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[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fur1at:
hello

this is my firt post in developers.com i from poland, my knowledge of the English language its weak

yesterday i buy x10 in online story, I played with the phone 3 minutes and phone is suspended at the beginning of the resets, later no longer respond to anything, no usb charger cable. only vibrates is it a big unfortunate that broke in my hands? can not see it seus LED does not light when plug it into the charger
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vichoh:
Hey, which message do you get when try to connect via flashtool???

Please post some screens
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DoubleA319:
I can't figure out how to get DTA2SD to work ever since I put my new memory card in my phone. It worked perfectly fine on my old 16 gb sandisk. I now have the Sandisk 32 gb class Class 10 UHS-1 card and I have hit a roadblock. I partitioned my card, and flashed DTA2SD on SOS and MikG roms to no avail. Every time I enter the command "A2sd Check" in terminal I am faced with a long list of permission denied messages.

How can I solve this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated......
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diablo67:
Well i also have the same credintials you do and i installed DT's a2sd with no problems,maybe try reinsalling a2sd or find a more stable release.
[HTC One S] hippocritical16:
So with the new announcement of the Nexus 4 and how it will work on T-Mobile's network, I've been wondering if I should sell my One S to buy the Nexus 4? Is anyone else having similar thoughts? I am really interested in the bigger screen, higher resolution, as well as the S4 Pro processor and the 2 GB of ram. The One S has served me well but waiting on an official Jelly Bean release from HTC has been a big pain, though ParanoidAndroid has helped me deal with that. I can't imagine it being supported officially when 4.3 comes out.

Just wondering what everyone else thinks of the Nexus 4 in comparison to our One S. :D
[HTC One S] hippocritical16:
Sorry, I didn't realize I was posting to the General section. This should belong to the Q&A section. I tried, but I don't know how to delete or move the thread.

:( I feel bad for messing up.
[HTC One S] clewis:
No worries a mod will move it. But on topic yeah its a great upgrade, it has the best specs on the market right now and it's only £279 I have already decided to upgrade and we can sell are one s on eBay and get the nexus 4 for like £30 on top.
[HTC One S] Vauix:
I'm actually considering the same thing. Allthough the one S is a gorgeous device with good preformance and a wonderfulll build quality. But for this price its a real bargain, and as im on a 2 year contract i doubt the one s will keep up to speed. Plus I'm afraid alot of dev will jump ship aswell (some allready are).

Pro's for getting the Nexus 4 over the one S

- Better screen, this was a mayor lackbuster for the one S

- Newest chipset, allthough the oneS is doing a great job here, there is no denying the power of the s4 pro, and the nexus has a fresh aosp on top of that.

- Huge development community behind it

Con's

- Allthough the nexus has a great camera it doesnt has the same preformance and usability (burst, 0shutterlag, ect.)

- No sense. Yes its bloat, but we can't deny the solid preformance it has nowdays, and if we look at what 4.1 did for the one X i think i rather have a fun Sense ui over a vannila blend aosp nowdays (boring).

- I think i prefer the build quality on the one S, and it looks alot better aswell.

Still with this display, preformance, newest android builds is it hard not to consider it, especially with that price. And the development behind the nexus devices are really tempting too.
[HTC One S] stylus1828:
I'm buying the LG nexus 4 and selling HTC One S S3 because this phone was garbage. This was my last phone from HTC.

Goodbye HTC (crap), hello Nexus 4! :)
[HTC One S] icet69:
I like my HOS S4 but I cant resist the S4 Pro chip and the 2 GB of ram. The only con is the lack of an SD slot like the HOS.
[HTC One S] lbrfabio:
I really like the my HOS S4 but I'll sell my One S for about the same price of the Nexus 4.

PS: I don't care about the SD

There is just one "small" problem. It looks like in Italy the phone it will cost probably 549€ or 599€ instead of 349€ like Spain\France\Germany(via play store)...so I won't sell my One S :eek:
[HTC One S] Habarug:
This pretty much sums it up. I wont buy it, as my contact lasts one year
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Will probably move to it as well, main reasons are

- nexus phone therefore we get updates as soon as they are released and will be guaranteed to get them

- bigger screen

I love the one s, prefer sense to stock android, will probably have a better camera and it has way more features, prefer Samoled, better design/build etc. but HTC as a company have really let it down with support and slow updates, can't see jb hitting my phone for another 4 weeks or so....

I just need to see reviews of it first and user opinions for the audio, camera and battery life, there are reviews for the optimus g, but lg's software seems to have been very poorly optimised (software/driver optimisation is very important in these areas), although these areas still look very good anyway except the camera.

In theory the battery should be better than the s as the n4 has a next gen battery, more power efficient screen and s4 pro, the adreno 320 is more power efficient than the adreno 225
[HTC One S] icecicle:
I'm tempted by it so much too just cause its a new phone lol ... But I really don't like the huge screen and I'd miss my camera too much cause the camera the HOS has is too good .. AND honestly the way it feels and the weight and all that makes me not wanna sell this ... On top of all that I think I actually like sense over stock lol ...and screw LG after the g2x I don't think I'm ever getting over that
[HTC One S] hippocritical16:
Wow, are you me? I really do love the camera on the One S and the build quality just feels excellent; the two things that I would say it has over the Nexus 4. I like the cool metal case and just how professional and solid it feel. Like you, I also had the G2x before the One S and felt like they had screwed me over (Crappy drivers, crappy camera, crappy promise of ICS, etc.). I'll have to really see if I trust Google more than I distrust LG on making a good phone...
[HTC One S] icecicle:
Lol that right there is what i need to figure out too Lol couldn't have said it better
[HTC One S] Ruwin:
Though HTC is not so good at delivering updates, in my opinion it is the most reliable OEM out there. So i won't move to LG or Samsung. My reason is based mostly on build quality, which kida sucks on LG and Samsung when compared to HTC.

Also, i don't really see the point in having the latest gadget. The HOS S4 will still be breathing at least a year from now, the CPU and GPU are strong enough. Plus, i don't really see how a quad core will help me on a mobile phone.

The only Nexus i really miss is the original Nexus One, the HTC Desire's brother.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
You do realise that lg have nothing to do with the software? All they have done is made the phone and everything regarding software is handled by Google since it's a nexus phone.

Google said they shipped the lg design team over to Google headquarters in order to work with them very closely on the design and ergonomics of the phone.

Lg make fantastic hardware and a lot of their phones are very good as usual they are let down by the poor support and awful software.
[HTC One S] .TanTien:
I am really thinking about selling my One S S3 and getting a Nexus 4. I seems to be a very good phone.
[HTC One S] hippocritical16:
I would definitely agree if you have the One S S3. It would be a significant speed bump and there probably isn't a significant con to the Nexus 4 that the One S doesn't share (non-removable battery, no SD card, etc.). I think the S4 version would be a tougher decision as to whether or not to upgrade to the Nexus 4.
[HTC One S] lykos:
Im getting the Nexus 4 the second I have the funds.
[HTC One S] .TanTien:
But I'm too lazy to find someone who wants to buy it. And I don't want to sell it for under 300€.
[HTC One S] shadowch31:
My thoughts exactly although I still have my N1, it will always be the one I never let go.

The speed and performance on this phone is outstanding and well asop has become very boring and old. Sense for me was a very big suprise as its come such a long way and just gets better. For me I'm sticking with my One S.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Lol, no way you will get 300 euros for a S3 one S, when you could get a S4 one S for that.

Especially if you have the black model, which has chipping issues.

Only way is if you can find someone around your area who don't have a clue about tech/android stuff.
[HTC One S] tgtoys:
I've been thinking about switching too.

My personal reasons for switching:

- Dev here probably won't last much longer. Right now we have only a few (VERY GOOD!!) developers, but I can only imagine there will be more devs jumping ship than there will be joining the 1S community. Not to mention the huge amount of development I expect will happen on the Nexus 4 due to the price point, Nexus badge, and worldwide availability.

- Never had a Nexus. I hate having to deal with locked bootloaders, S-On and slow/no updates.

- Better proportioned screen. Mind you I don't like huge screens (could never have a Note), but the 4.3 inch on the 1S was deceiving (to me). I very much prefer the 4.3 screen on my HD2, as it was wider rather than taller, which made it much easier to type on and navigate. Maybe it's just these big hands and fat fingers, but it's a big difference to me. I can't stand two hand typing on the 1S, gotta use Swype (or new 4.2 keyboard :good: )

- NFC. Yeah, I think I'll actually use it.

- Buying off contract won't extend the period of time before I can get a discount on the newest phone when my contract is up.

- I can still get around $300 US for the 1S, which means I will pay little to nothing to upgrade. Resale value of 1S is only going to go down from here.

Reasons not to switch:

- Damn this Sense camera is awesome. I was running CM10 since it launched, and just recently went back to Sense and realized how much I miss the camera!!

- Build quality and phone feel is second to none. I love taking my phone out of the case and letting people hold it as bragging rights.

- Nexus 4 still only 8 or 16 gb, no mircoSD, no removeable battery.

- All in all I am very happy with the speed and performance of my 1S, can't see the processor really doing that much more for me given my normal usage. I don't play games at all, mainly browsing and work stuff. However, the quad core and additional ram will probably make a big difference when using Splashtop to remote in at work, which I use a fair amount...so maybe...

All told I probably will switch. Screen size is right there, Nexus-esq updates, expected huge dev scene, more connectivity & hardware prowess. Gotta do it.
[HTC One S] JustinUhhh:
I have been considering this as well, but I don't see much of an advantage as I already have a N7. I can use it for all the things the N4 has over the One S. Plus sense is really growing on me. I think as far as phones go Sense is better than AOSP. But I do love vanilla android on a tablet. :)

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC One S] icecicle:
Yea I really think I'm going to miss sense especially the jelly beaned sense cause I feel like they'd make it way better but Idk I never had a pure android besides my g2x which lg screwed for me so Idk .. I might just buy it and keep my one S too but Idk man I'm so confused Lol
[HTC One S] tgtoys:
If i had a N7 it would be more reason to get an N4 since they both have NFC.

Im gonna get an NFC micro SD card for my A500 so i can transfer stuff easily.
[HTC One S] beni8978:
What do you mean with chipping issues?

Sent from my HTC One S using TrickDroid 4.0.0
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Where are you seeing/planning on getting $300 US?
[HTC One S] klub242:
Craigslist. Mine (Seattle) had them going for $300-350 used a couple days ago. I've always found Craigslist is the best for used phones unless you live in the middle of nowhere. Urban perks :)
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Hmm, never used Craigslist much but I live in the KC Metro so I'll have to see what the going rate is. Getting that much would almost cover a 16GB N4 so I'm a bit tempted although the screen is really bigger then I'd like.
[HTC One S] klub242:
Yeah KC area is great too, I lived there for a bit... actually moving back in a month. Add pictures to the Craigslist post if you can, it's a huge help.

I'm pretty tempted to do the same, although I'm not completely convinced yet. Camera quality is a big variable, for one, and I haven't seen anything except for two sample shots so far. I was thinking the same about the screen size, but after looking up the dimensions on both phones it doesn't look like a real big size difference. The Nexus 4 has a better screen size to overall size ratio going on. Still, 4.3" is perfect for me... I have a Nexus 7 and a laptop after all.
[HTC One S] tgtoys:
I agree that 4.3 is the best screen size, but like I mentioned, I prefer it to be wider like the HD2 as opposed to longer like the 1S.

Chicagoland Craigslist has 1S going for 280+-, I have all original accessories, original box, receipt, $30 case and extra screen protectors so I will be looking for $300-$320.

Engadget put an updated review of the N4 today. Overall very impressive. Only things they were down on were the camera not being amazing (still very good, but probably not to par of the 1S) and they're saying that performance isn't as crazy good as they thought it would be given the S4 pro, but I'm sure a new kernel will fix that up right quick :victory: However, build quality and pretty much everything else seem to be right on top.

Here's the article: http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/02/nexus-4-review/
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/htc-responds-to-one-s-chipping-issue-promises-fix-50007612/

And yeah quite a few reviews are up, verge and slashgear have theirs up.

Although I am not basing too much on them as that is a early version of 4.2 thus why the benchmarks and battery life is pretty damn poor at the minute (should be getting much better!). The LG optimus performs better than it and that is with LG's software on it! Plus the one S beats it lol.

But so far excluding those areas:

- screen sounds great, however, a few sites report washed out colours compared to the X and iphone 5, I hate washed out colours.... hoping this won't be like the nexus 7 where people got some with vibrant screens whilst many others got washed out screens and with back light bleed etc.

- camera much better than GN, but not as good as the GS 3, X/S

But apart from that, it still looks great for £280 :)
[HTC One S] CephiroX:
I originally debated on whether to replace my One S with a Nexus 4 and ended up deciding not to. Reason being, my One S actually works fairly well with the Custom ROMs I've installed and don't really see a need. The faster speeds are a plus, but for myself, I only really check e-mail, read Flipboard, or chat with friends in Whatsapp so it's not really a big difference for me. Plus overall, I prefer the smaller form-factor which is actually why I ended up going the One S route as opposed to the One X route. To me, the size was a bit overwhelming coming from a Desire.
[HTC One S] AndrewAmazed:
Yeah I'm pretty much in the same boat. I like the smaller form factor of the One S.

Also seeing that it's LG turns me off a little. Haven't seen LG really produce a good phone... but I mean things change.
[HTC One S] CephiroX:
Compared to the build quality of the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus, I actually prefer the LG over the Samsung variety's... I wonder if it's the plastic shells? For me they always seemed kind of cheap, even when held in your hands. I'm not sure I agree with having the full glass on the back of the LG, but then again I always use a case so it's not really that big of a deal atleast in that respect.

As a side note, I assume the Nexus 4 is a Micro-SIM card slot and not Regular or Nano? The reviews online didn't seem to mention it the form factor, but since most use Micro.. I'd assume that's what it used.
[HTC One S] hippocritical16:
I've read in a couple of places that it uses a micro-sim card, so easy switch from the One S.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
The One S is about as large a form factor I can tolerate on a phone, so the extra size of the Nexus 4 is enough to knock it from my list for consideration. However, good luck finding a better product at that price point that offers worldwide use with a pentaband antenna. Google is really pricing the Nexus devices aggressively and anyone that doesn't at least consider them is a fool for doing so.
[HTC One S] FatherD:
I love my HOS S4 .. but I had the Galaxy Nexus, and I miss the higher PPI screen, so, with quad core and 2Gb ram I'm sold!
[HTC One S] info.brandenburg:
The Nexus is pretty good.

But I do not like the design. The Optimus G looks good.

The Nexus looks ugly compared to the Optimus G or One S.
[HTC One S] rmp5s:
I'm in the same boat. Not really One S vs Nexus 4, though. More Nexus 4 vs Note II. They're TOTALLY different devices and that makes it hard. Note II has the S Pen and all the cool, trick software. Nexus 4 has the kick ass hardware and the AWESOME wireless charging thing. I dunno...it's tough.

Think I'm going N4 at this point though. I already left T-Maybe (of course about a week before they announced a killer new phone line up. Figures.) for at&t so it really doesn't matter that both happen to be on T-Maybe.
[HTC One S] mistermanko:
+1

The new Nexus will be a huge upgrade, for both software wise and hardware wise, for users with ****ty s3 devices. It was a big mistake by HTC, to sell a debased version of a rather good phone. Due to lack of firmware updates and bad battery life, the value of the s3 devices is going to shrink badly in the next months.

But I'm a bit sad about loosing that good camera performance, which is simply awesome on One S, like better then the IPhone5 ones. Hope it will be slighty like that on Nexus 4.

Anyway the price beat it all.

by by ****ing HTC
[HTC One S] dannydro:
It's an upgrade no matter how you look at it (specs,software,dev support,etc). I'm just probably going to use my htc1s as an "ipod touch" when I get my nexus. But I will miss sense, this is my third HTC phone and sadly will probably be my last.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
It isn't really, both have advantages and disadvantages, unfortunately until more reviews come out (with the latest software) and users get theirs and post what they think we won't know for sure. All comes down to preference.

one S:

- possibly better audio*

- camera overall for quality*, features and UI (although the new stock android camera looks great but when compared to sense the UI and features are no where as good or the same amount of features/options)

- build and perceived quality as well as looks/design (subjective)

- sense on the whole, whilst I much prefer the look of stock android, sense is more feature rich and the stock apps such as camera, gallery (although the new gallery in stock android looks very good), browser etc. are better IMO (subjective this)

- smaller and better for one handed use

N4:

- specs i.e. CPU/GPU and RAM (although just how much of a difference will there be in real world usage, once the S gets JB, I think it will be very hard to see much difference if any at all)

- screen. although some review sites have stated that their screens look washed out compared to the iphone 5 and X, personally I hate washed out screens (just hope it won't be like the nexus 7 where it seems half of the nexus 7 owners have a nice vivid screen whilst the other half have washed out screens with light bleed)

- nexus device, so gets the updates straight away and you know you will get them

- dev. community

- in theory battery life*

- better front camera

- better NLED

- cheaper

* Can't really compare these areas yet as all the reviews so far seem to be using a beta version of 4.2, features missing, performance not being great (according to benchmarks compared to the optimus G) and battery life being poor amongst other things but so far going by the optimus G (same phone but with LG's software) it looks like the one S will have slightly better audio and the better camera for photo quality, 1080P recording looks better overall on the optimus G and from some early 1080P samples from the N4.

Lastly it seems like the nexus has been put together cheaply meaning people could have issues with certain things much like the nexus 7 with its problems etc. won't know for sure until the public get their hands on it.
[HTC One S] rmp5s:
I luld...a few times...

What you said is basically this...

One S:

Audio - we don't know yet

Camera - I'm going to miss Sense regardless of which is actually better

Build - I think the One S looks better

Sense - Did I mention I'm going to miss Sense?

Size - I have little hands

Then I stopped reading. Rather pointless piece you wrote there, bud.
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Yeah and what you wrote there is a load of **** and pointless :) What exactly was the point of your post?

Maybe you didn't follow my post very well, did you have trouble reading and understanding the point of my post?

audio - yeah we don't know for sure because the nexus 4 is running a beta version of 4.2 thus all reviews are pointless because if you know anything (guessing you don't though :)), software plays a huge part and could improve the audio even further and going by the optimus G reviews, which is the same phone as the N4, it is very good and really close to the one S, therefore as it currently stands the audio is better on the S, but if the final software version of 4.2 for the N4 is optimised to be even better then it could surpass the S

Go and read every review site especially gsmarena's review and you will see that the audio is the best there is along with the GS 3

camera - yes I will miss the one S/sense V4 for the camera because even if the camera on the N4 is better for photo and video quality, it still won't match the UI and features/options of sense V4/one S, which makes photography a lot better and imo is a huge advantage of sense V4/one S over the nexus 4 and any other phone

Also pretty much every "expert" review site rates the sense camera very highly and better than every other android manufacturer's camera

build - yeah and your point with this is what exactly? I am listing what I prefer and pretty much everyone else would prefer as well, no denying that an aluminium body with a MAO finish and far better looks is going to win this area or are you the kind who prefers phones that are built like cheap fisher price toys like the GS 3 and GS 2 etc.?

Once again, pretty much every "expert" review site rates HTC build/design quality very highly and better than every other android manufacturer, especially compared to the likes of Samsung's plastic toys

sense - did I mention that I "would mess sense on the

whole

" because imo it is better than stock android when it comes to apps, features and tweaks?

And again, more or less every "expert" review site rates the sense software very highly and better than every other android manufacturer's skins, only some sites prefer stock android

size - Lol.......... I think you will find that everyone would prefer a smaller phone if possible of keeping a large screen as well i.e. a bezel free phone. I know plenty of people who are big and have big hands yet still prefer a smaller phone and would never consider the likes of a GS 3, one X let alone a note II due to the size of them. Yup you sure look like a cool guy when making a phone call with the note II, oh wait........

So do you finally understand the point of my post now or not, which was in reply to this sentence:

Or do I need to educate you even further?