insidious:
I'm not the only one who hated my global!

Sent from my HTC Rezound whilst blazing on AOKP!

If I've helped please hit the thanks button!
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
If anyone wants to offload any of their old phones I'll take them! :D Ill even pay shipping ;)

lol jkjk
[HTC Rezound] pmania:
Lg dare :) haha nah that phone was good, but touch screen literally ripped off.

Droid 2 as a replacement for the dare, first experience in android, so I didn't know what I was missing. When it got aosp I was like "What's the big deal?" Then I was hooked.

Rezound. Mega beast. Sense and aosp now.
[HTC Rezound] treyatl2006:
LG Voyager.... (Not really a smartphone but it was Verizon's answer to the iPhone originally and it had many advanced features for that time)

BlackBerry Curve

BlackBerry Storm (Piece of **** I tell you)

HTC HD Pro II

Motorola Droid OG

HTC Thunderbolt

Motorola Xoom Wifi (tablet).... Originally had the 3g/4g Xoom but decided it wasnt worth the $850 (with tax). Waited for the cheaper wifi version on Amazon (No tax).

Assurion replaced my HTC Thunderbolt fot a....

HTC Rezound.

I still have all of these phones except for the HTC Thunderbolt (Assurion) and Blackberry Storm (POS).
[HTC Rezound] hrbib21:
All HTC for me:

- Droid Eris: Slower than dirt but served me well

- Incredible: GREAT phone still in use by the worse half

- Rezound: Also a great phone. Not a problem until today when the OTA supposedly downloaded/ installed but software version still shows 2.3.4.
[HTC Rezound] hchristy2013:
I could send you a voyager, and a storm possibly.
[HTC Rezound] mefloump:
I've had a pile of dumb phones but as far as smart phones go

1. Samsung Omnia - My first touch screen and it was nice at the time but was a windows phone

2. Samsung Fascinate - My first android, plagued with not getting calls, texts, or emails even with full signal

3. Samsung Charge - Verizon replaced, for free, the Fascinate, after 7 devices with the loud clicking/poping durning calls i got......

4. HTC Rezound - Verizon replaced, for free, the Charge, This is the best phone I've had yet.
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
Swiched mostly out of boredom or upgrade.

First smartphone was an HTC Excalibur which brought me to xda.

Then...

BlackBerry storm

Samsung behold 2

HTC hd 2 (mysteriously disappeared some how....some kind of time travler from the FUTURE)

HTC hd7

HTC thunderbolt

HTC titan

HTC rezound.

I stick with gsm prepaid it let's me jump around phones without being locked down. Now I'm waiting for the new wp8 devices by HTC.
[HTC Rezound] Afro Samurai:
Okay here goes,

1)Kyocera 6035 - At the time Palm was the business

2)Treo 300 - See post one

3)Treo 600 - See post one

4)Audiovox 6700 - Ground Zero here, found out about PPC kitchen and started cooking.

5)Mogul 6800 - Newer and better

6)Touch Pro 1 - Hello Sense

7)Touch Pro 2 - Newer and better plus bigger screen

8)EVO 4g - WM was dead for the most part all Devs were on android so I had to join the fun.

9)EVO 3d - Since we were killing ourselves trying to put the 3D roms on the EVO 4g, the 3D had to be the bomb. More memory dual core processor. 3D features got old quick but a solid phone.

10)Rezound - Sprint no longer honored a key part of my employee discount so I was able to split no ETF. Played around with a co-workers Rezound and it looked pretty solid to me. To date the best phone I've owned IMO.
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
Pretty similar history:

1. Moto q9c

2. Tp2

3. Hd2

4. Hd7

5. T-bolt

6. Rezound
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
oh wait my first was a Pam Treo something... ran up my bill omg lol
[HTC Rezound] antp121:
Send me your old phones mwahhhh especially any hd2's lmao
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Me too! :D
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
I actually always kept any phone I previously had and just shoved them in a drawer. Then irresponsible friends/family would come around complaining about how they lost/broke their phone and my collection withered always till only my rezound remains.

And that Is my story, build from it.

Lol
[HTC Rezound] antp121:
Sooooo... I'm not getting an hd2? Lmao jkjk
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
That depends... Do you have a time machine? If you do go back about 1 year and it should be in my desk bottom drawer. :highfive:
[HTC Rezound] antp121:
Alright I go back a year today. Just gotta calibrate... Brb
[HTC Rezound] Redwolf379:
Started with a BlackBerry for work, then finally dumped my old personal flip-phone to start the show.

1) T-Mobile Dash - Huge piece of crap that Tmo replaced 4 times in under a year.

2) BlackBerry Curve - It worked, good battery life, and solid daily driver, but incredibly boring. This is what Tmo gave me after the Dash mess.

3) BlackBerry 8900 - Prettier than the Curve but prone to reboots and lockups. At least I got it for free...

4) Samsung Vibrant - First venture into Android. Great phone with horrible manufacturer support. Got bit by the Droid bug though and never looked back. Designed my first themes for this one.

5) Samsung Fascinate - Left Tmo for Verizon and yes, bought the same d@mn phone. Hated the Verizon version. Plagued with signal problems and data drops. Same crappy Samsung support. Designed my first ROM for this one to try and get it running how I wanted.

6) HTC Rezound - dumped the Fascinate for this. I can't say enough good things about my Rezound. I know others have had problems but for me this is the best running, cleanest looking, most fun phone I've had yet. Hung up my amateur developer hat to let the pros do what they do best. The Rez has the best Devs I've seen on XDA yet.

7) Not even thinking about it. I'm happy to keep the Rez going for a long while.
[HTC Rezound] putney1477:
After my dumbphones.....

I started with T-Mobile sidekick

Blackberries, from the beginning to the storm

Samsung fascinate, my first android, loved it. Lots of problems with calls not coming in. Was replaced with....

Droid charge. Used this until rezound came out.

Sold charge when I bought rezound

Happy with my rezzy. Love the Roms, different nodding technique than Sammy, still learning.

Hoping to get s off soon. Just need the guts to do it. Tried a few months ago for.hours and I couldnt get it to work :(
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
Because I'm a geek.

The OG had too little RAM and the lag was pissing me off after using it for 6-9 months, I upgraded to an incredible to finish out my contract (I used my mom's upgrade) and waited to upgrade to a "beast phone" (the rezound), which I've had growing disappointment on lately. Hopefully AOSP will fix that soon. Next phone is definitely going to be a Nexus.
[HTC Rezound] rfarrah:
Not sure I can remember them all, but here goes:

1: Motorola Q

2: Motorola Q9c

3: Samsung Omnia

4: Droid Incredible

5: Droid Incredible 2

7: Rezound

I still think I'm missing one in there somewhere, but....
[HTC Rezound] gearlo:
lets see how far back i can remember

1.) Pantech Matrix i belive

2.) Mytouch 4G (favorite phone by far, even to this day)

3.) Iphone 3gs

4.) Palm Pre Plus(GREAT os, sad to see it gone)

5.) Iphone 4

6.) Droid Eris(Temporary because my iphone broke)

7.) HTC Rezoudn (Current)

I had some phones before that too but i forgot the names
[HTC Rezound] BreatheALittle:
A bit embarrassing, but ends strong...

1) BlackBerry Tour

2) iPhone 4

3) Motorola Droid X2

4) HTC Rezound

5) Samsung Galaxy S3

This is pretty much within the past 2 years or so (from #2-#5). A certain someone got me hooked on android and phone upgrading... ;) I loved my Rezound, and still do. I just couldn't resist the sexiness, and potential jellybean ota, of the GS3.
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
My smartphone history is pretty easy:

1) Droid Eris - November 2009 - December 2011

2) Rezound - December 2011 - present

I had a few phones before I got to Android. Can't remember them all

First was a Motorola brick thing, then a Motorola StarTac, then a Nokia something-or-other, then a Motorola RAZR

Most of my older phones I replaced because I broke them. I generally do not switch phones just because something newer/better/thinner came out. I stuck with the Eris for two years even though that thing was a piece of garbage pretty much from day 1...
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
1.) LG vx4400

2.) LG vx8100

3.) LG enV (orange)

4.) LG enV Touch

5.) Droid Eris

6.) Droid Incredible

7.) HTC Rezound

8.) Galaxy Nexus

9.) Galaxy S3
[HTC Rezound] wetzilla:
My history has been quite short. I started with the OG droid, and then it got damaged by the rain and no longer charged a month before my contract was up, so I switched to the Rezound because it came out before the Galaxy Nexus did.
[HTC Rezound] onthehole:
BlackBerry storm I storm ii thunderbolt Rezound. Trying to get my xda post count up.

Swittched because I have been trying to get caught up. The bolt was surprisingly good due to some fantastic developers.

Please donate all. These guys are amazing.

Sent from my Venomized Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] Tachi91:
just remembered more smartphones i had.... The list would never end.

lets end it with "a lot"

1st . Palm Treo something something

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...Many... :laugh:

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Latest . Rezound
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonaid:
Hello guys!

I got HTC Desire HD unlocked from beginning when i got it as Pay As you Go. and its rooted to [ROM] Android Revolution HD 7.0.4, but the time came for me to unrooted it as i need to send it to htc to get it fixed. so please guys can some one help me with it to get it back to stock version please.

Thanks.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muikkuman:
That's a job for the advanced ace hack kit. It was one xda before but the developer decided to host it from a blog instead.

Here is he's website:

http://tau.shadowchild.nl/attn1/

Download and extract it somewhere. Make sure to turn of your antivirus as it will detect a exploit in the hack kit which is used when rooting.

Everything is in the effen manual.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
Use the hack kit to revert to stock
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonaid:
What do i need to download? because i seen some files with Orange network and lots more other but my is unlocked to any network.

thanks for your help guys
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Muikkuman:
You don't need to download anything. The hack kit does it for you.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Desertburn:
I am going to root using Noxious Ninja's root procedure. which bloatr can i remove safely?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
You're on the wrong Forum, this one is for the international i9300 not the US-version.

Look in the US forums to see lists of apps you can remove.

Note that EVERYTHING you flash from the i9300 forum may perma-brick your device!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] x-cimo:
We have two S3 one of them loose all connectivy sometimes. No more in or out call text or internet

The only fix is to reboot it.

The phone is not rooted and on telus network.

Any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] chakdere:
I have similar issue with att network
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mrhaley30705:
Toggle airplane mode. I usually drop to edge a few times a day. Its an ics issue, not s3 issue. Saw the same thing on my inspire and my captivate
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] saabnarayan:
I have the same issue in my galaxy s 4g as well.. I have to reboot.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Srgsx:
Toggle mobile data -
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jirafabo:
Used to be able to click on an address in text messages or in any browser and android would open it in MAPS or EARTH or NAVIGATION etc.

I recently installed AOKP milestone 6 for the first time, coming from Caulks 1.6. I'm not sure if it's an AOKP issue or if it's a 4.0.4 issue or what. I do know my buddy just lost this function on his G Nexus when he updated to Jelly Bean. That makes me think it's not a 4.0.4 issue because it worked normally for him on ICS. I definitely haven't taken any OTA updates so even if it was part of the Apple patent bullsh!t how would it be effecting me?

This is really important to me because I use this function multiple times a day.

Also, Maps takes forever to focus when I zoom in on a map. Any ideas on that?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
A quick search shows issues with strings.xml not associating correctly, regardless of app.

Did you clear, uninstall and try fresh with one of the apps?

If you're into giving things, you could start here..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jirafabo:
I searched but couldn't find anything. What did you search for. Appreciate the response. You thinking to fresh install maps? Or sms and browser?

Sent via phone that is not the one coming out next month that I want really bad even though not long ago this one was the phone I wanted really bad.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Strings is just a way of using localized data contained to point to more data that it may contain. Its a SQL function, well, to me.

But I do not know if its a root or an app function within Android itself. Someone smarter than me may have that answer.

I'd try clearing cache and data for the particular app, removing, then reinstall. But it may be more severe of an issue if no app will work.

Did you recently flash a ROM?

: edit: Please disregard that obvious dumb question I ask at the end. Its been a long day..