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[HTC One X+] PAinguINx:
Well the differences in processor (at least to me) is the same as with PC's and Laptops. I grew up in the 90's when Intel was all you ever saw or heard about. They pretty much changed the world with their designs. Then, later on, Advanced Micro Devices shows up and offers nearly the same processing power (but with the bonus of a 64 bit architecture) at 1/4 of the price.

Today you, when building a new PC, choosing to go with Intel or AMD is like choosing between Nike and Reebok when buying a pair of tennis shoes. The quality of both is near the same but the prices are much different.

I'm not sure how price factors in to different processors for mobile phones but I'm certain there is a difference. And with that said I don't think you could go wrong no matter which processor you chose. Lol! Maybe one day we'll be able to choose the type of hardware that goes in our smart phones such as processor, amount/type of RAM, internal solid state storage and perhaps even more or less advanced GPU's.

One thing that I'm happy about is that the HTC One X + will offer a true Quad core processor in the US as opposed to the HTC One X which only offered Quad core in Europe I believe and dual core capability in the US. I wonder how much of a difference that really made though...

Anyway, as I stated in an earlier post, I've never been a fan of any Windows mobile OS. Although, I did own a Samsung Blackjack II several years ago and it ran Windows Mobile and worked well. But there was nothing else to compare it to other than Blackberry's OS. And this phone was supposed to rival the Blackberry as they pretty much dominated the mobile market at that time.

The next phone I bought after the Blackjack II was the EVO 4G. At that point the Android OS had been out for sometime starting with the Google G1 which was one of the most innovative devices ever to hit the mobile market. Now I will give Apple a nibble of credit here. iOS and the iPhone were extremely innovative devices and tons of people love the iPhone.

But 95% of us here on the forums at XDA no better. You are so limited with what you can do with and iPhone but with an Android device... Well, the possibilities are quite literally endless.

Long live Android!!!!

By the way, the comparison I posted above was the only one I could find. I would like to see how the One X + stacks up against the SIII spec for spec. If anyone can find a good compare please post.

Thanks!
[HTC One X+] AirSupply:
Everyone will be a winner if they choose either one :D
[HTC One X+] Madarox:
I like the one X+ but idk,I don't like tegra 3 even the improved version...Maybe because of the fact that it's built on 40nm architecture makes it feel old,not to mention that the ULP geforce GPU is nowhere as good as mali or adreno 225/320.The non-removable battery seems a pain in the *** too,especially for people who keep their phones for 2 years+ like me.Also htc sense is pretty heavy imo and I'm not sure if they fixed the multitasking issue or not.
[HTC One X+] Livebyte:
Basically Tegra 3 is the worst of all quad-core processors.
[HTC One X+] ectodroid:
It crushes Galaxy SIII (int quadcore version) in quadrant. I wouldn't call that weak.
[HTC One X+] nikzDHD:
Screens will be very close. Both will be top notch LCD screens so no issues there. Pure Motion is supposed to be good. The only issue will be size. 4.7 vs 4.5. Brightness on the HOX is already good.

S4 is better than T3, T3 is better for gaming with exclusive THD games. S4 performs better on the battery. My sister has the S4 in her HOS and works wonders.

S4 also incorporates a very good DAC which will beat the T3 although Beats audio is a gimmick. But doesn't sound too bad.

Cameras both will be good, Nokia may edge it with OIS. Video recording will be better on the Nokia again with OIS and possibly higher frame rates.

All personal preferences as two totally different OSs.

Now if Nokia made Android devices...
[HTC One X+] barondebxl:
Crushes? It beats it by a little and yet, the S3 kicks the one x in the booty. Any known the devoloper, hacker will tell u not to rely on quadrant too much, a benchmark tool that gives u 2 very different scores after each run. Run antutu.
[HTC One X+] slowfncar:
Lol the gs3/evolte & n920 already dominate the ip5

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You can't argue about a higher clock speed being faster. In most cases a 1.7ghzx4 will be faster then a 1.4ghzx4. So ofcours the new tegra will be faster.

BUT is it sitting on a 28nm qualcomm chipset that gets ridiculous battery life's at ultra high fsb speeds?

All bull**** aside,the tegra will be faster but might lack development and is nowhere near s4/s4pro technology
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
That may not be true. A 3ghz I7. For example would destroy a 3.5ghz i5. Clockspeed is not always king ;)
[HTC One X+] Madarox:
I personally don't care about benchmarks,I care about how smooth the experience is.Touchwiz is lighter than sense so real life performance might still be better on the GS3,that's not something I'm sure of but well my point is that benchmarks don't mean anything except for GPU benchmarks maybe.The galaxy nexus-for example- is super smooth even with an outdated chip(the nexus' benchmark scores are less than half what the S3 or the one X can achieve).
[HTC One X+] aliHTCDHD:
I have experienced the tegra 3 with my one x all I can say is wait for a quad a15 architecture Qualcomm, tegra 4 or exynos 5. Believe me tegra 3 is bad due to it being 40nm it heats up really easy when playing a game. After experiencing Qualcomm s2 on desire hd I will stick with Qualcomm next time until tegra make something really mouth watering.

I have already seen the benchmarks of tegra 3+ it is on pair with S4 pro with 7500 quadrant score and 14000 on linpack and 850 I think on sunspider. Benchmark wise the tegra 3+ is a massive improvement its not low like tegra 3 due to the bandwidth being increased and switching from DDR2 to DDR3. The only problem with tegra 3+ is its not A15 and its 40nm with doesn't affect benchmark performance but it does affect experience.

I do believe the HTC one x+ when it comes out it will have excellent battery life and performance but the only think I don't like is the camera performance, out put speakers are poor compared to other flagships, and it has that camera hump.

I want to see a phone like HTC one x but 4.3 inch with a sd card then I'll say I'm impressed the only phone I have ever seen that ticks the most boxes is iPhone 4s because it's small and powerful with a good camera, speaker are the best, microphones and design. Like the HTC one x+ but it's to big the camera sticks out and it made of polycarbonate which on my white HTC one x gets really dirty. I also like heavy phones even if HTC one x+ is good it no where near feels as good as HTC desire hd weighing at 168 grams that feels solid.
[HTC One X+] dontdo_that:
By the time the One X+ is out, the T3 will be an obsolete platform... especially compared to the S4 Pro Quad that will probably become commonplace.

Couple that with a fixed battery, no options for microSD expansion, and you have a phone that is not very future proof. I guess that's more important to me than for others though. 64gb of maximum internal storage is nothing to drool about, especially in a phone that hasn't even been released. Though again, the effects of this limitation are more pronounced for those who run/hike/mountaineer in places with no internet reception so internet access/streaming is really limited and you hate having to constantly trade music on/off your phone to make space.
[HTC One X+] Dibben:
Do people still buy phones to be future proof? I would have thought that if you were concerned about that, I you have a plan to upgrade every 18/24 months?

Sent from my soon to be replaced HTC Desire (by a HTC One X +)
[HTC One X+] Madarox:
You have to care more about software than hardware if you want a future-proof device.The optimus G for example is probably the most powerful smartphone on earth but is it going to see any updates ? Probably not.Maybe only a buggy jelly bean firmware that will take months to be released then you are stuck with no more updates and a locked bootloader.
[HTC One X+] Alpione:
You could always go with the LG Nexus if you're concerned about updates. But then again, we're only hearing about an 8 gig model with no SDCard at this point.

I'm (im)patiently waiting to get my first Android phone before the end of the year. Current front runners are the One X+ and LG Nexus if they can up the storage and definitely have LTE on AT&T. Not seeing anything else out there currently that interests me. GS3 is nice, but I want a brighter screen and don't care for the plastic housing. Love the feel of the current One X.

Choices, choices!
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
You sir are a sheep, fooled by hardware manufacturers that unless you have the "latest" epic CPU, your somehow missing out or your user experience is painfully sluggish compared to there hardware. The bottom line is as long as you have a gig of ram, you could put the single core snapdragon from the HTC Desire in a phone and user experince would pretty much be the same. Gaming is another story, but i dont buy a phone for gaming .......... I have a GTX 690 for that ;)
[HTC One X+] RiceDie:
I will move the HOX+ once there are ROM's to flash and custom kernels to OC/UV. The 64Gb version looks like a nice treat to keep all my photos at one place. Of course I will still keep a back ups on my PC's just in case I kill the HOX+ :D but until then HOX is serving quite well never had so much phun with a phone :o infact I was never that existed as when I got my first mobile phone Siemens SL45 with 32Mb SD-Card and COM ported cradle... that took hours and hours to transfer a dozen of Mp3's :D

Edit: Hit reply to your comment by accident but none the less my GTX580 3Gb is usually used for Firefox... I find my self gaming a couple of minutes during the day on the HOX its just easier and its always with you to time kill
[HTC One X+] PAinguINx:
Well, you kind of are missing out on a lot if you don't go with the next "Big Thing". Perfect example, my EVO was the top phone in the world 2 years ago. Could do everything that all of the other phones could not and then some. Now, playing games on my EVO (newer games) run sluggish and are virtually worthless. Smart phones are just like computers, you have to keep up with the times in order to take advantage of the latest appz, games and features.

It's a shame that it's like that but this is the world we live in.

It would be one thing if you didn't have to sign a new contract to avoid paying $600-$800 for the newest device. (maybe more in the near future because of Apple's bullsh!t lawsuit against Samsung in which they won over $1,000,000,000)

So anyway, hopefully the prices for Android devices will stay where they are not not skyrocket. But even if they do, I'll gladly pay the extra to avoid being iPwned. #keepinitreal
[HTC One X+] Milho:
Are there any real in-depth reviews of this new beauty out there? I can find only some quick hands-on videos, most of them are in German or French...
[HTC One X+] Dibben:
I'm sure CNET.co.uk had an 'initial look' piece on their website, with a full review to follow

Sent from my HTC Desire
[HTC One X+] PAinguINx:
HTC One X + Review

Well there is this...

http://www.techradar.com/us/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/htc-one-x-1101086/review

I'm sure there will be more detailed and in depth reviews by Gizmodo and others soon....
[HTC One X+] Madarox:
I don't think a brighter screen is anything important,I usually keep the brightness at 25% on my GS3 when I'm in doors and I use auto-brightness outdoors.Setting the brightness at 50%+ will just drain the battery faster and it will hurt your eye,it's only good for sunlight legibility but well the GS3 is still very usable in bright sunlight...It's still a Super AMOLED screen which got 40% better sunlight legibility over regular AMOLED screens.
[HTC One X+] sagebrush:
This phone rocks

All I can say is wow, this is the best phone I have ever owned. I do circles around all my friends SIII's I had a hard time upgrading from my Atrix and all the hardware add-ons, and was hesitant about the sealed design not being able to pull the battery 'just in case' and being stuck at 64gb memory, but i never went over 32gb before even when i could and the hard reset works great, while I love Sense and will never get rid of it I put on the ViperXL+ Rom just cuz root is a must for personalization and Viper is great love the ROM.. So dis is da phone, glad I got it
[HTC One X+] ddean5:
This phone is tits
[HTC One X+] ratchetjaw:
Have a Note 2 which I love but sent it off for repairs as it fell out of my lap and was run over. Picked up the One X + and loving this phone as a smartphone it's fantastic. I know HTC has a new best coming wish they would just add to this design cause its the best looking feeling phone I have ever owned
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: The new phone for me!

What Do you guys think will you change the one x+ for a htc one (m7) or is it bot worth
[HTC One X+] somemadcaaant:
Can't deny HOX is still the best looking phone design bar none, even better in white plus viper Rom is the best droid Rom I've uses out of any platform and ya can't go back from having 64gb stock. I haven't seen anything on the HTC one that would make me sell this or any other phone... and I normally update every 6 months, till now.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] osharaf:
Today i was reading an article on tech radar about the top 20 smart phones today, the Xperia S made the list but the Acro S didn't and not just that; i am a religious follower of most major tech blogs and sites and i seldom come across anything talking about the Acro S,

this forum also serve as an example, how many threads do you see about the Acro S compared to the S? How many roms, custom kernels, etc?

The only thing i can think of is bad marketing as they both have almost identical hardware except that the Acro is rugged, waterproof and does not suffer from the fail capacitive button or the lack of sd card support which makes it a 100 times better phone, this is a clear example of Sony bad marketing, i mean the better device isn't even popular amongst those loyal to the brand let alone other none Sony users.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nemer12:
that top is not that good ...LG 4x on 6th place???????? wtf ...seriously..

and yeah acro s isn't a " normal " phone like sony...it has splash etc things..maybe that's why they didin't included in their rank.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] heeroyun:
I stopped reading hi-tech news and blogs a long time ago. Too many biased and fanboyish opinion. Most of those blogs now are either pro-Samsung or pro-Apple. Everything got to compare to the S3/New Iphone. Sony, LG and other smartphones company got smashed to death. So, what's the point?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ambetdelarosa:
bad marketing led to bad dev support

its that bad that the well talented and knowledgeable developers with good taste aren't here. compared to what i used to have and get with xperia arc S. people in this xperia 2012 forum doesn't work well with each other. i have posted and created several threads for the betterment of the device, but none or a very few are responding.

hell they don't even care if they a have a slick and good looking quicktoggles that matches the SONY UXP UI, a very few cooperate with software issues like quick camera launch bug and the BRAVIA engine issue for unlocked bootloaders.

several devs from 2012 line up were asking devs from this forum for a little cooperation of porting some goodies, but no one is cooperating.

IF I ONLY HAD THE KNOWLEDGE HOW TO DO ALL THIS, I WILL SPEND ATLEAST A FEW HOURS OF MY FREE TIME TO MAKE THIS GLOOMY FORUM LIVELY.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Sirence:
They don't sell the acro s everywhere, maybe that's why.

Gesendet von meinem LT26i
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ro_explorer:
The knowledge can be gathered all over the internet. I also do not have the knowledge but the lack of customizations for Acro S lead me to try to tweak stuff myself .. and guess what: it worked :).

Now we are getting to the second part of your sentence: free time. What free time ? I wish I had at least 2 hours a day to dedicate on doing new stuff ... but I don't. And looking at the dev. community, there are few devs doing stuff for a lot of devices so I guess they don't have too much time to dedicate to Acro S alone.

So basically we are stuck :) ... I tried MIUI - no go for me. I them moved to CM .. 9.1 is fine but still has few bugs ... CM10 is not yet ready for daily use. So ... I got stuck with the original sony firmware with some tweaks that I implemented myself and with all the bloatware removed. In the end is a nice and stable device so I don;t complain too much :) ... I just wish some JB would be made available by Sony (considering that my previous device was a Galaxy Nexus I know what I'm missing).

As for the "badly marketed" part I do not agree. In my opinion Acro S was a test conceived to see how people will adhere to such a phone. Is not the fastest nor the slimmest device on the market and the battery life is sub-par ... but is waterproof. And apparently there is not a lot of people out there willing to trade off slickness for roughness ... and if there is no huge market, so is the advertising/marketing for the product.

And let's not forget. This phone was announced way back, at the beginning of 2012 ... and it was made available in September ... quite a delay I might say. From now on people are concentrating on the new models.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] an69a:
In a way I agree this thing is badly marketed. On August 9 I sent message to sony support center Romania, and they replied me on August 21 saying:

Couple of days later I found out that many mobile phone vendors here in Romania already sell this item. :p
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Maxxxxxxxxxx:
not yet released in india where defy rules and it could be a great success, if they had released it in india poor marketing ..............
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] osharaf:
The Acro S has the same cpu, gpu, ram, camera as the Xperia S. The same amazing display with the highest pixel density in the entire market and it supports SD cards up to 64 gigs while the S can't support SD at all, now since you mentioned the battery, Acro S has a 1910 mAh battery, the S 1750 mAh battery.

Add to that the fact that it's waterproof, dust proof and that it can take a beating and that it does not suffer from the buttons failing problem in the S and you got a phone that is superior in every single way, yet today people still go buy the S while the Acro sits next to it on the shelf, why? Terrible marketing, do you think anyone who knows what i just wrote will still buy an S?

The only place where the Acro have been properly promoted was in Japan and it was a massive hit, dude who wouldn't take a waterproof rugged phone that can dive and offer specs better than the flagship device?, and i am talking mainly about the japanese versions of the Acro that got released way before the Acro S when the Xperia S was still Sony's flagship.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] lokenok:
Acro S is advertised alot in Hong Kong ... Thats why release date for v is pushed here in Hong Kong ,,,, !
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] darth5zaft:
I know everything to know, and it is sold in my country. But I still go for the S.

Acro S is a little late to the party than other phone had become cheap.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aletheus:
This sh*t's blowing me away. WHY on earth is this not mentioned in ANY review of this device???

don't tell me its only on the US version of this tab....

I've had the SGNX for a week now and I'm just now checkng this out...

What do ya'll think?

GT-P6800

GT-N8013
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ouilsen:
It is on all devices (mine is a 8010). This game has been out for a long time on all systems (http://www.crayonphysics.com/). I think it actually won some awards back then.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] N31N:
yup the pc version has the most soothing music in the world, i didnt notice if the android version did or not, but i think the limitations on drawn items is a lot more liberal on pc.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aletheus:
Yes, music is awesome.

GT-P6800

GT-N8013
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] toenail_flicker:
Hadn't even noticed the game. Thanks. Pretty good.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cs_allu:
Crayon physics was also in the "little" note when i bought it a year ago :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ashatter:
I would like to know if it disguised the NT as other device because a lot of apps on Google Play is consider "not compatible" with NT.

I tried to mod the build.prop to be considered as Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 as they have the same monitor size and CPU as following, but I failed to let Google Play mis-recognize it:

ro.build.date.utc=1332576295

ro.build.user=se.infra

ro.build.host=SEP-99

ro.build.id=IML74K

ro.product.model=GT-P3113

ro.product.brand=samsung

ro.product.name=espressowifiue

ro.product.device=espressowifi

ro.product.board=GT-P3113

ro.product.manufacturer=samsung

ro.build.product=espressowifi

ro.build.description=espressowifiue-user 4.0.3 IML74K P3113UEALCB release-keys

ro.build.fingerprint=samsung/espressowifiue/espressowifi:4.0.3/IML74K/P3113UEALCB:user/release-keys

I clear the data of Google Player services and restar the NT after finishing the mod. It still recognize it as NT (It does not recognize as a new device in my google account)

The rom I'm using is http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1512373

Please let me know if you know about the rom I'm asking or how to cheat the Google Play. Thank you.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] spcagigas:
What are you trying to install? I haven't run into anything while using this ROM that has shown up as incompatible...
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rigbyrobot:
Not sure all those edits are needed but did you boot to recovery and wipe dalvic cashe and cashe partition after wiping market data and cashe in rom? If after rebooting, once you open the play store it should ask you to accept the license again. I have experienced in earlier android devices that it just took patients and a couple reboots for the settings to take.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ashatter:
I tried to install Opera Mobile, Navfree, etc.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ashatter:
I did not go to recovery and wipe dalvic cashe and cashe partition after wiping market data and cashe in rom. But when I opened the play store, it did ask you to accept the license again. However, still "incompatible". It does not say it is incompatible, it just hid the apps I want.

BTW, I test those edits and it doesn't work.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Demetris:
You are using an official build.prop as opposed to cm10 one.

You need to find cm10 espresso build.prop and copy that one :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ashatter:
In fact, I'm a new user of CM. I really failed to find it. Could you please provide me a link?

Thank you.

BTW, I also look at the build.prop of http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1843366 (I did not flash it to my device, I just open it by Winrar), which is said to be "disguised as Galaxy Nexus for more apps to choose from app store", I found that it still sates "B&N Nook Tablet".

So now I doubt that if modify the build.prop really help.

Do you have an issue like me? Or did you make some changes to let your NT has access to all the apps?
[General Questions and Answers] vgvemula:
Hi,

I would want to try Jelly Sandwich 7 on my neo v which is currently on 4.1.B.0.431.

Could you please guide me in installing as I am trying custom ROM for the first time.
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
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