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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Teo032:
why yes... yes they were.. Amaze and so on has been complicated. That was the downfall of htc popularity. everybody went to the gs2 knowing this and tore that baby up.

And amaze had crappy battery... probably mostly about the crappy battery lol.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] BerMM:
I like HTC's designs, but they are buggy as hell. I've had the PPC-6601, SDA, Shadow 2, HD2, and the One S, and as usability goes the S3 beats em all. The HTC One aluminum unibody would be a winner if it didn't limit expandability so severely.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jaimesco12:
The htc one x + is an at&t exclusive only. We wont have it:thumbdown:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] JesseMT4G:
I am sure T-Mobile will get a variant of this phone, but may be watered down like the one S was/is.

I love the build quality on the HTC devices, from the unibody to the overall build really. Just awesome looking/feeling devices.

Not fond of the horrendous battery life's or the screen always seeming it pales in comparison to Sammy.

I loved my Amaze, wife currently has one and kinda liked the one S till I realized it was no different than my Amaze and really almost a step down.

Real happy with my S3. I don't see me going back to HTC anytime soon.

Sent from a galaxy far away!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Infamous_Cheez:
Even though phones are becoming more power efficient, I personally dont think we are at a point were having a non-removable battery is justified. Screens are becoming bigger and brighter which just offsets any power optimization implemented, and we are left with the same horrible battery life. This is the main reason I believe the S3 is superior.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] galsalah:
I had the HTC inspire and then the sensation and the Amaze 4G. All where great phones....HTC lost my money when they made the HTC one x without expandable memory and with the built in battery!! Which I hate a lot...remind me of an iPhone concept in a way...but at this point I have 0% regret that I switched to the s3....I believe it was a good move for me because it is a great phone all the way around.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
The best thing in the phone is the screen is just amazing how good it looks, comparison to the gs3 and iPhone 5 you can tell the one x got a beautiful screen, I would get it no problem but I ma have a hard time selling the gs3 plus I already have spare battery and a 64 micro sd card so is hard for me, other then that I think is a great phone. And for those that think htc is down in sales because of developer friendly.. That's a lie... The reason why half of my family go to a gs3(there is like 6 of them) id because of the aggressive Samsung ads (crazy everywhere) and I got at least 6 Co workers too, if htc would have done what Samsung did in releasing on all carriers the one x brand would have been recognized, is one of my favorites phones and if I could I would use as my secondary device
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Htc will never be better than sammy and i will never give those midgets my money in exchange of their crappy way of dealing with open source and deving. Looking forward to the day they go bankrupt.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] danielrod:
Better spec wise? Maybe, but I love my s3. The best HTC phone I've ever owned was the HTC hd2. I think I'm the only person that hated the sensation.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Infamous_Cheez:
Harsh! lol

I have nothing against HTC, but their devices lack features I am looking for which is why I didn't originally choose the One X over my GS3. There is no denying that the One series of phones looks great though!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kobe4rings:
HTC build quality/sense over cheap plastic and ios rip off tw anyday all day ! Only problem with htc is they lock their shet.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
What about non removable battery and no extra storage? Those taiwanese midgets try to be like apple and impose their customers what they want but they do forget they are not apple and they only have a small market share so screw them and their locked bootloaders and their startegy which is new phone every 2 months. Poor htc one x owners paying 200 for their lovely hox and twonkonths later amazon has it for .01$
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kobe4rings:
One x has great battery life. Ive never used an extra battery for any phone ive owned. Ive always bought an external battery/case like the mophie when i had my 4s and i have one for the sg3. As far as storage 16GB is fine for me as i dont use my phone for anything else than calling/txting which is its purpose. Unlimited data = spotify = no need for 32,64,etc. Only reason I buy more than 16GB of storage when i purchase a phone is for reselling value . Im not hating on samsung as i love my sg3 but they need to learn from other companies like apple, htc, motorola and stop making cheap feeling fragile phones.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Not fragile at all actually. Go drop the hox and u will see. Anyway this thread is stupid and should be locked. 1. Belongs to q&a 2. Is about htc device . Yes op wonders if it is coming to tmobile, but this is not the tmobile thread.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CoderCR:
I've had a G1, Galaxy S, HTC Amaze 4g, and now my S3. Not to mention I work for a company that makes IPhone apps so I have an iPhone 4 paid by them which I keep in a box and I play with iPhone 4S, 5 a lot. I loved my G1. Hated my Galaxy S. Loved my Amaze 4g for a bit till December update ruined it, and liked a lot again with ICS update, though it just felt lagging stock and they look worn fast.

My Galaxy S3 is my favorite phone. I just does everything I need splendidly with no lag and I'm on a stock Rom with no root and no alterations. Personally, I just love the phone. Plus I also prefer it over any iPhone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jonathan3579:
What's the point of this thread when it's been purportedly canceled? (Not even counting the fact that it's an AT&T exclusive...)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] benefit14snake:
Stay away from tegra 3!!!! Nothing but issues (storage especially)

Dealt with that for months with my transformer prime.. Maybe the issues are all gone now. I would sift through the forums to see if others are still having major issues before buying. Great battery life though...

Sent from my T999 GS3 @ 2GHZ
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kurdish11:
Htc!!!!!! I hate tmobile phones but finally some thing good
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] cashyftw:
HTC hd2 was the best, anything after that sucks.

Sent from my JellyBean Galaxys3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tpcrackpipe:
I owned the htc evo v 4g(htc evo 3d). The only was to get s-off was you have to physically take a wire and ground out this metal piece on the metal surrounding the sd card on the back of the phone while running a program on your computer. It was ridiculous. Also, they still haven't released the kernel source code(it's been 4 months) and are notorious for taking months to release it. Not to mention a HUGE problem with the phone that wouldn't allow any calls or texts to come through. The problem was fixed by flashing a new radio and PRI. Of course you had to be rooted and s-off to fix this issue.

Also, my evo's average battery life was 8.5hours. The average battery life on my s3 is over 30 hours. This is with the exact same usage.

So, will the new HTC be better than the samsung? No. HTC will never be as good an any samsung as long as they release locked phones that have horrible bugs.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aNYthing24:
I dunno, I liked my Sensation.

To the OP, no it's not coming to T-Mobile. It's exclusive to AT&T.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Radsolutionz:
look, i really want to sell my gs 3 im bored of it. im really wanting a one x... i hope tmobile does come up with this phone i really would give up the gs3 for it in a heart beat
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] d3athb4dishonor:
No.

I had the One S aftrr only a week the radio went bad common issue with that series.

Im never taking back to HTC.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
That's not a common issue at all.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] eggydrums:
I heard att made it exclusive I don't care anyway HTC has let us down :( I got s3 already and as much as I wanted an HTC one x, especially a quad core, i wouldn't risk sacrificing this awesome development. Besides, with my previous device, the Amaze, HTC released incomplete source codes, and removed the phone from the website even
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Just saw the German one on YouTube. 7200 quadrant !?!?!?!? Damn. But generally any high end smartphone phone after the s 3 is going to be better than it..
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Not tegra 3 phones;)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] d3athb4dishonor:
I called them about it and Tmobile told me it was a common issue with that series.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
Damn straight ! However I must say I still like my touch pro 2 from Sprint.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] slowfncar:
They both have ups and downs. I'm surprised that there is a thread comparing the onex+ and gs3 as they both have clearly different hardware. IMO I will take whichever device that had better hardware. Battery life is not an issue on htc/Samsung since snapdragon s4 28nm. And I have never had an issue rooting HTC especially after HTCdev unlock. I'm surprised to see people steering away from HTC because of older device experience. Honestly they clearly arnt the same and the same goes for samsung. They have both come a long way. What I do not like about HTC is the way they do business,then again we have to remember they do not make tv's,laptops,radios,clocks,cameras they only focus on phones which is why there is a new and updated device every damn 6 months. But I can't complain because I am your (give me the best hardware) type of guy. So I have made my decision to just bounce back and forth from samsung/htc as long as apple isn't present for me lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] slowfncar:
I also forgot to add, if you are not to android savvy,you minus well get the Samsung because I feel that touchwiz is near aosp rather then HTC sense and the fact that they have 3/4 different variants of the gs3,devs will probably be quicker, although I still haven't been proven wrong by HTC either,I have full controll over a phone that "they said" will have ****ty devs. The bottom line is ,if you know what you are doing you shouldnt worry about devs
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mingkee:
I'd stay with S3 for removable battery and micro SDXC support (128GB baby!!!).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
If that best hardware is not well implemented in the software then it is useless. Thats why tegra 3 sucks and thats why windows phones dont need 4 processors or why apple is able to make fast phone even with crappy hardware specs. Android sucks at maximizing efficiency.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] aznmode:
If only it had a removable battery and SD card slot I would get it if T-Mobile started carrying it. But the way it is now for me its not a better device than the s3. Ill see what they come up with next year.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] slowfncar:
You are 100% correct about that. when one operating system runs on thousands of devices you WILL have bugs just how the iPhone 4s simply went to iPhone 5 and BAM! Bugs! A software update can fix software problems but you cannot software update hardware lol. So for those who love to root or dev,android is no issue

Both my evo LTE &s3 had crazy bugs! But now I couldn't ask for more after the updated software and/or root. Even my pc which has the new Radeon chipset,it was so fail at first but since the drivers are now utilized I will not and cannot turn.back.I don't mind waiting for updates

Oh and apple didn't use crappy hardware,they just used a **** ton of ram considering it was only 512mb. I always see modded iPhones idling around 20-30mb free. For its time it had a powerfull (powervr?) Gpu and a decent cpu. I'm pretty sure the galaxy s3 & upcoming flagship devices will kill the ip4s/5 in terms of power,more ram available,gpu power & battery life.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Radsolutionz:
i totally agree i like htc for the hardware, also sense is really well done on the one s and x.... the one s does have a problem with the radio i know. but i reallllllllly would love a htc phone. there is something SOLID about the feel... also i love the look and feel of an iphone i JUST hate apple and ios if i could run android on a quality device like a iphone id be sold....
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] slowfncar:
Take a good look at some devices,look at the camera and see if it is perfectly centered in its housing.

Personally I use that method as an indication of poor build quality. You will be quite surprised of what brands are not perfect (i will not say,I prefer to not start an argument with anyone here) and what brands are almost perfect in terms of build quality.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xcor3:
Wow you are a one hypocrite person
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Hahaha oh yeah? I doubt you got enough intelligence to undertand the meaning of words that contain more than 4 letters ;)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] stir fry a lot:
Stop posting please.

Sincerely,

The gs3 community
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xcor3:
10char

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that's it? Thats all you can say?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] khoikn:
Personally, I love the design and build quality of the recent HTC smartphones.

The usage of a metal body makes the device feel very high quality.

Non-removable batteries and no external storage doesn't justify the device for me though.

Carrying a separate battery and storing music on an SD card is just too important for me at least.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Iknow u trying to get some attention kiddo but not this time:)

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Stop trolling pls
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DigitalUnderground:
HTC hasn't made a top quality phone since the Evo 4G and MT4G days. The Amaze sucked. The One is subpar. And I'm sure they will continue down that road. Their quality assurance department sucks. Their build quality is regressing. And their software is buggy. Anyone tried using WiFi calling on an HTC amaze or one? Samsung has taken over

Sent from my Wicked Galaxy S3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sarni84:
Laz come on man I want to like u but here u are again trolling in every single thread! If u don't like what someone has to say ignore that **** bro! U seem like u know your stuff so just help the community out don't insult people even if u think what they said was half ass.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
Wow you are a one hypocryte person
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] slowfncar:
I have had all evo lines aswell as almost all galaxy lines. The only ****ed up evo was the 3d. The 4g LTE in terms of build quality is much much better IMO.

No light leakage,no water or dust found under the digitalizer,no lifting or popping out of the screen,its pretty damn good with scratches too,except the removable replaceable sdcard antenna cover,heck even the speaker grill doesnt get as dirty. The only thing is the alucarb body and thinner screen let's it flex a little but not nearly as much as the original

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Btw... Since when do kids post useless stuff on XDA? It's like you want to prove your worth over the internet because you cant do it in person and guess what. You can't do it over the internet either, and its people like you that have ruined the XDA community. Not gonna say names because its pretty clear who is at fault a few post back
[LG Optimus 4X HD] dontwan:
Hello there,

I just contacted LG support for a unlocked bootloader, and they answered.

I talked in dutch but Google Translate will help a lot.

Please don't watch my grammar because i typed to fast.

http://c6.velaro.com/Chat/EmailTranscript.aspx?rid=818d9073-b3ec-4d1b-bb43-3ff327164e2a&siteid=10591

I hope LG will listen to this.:good:
[LG Optimus 4X HD] oktay50000:
good job bro

it seems they gonna support the new phone :p:D

they unlock bootlder and devs will do remainings
[LG Optimus 4X HD] dfreake:
its just the matter of when and how:)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] babymatteo:
Google Translate FTW. I really hope this phone gets unlocked soon. I'm planning on picking this up this weekend or next week. Price is too good to pass up on such a high end spec'd device.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] psolord:
Thanks OP for the info, but if the Google translation was remotely accurate, I didn't see anything that suggest LG has any plans to unlock it.

The LG representative only said that it's a new model and she assumes that some more updates will come. If I am not much mistaken she even said that she doesn't even know what a bootloader is.

In any case what were the OP doing talking to a woman about tech stuff?

j/k

Let's hope that LG will come clean with their updates.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] muellersmattes:
Sonds to me more that she said "Update will come, don't know when, and no information about unlocked bootloader". I wouldn't be surprised if the local support people don't know anything about any update plans. It has always been like this with LG, tell nobody and suddenly it's there. Only chance might be that more support people file the user's wishes to LG and some intelligent people there get it done.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] hietsu:
I think that the only way to get **** done is to contact Korean lg support.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ozeer:
Good solution and put the link that let us to contact them too.. :)

I am sorry for inconvenience reply ..

Best regards,
[LG Optimus 4X HD] reas0n:
^ O4X aren't produced in Korea, let's contact LG Global
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ozeer:
Samsung has wave phones that have the worst supporting and these wave phones were distributing in Korea. There are users also from Korea for wave phones, but samsung never mind with this phones and users also.

I make sure that the boot-loader will be unlocked for LG O4X , but we need a little bit time to wait and contact LG Developers :)

Best regards,
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Ronok:
I've read the transcript in Dutch and I've got the same feeling, so it's not the translation. It sounds like a "don't call us, we call you".
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpwsource:
I just successfully rooted my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Odin and CWM Recovery.

This is exactly what I did:

- D/L Odin 3.04 and "cwm6-root-note2.tar" and saved them to my Desktop

- Extracted Odin and started the program

- Set my Note 2 to USB Debugging

- Restarted the Note 2 in "Downloading Mode" by holding down Volume Down, Home & Power buttons simultaneously

- Connected usb cord to my phone and computer

- Confirmed that Odin registered connection of my phone correctly on COM port

- Went to PDA, then selected "cwm6-root-note2.tar"

- Then I selected start, or root or whatever starts the process. And voila! Rooted with CWM & SuperUser App.

However, I might be returning the phone so I now need to know how to reverse that process and UNROOT my phone. Can someone please help walk me through that process? Do I need to obtain more files that were overwritten or deleted when I rooted?

Also, I thought, perhaps, I could unroot using the SuperUser app so I chose the option that said something like "Unroot.... etc." All it did, however, was get rid of Super User because when I restart my phone in recovery mode, it still boots CWM-based Recovery v6.0.1.4

Any assistance would be GREATLY appreciated.

Brian
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zard:
You rooted Note 2 and not Note 2 LTE right? Keen to find out the solution for LTE version.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] americasteam:
Flash stock firmware with Odin which can be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1896696
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chathu87:
thank you
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpwsource:
No, I rooted my Note 2 LTE.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpwsource:
Which one?

Thank you for your assistance. Which link do I download though? Are they all the same? Or do I need to find the link with the country I bought the phone in? If so, I didn't see Korea on that list at all.

Also, when I do this, will the counter be reset to zero?

Thanks again for your help.

Brian
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duo9394:
Hi,

So you rooted a LTE version, can I ask which version did you have (SHV-E250S / SHV-E250K / SHV-E250L)?

Is it meaning the rooting process of LTE version is same as the non LTE (3G?) Note II?

Also, what is the reason of returning the phone? Did you find something not good with LTE?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpwsource:
I rooted a SHV-E250L. The process went very smoothly. Especially considering I'd never rooted a phone before. So, from my experience, it seems to be the same process but don't take my word for it.

The phone is awesome - no problems at all. It was just very expensive and I was having a little buyer's remorse. I'm over it now. I was also concerned about not being able to use it in the US when I move back, which I am still unsure about. I have asked a few developers on here but haven't heard back yet. If possible, I'd like to flash a US ROM on the phone so that I can use it on the networks there and access the unrestricted Google Play Store... so, we'll see.

Hope that helps.

Brian
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] americasteam:
I dont think these will work with your phone. These are for rhe N7100. Going by your recent posts, it looks like you have a different model.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zard:
Hi Brian,

May I ask which tools or apps did you used to root?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanjeraldyne:
how's battery life with LTE on?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magick86:
Brian,

I am living in Korea as well and I have a lot of experience with the Korean smart phones.

To answer some of your questions, you can use them in the states with either a Stateside SIM (assuming your phone is unlocked, you can get it unlocked from the store if you're going to be traveling) or a Korean SIM (obvious roaming charges). I don't think the LTE bands are the same in SK and the US, therefore you wouldn't be able to use the LTE.

In my experience (with my SGS1) you won't be able to flash a US or Int'l ROM on your Korean model. The internals might be closer than the SGS1 and it's variants were but I wouldn't do it unless you have the Note2 Korean ROM ready to flash back with Odin in the event it won't boot.

You can get unrestricted Play Store access now. You need to download MarketAccess. Google it. it Allows you to basically tell the phone what network it thinks it's on.

In the event you ever need to unroot your phone, you just need to use Odin to flash the official firmware.

If you need anything else, let me know...

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Most likely Tegrak will have a kernel for this device before too long. You would then be able to use the Odin software to root the phone. The process is the same for both.