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[Windows Phone 8 General] Jaxbot:
55 minutes, exciting :P Thanks for that, though, clarifies a lot. In that case, then, it sounds like the company store app won't really have much useful information for us, as it sounds almost more restricted than I had originally hoped. In that case, then, "company apps" is probably not a worthwhile route to peruse. My 2 cents.
[Windows Phone 8 General] matthew5025:
Terms and conditions for a company account

a. Internal Distribution. Subject to the terms of this Addendum and the Application Provider Agreement,

you may make Enterprise Applications internally available to your Employees.

Enterprise Applications

may not be made available to consumers, other companies or the general public

, except for vendors or

companies that are under contract with you to develop or test any Enterprise Applications.

You are

responsible for any unauthorized distribution of the Certificate Software and Enterprise Applications

outside of the terms and conditions of this Addendum.

b.

No Alternative Marketplace.

You will not use the Certificate Software to: (i) make paid Applications that

are offered in the general Windows Phone Store available to your Employees; and (ii) make available

Enterprise Applications in a manner

that harms the Windows Phone Store as determined by Microsoft

Yeah, MSFT thought about that idea WAY ahead already.

Termination.

If you breach the terms of this Addendum

and/or the Application Provider Agreement, Microsoft

may (a)

revoke the certificates

provided by Certificate Software; and/or (b)

terminate your Enterprise Account immediately.

If that happens, every app installed will fail to work a day later.
[Windows Phone 8 General] lucas.scott:
Well it was a good thought guys. A damn good thought..
[Windows Phone 8 General] nitin88g:
Since WP8 supports MMC, can we side load any temporary OS to read or execute from anything from it!?
[Windows Phone 8 General] matthew5025:
MMC? And seriously, go start another thread! Do

NOT

thread hijack! I can't stand it, seriously
[Windows Phone 8 General] nitin88g:
MMC - Multimedia Card.
[Windows Phone 8 General] DavidinCT:
I am a MCSE, I wounder if there is a verson to learn how use it. Maybe they have a traning version so I could learn how to get it working on domain. This would be nice if I can try this and get a interop unlock by setting it up on my own domain..
[Windows Phone 8 General] matthew5025:
Not possible. The apps you deploy will not get interop privileges.
[Nexus 4 General] shadrage:
Hey guys, I've noticed a weird bug with stock 4.2.1 on my Nexus 4, and was wondering if anyone is experiencing the same thing. If not, then perhaps it is the hardware and not the software, but the nature of this bug has lead me to believe it is software-related.

Let me first say, right off the bat, that I have had no other issues with my phone, and that when I play games or watch movies, the volume is loud, clear, crisp--just all around excellent. However, when I use the speakerphone on a call, it seems to be... quieter than everything else. So I tried playing around with it, and discovered something interesting.

The next time you're in a call, put it on speakerphone. Note how loud it sounds to you. Then, turn the volume down one notch, and then put it back up to the max volume again (I've only experimented with it being at max already, then turning it down one notch, and then back up).

Does it sound WAY louder? And does it sound distorted, almost overblown? Why would it be like that during a call, and why would adjusting the volume down and then back up again have such a result if it was NOT software related? And, furthermore, why would it be blown out and distorted here where as for everything else it sounds superb?

Let me know your thoughts--maybe I need to RMA? I got this one at T-Mobile (I didn't have to pay the equipment installment due to my current plan, so it was cheaper to buy it @ $200 from them).

Thanks!
[Nexus 4 General] Keigi:
Same Here :( .. I believed it was the only with this problem :p since no one had said.

I think is Software Issue.
[Nexus 4 General] shadrage:
Yeah I noticed that no one had mentioned this, but I believe if it's software then it must be affecting everyone. At least, it should be affecting stock users. I guess I noticed this sooner because I use speaker phone when I'm driving in the car, since my ragtag bluetooth receiver that outputs through a tape that's plugged into it and inserted into the tape deck only transmits music and notifications, not calls--for some reason--over the car speakers. Just got sick of plugging into the phones headphone jack every time I got in and out of the car! lol
[Nexus 4 General] munchy_cool:
Check this out

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2024226
[Nexus 4 General] shadrage:
See but mine doesn't crackle or do any of that stuff during calls or anything else. And it's not blown out sounding during anything other than calls where I have lowered the volume and then put it back up to max right after. I don't think the problem is the same as it is here, it just seems similar, for sure.

Also, when not on speaker phone, the in call volume is perfect and without issue. It's limited to

specifically

what I mentioned in the original post.

Thanks for the reply, but I'm talking about it being overtly loud and only being so when adjusting the volume down and back up to max, and that prior to that, the volume is just a bit on the quiet side at the maximum. Not crackling/popping/etc!
[Nexus 4 General] munchy_cool:
cool..sorry about that.
[Nexus 4 General] boykioy:
Exact same situation with me.little buzz while on call nothing else.
[Nexus 4 General] shadrage:
[delete]
[Nexus 4 General] shadrage:
No problem! Appreciate the attempted help =]
[HTC Droid DNA] rjd584:
Im sure this has been asked a lot, but there are some things I cant seem to find.

My major concerns are of course, the non expandable storage space, and the non removable battery.

The DNA is advertised to have 16 gigs of storage space. Is this the free space available out of the box? Or does the os use some of this space.

As for the battery, i do mostly texting and web browsing, some videos. Im usually driving or at my desk so it will likely be plugged in most of the time. This isnt a huge concern, but still a small issue.

If you have this phone, what dont you like about it?

Thanks for the input.
[HTC Droid DNA] rjd584:
A quick addition, for those who have had htc devices for a while, how are they with software updates? Coming from motorola, whos horrible, it would he nice to have a phone that gets updated accordingly.
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
Out of the you'll have just a little over 11gb of storage to play with. As for battery life the DNA has surprised many by lasting most pretty much all day. Of course it depends how heavy you use it? You'll be more than fine with battery life with what you mentioned.
[HTC Droid DNA] MustafaHadaKing:
The DNA beats out the gs 3 in every way, except for the expandable storage. Once you debloat the phone you get more than 11 gigs. The battery is very good especially with cubed kernel
[HTC Droid DNA] Amphibliam:
I actually just got my s3 back from repairs and I plan to do a comparison video before selling it.
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
The DNA beats the gs3 in every way except for storage and some touchwiz features(palm screenshot, eye following, etc)

And the DNA has around 11 gigs available.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
i've got both, and i do love both.

i've always been an HTC man, from the eris, Inc, to the Rezound, and now a DNA. i've got a galaxy nexus, and an S3 as well.

the S3 has a great camera that right out of the box, point and shoot, looks amazing. with the DNA, as i found with most HTC devices, you have to do a little fine tuning to get pictures to come out well. the LED flash on the S3 is also much brighter than the DNA, which makes better flash-lowlight pics on the S3.

the S3, like all other samsung androids, doesn't have the best of service unfortunately. the nexus had bad service and would never pickup 4g, whereas my rezound had great service and would grab 4g no problem. i was in a new 4g area, so that could explain it, but the rezound would get it more often. the S3 picked up 4g much better than the nexus, but it's GPS antenna was AWFUL. my S3 would never lock on for me if i was inside any building, or hell, even a car. it was really bad...compared to my Nexus 7 which is INSTANT lock, and my DNA/Rezound which both locked really quick as well.

the call reception on the S3 was good, and sounded good, but the DNA def. beats it out. people say it sounds like i'm calling from a landline, thats how clear the DNA is.

in terms of battery life, my S3 would average around 14 hours with maybe 2 hours screen on time. when idling over night, i've gotten as much as 32 hours out of it before. the DNA, so far, seems to be almost identical. i pulled it off the charger at 5am this morning because i saw it was full, went back to sleep, and got up at like 10:30. it only dropped to 98% idling for 5 hours. considering the fact i have so much stuff synicng all the time and i was on 4G all night, that's pretty damn good!

the screen on the DNA is just amazing. the viewing angles are insanely good, and the screen is so close to the glass so it looks just amazing. the S3 has a great screen as well, although a bit more on the warm side and oversaturated sicne it's a super AMOLED.

the DNA has an amazing build quality factor here. HTC used like rounded off glass for the screen just like the S3, so your hand just glides over the edge. it doesn't have those horrible sharp corners old HTC phones had, like the rezound, where gunk and dust would get stuck in the gap and look horrible, and even worse, get dust under teh screen.

overall, the size of the DNA is fine. yeah, it's bigger than the S3 and def. feels it, but i can still do almost everything one handed on it. the S3 may seem a little bit quicker at first, which i simply attribute to touchwiz compared to sense, but overall, the DNA feels smoother.

i'm fortunate enough to be able to have all of these phones and keep them all. i'm loving the DNA, and i'll always have my galaxy nexus and S3 to switch between!
[HTC Droid DNA] ericsemmons:
First let me say that I just came from a Samsung fasinate. I used it for two years stock and then rooted for two months. The GUI that Samsung uses is more intuitive IMO. And once rooted, opened my eyes to the plethera of settings/customization that can be done with a rooted phone. The options you get to p lay with on a stock DNA are limited. In fact some of the coolest features that JB has to offer are over written by HTC sence. I have had this phone since the day b4 thanksgiving, and it is way fast. The Screen is huge and beautiful. It is a great phone that will be better once I root it.
[HTC Droid DNA] rjd584:
So you have used both as a daily driver. If you had to pick, what would it be?
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
I would just like to add my battery life on my DNA to compare to your 2hr/14hr on the s3. And note this is with playing at least an hour of games, and that killed my battery.
[HTC Droid DNA] anti09:
Firstly, battery life isn't a problem. It's not going to win any awards, but I'd honestly say it's above average for a smartphone. It'll get you through the day for sure. I wish it were removable, but it's not a dealbreaker by any means. Lack of storage space could either be a huge issue or a non-issue if you (like me) stream most of your media.

Build quality is top notch. This thing looks futuristic and feels great in the hand. It doesn't feel like a 5" phone at all. It's certainly big, but it's so thin and the taper so aggressive that it doesn't feel overwhelming. I can reach the whole screen with my thumb if I adjust how I hold it slightly. The DNA feels very similarly in size to the S3, although the latter is definitely more plasticky and cheap-feeling IMO. I'm not a fan of Samsung's glossy plastics and never have been, despite having purchased several of their products.

Coming from the Epic 4g (the original slider version, not the Touch), and playing around with my dad's S3, I find myself actually enjoying Sense. This is the first Sense phone I've bought and I much prefer it to Touchwiz, which I find garish and clunky. I had to root my Epic just to make it usable in many regards (awful battery life, lag, and FCs out of the box, all of which were handily fixed thanks to SyndicateRomFrozen). In contrast, the DNA has rock solid performance, and Sense adds some details I really like. I'd prefer AOSP, of course - but unlike my Epic, which needed some serious fixes right out of the box, I don't feel as strong of a need to root my DNA. I think I'll actually be ok with keeping it stock for awhile - that's how much I like Sense.

Anyway, my .02
[HTC Droid DNA] jiwengang:
I have to say HTC has an AMAZING way to make sure their devices (including DNA) consume as little battery as possible during idle. Which is one of the best stuff I valued.

After HTC DNA, 1% per hour in idle is no long acceptable. 1% per 3 hours seems normal in idle mode.
[HTC Droid DNA] got556:
lol apparently you were a release day Rezound user when it came to battery life. On my S3 I averaged around 3.5 hours screen on time w/ no WiFi, all verizon data, unlike some of the screenshots we're seeing in this thread.

Would really like to try a DNA but so far liking the compact factor of the Razr M. The one thing, as mentioned that has always bugged me about Sammy vs. HTC or Moto are the radios. My Rezound had the best down speeds I've ever seen. And I've been rocking 4G since they implemented it here in Chicago. My Sammy's have always had so so radios. But my S3 had a great 4G radio and so so 3G radio/connection. And then Moto throws me for a loop and has terrible reception with the M. That's the one flaw of the M IMHO. If I didn't live in strong 4G I couldn't own this phone.

But since we're on the battery topic I think we're gonna start seeing the law of diminishing returns. Hardware wise and software wise there isn't much left for the "smartphone" of today. Battery tech is what really needs a push in research and development. Funny how hot phones are hampered by batteries and hot cars/bikes hampered by fuel.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
I'm using the dna as my daily driver and will be for a long long time.
[HTC Droid DNA] rjd584:
Anyone happen to have a screenshot of the storage graph on a fresh phone?
[HTC Droid DNA] rabnud:
You never owned a Thunderbolt then. That thing could blow through a battery like no other! Barely got better and the device never saw the ICS update that was promised. There was a leak via Bamf, but that was a battery killer in my usage too. Can't blame HTC/VZW, why support a dead device when you can sell a new one?

On a good note, the DNA I bought on 9 Dec has kick ass battery life for how I use it. I haven't had much time to do gaming on it.

I came from an GS3, I prefer the DNA. One of the most annoying things about the GS3 (to me) was the hard key would wake the device. My phone is always in my pocket at work and I'd constantly find it on doing something. Erg.

As far as the storage goes; I've loaded the music that I listen to most and have all my apps/ other crap installed and still have 7.6 gigs left. I doubt I'd fill that up. With my GS3, I had the 16 gig model with another 16 gig card, I didn't even come close to maxing that out.
[HTC Droid DNA] milan03:
I just recently sold my verizon SGS3 and now I'm a happy DNA owner. Battery life is better on DNA. There is only one thing I miss having and that is CM10.

I'd kill for CM10 on DNA.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
thats funny, i acutally loved the hard home key waking it up..i keep finding myself trying to hit a home key on my DNA lol. the power button is kinda hard to press on the DNA, thats my only complaint really..and that weird screen fadeout post-picture gallery issue i get. but i feel thats software and not hardware, i hope..
[HTC Droid DNA] rabnud:
In all honesty, I don't like having a security lock screen setup on my android devices. It drove me nuts, I'd pull the Sammy out and it would be taking a picture or trying to open a webpage/facebook, etc... BUT, I did like that it took all of 30 minutes to root/s-off/unlock and load a Rom. The 3G/4G hand off was a bit harsh on the ones I tried. It was a good phone, but didn't work well for me at work.

All being equal, I've been an HTC guy for years. I was sad that there was no OneX VZW variant. I think the DNA makes up for that in spades.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
agreed. HTC has always been my favorite brand! their customer support rocks.
[HTC Droid DNA] rfarrah:
Agreed, 100%. I was starting to get anxious and really dreading the possibility of having to go with a GS3.

Whew! Dodged THAT bullet!
[HTC Droid DNA] rjd584:
So I pulled the trigger on the DNA and am loving it.

Thanks everyone for all your input
[HTC Droid DNA] MetalMan2:
I'm sure most people in this thread chose the DNA over the S3, because, well, it's a DNA forum.

For a couple weeks I was considering the DNA. It's a beautiful phone with an awesome screen! At the time I was using a Samsung Droid Charge and so was accustomed to the removable battery and external SD card.

The storage killed it for me. I bought a Verizon Galaxy S3 in black, 16gb. As soon as it arrived I pulled the 32gb SD card from my Droid Charge (which actually came with the phone) and popped it into my S3. This way I kept all of my pics, vids, songs, backups, etc. without having to transfer them to the phone. Not to mention I can keep my backups on the SD without having to worry about them getting wiped (accidentally).

Obviously everyone will have their own preference. Just thought I'd share a viewpoint from someone who doesn't own the device this particular forum is dedicated to.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
it's crazy how many non-dna people actually participate here lol compared to like, the rezound forums, where everyone had a rezound, here i see so many GN2 users and stuff. crazy lol. i've got an S3 myself as well, and i'm diggin the DNA now
[HTC Droid DNA] TXI Kaze:
Current S3 user but I'm getting my DNA today. It doesn't surprise me other people are browsing this forum lol. Everyone's interested to read how the first 1080p phone in America is doing.

For me, yeah, 16GB only is a bit of a bummer. But, music took up most of my storage on my S3, so since I have unlimited data and have 4G just about everywhere I uploaded everything to Play Music. I cannot WAIT to get my DNA :D The community here seems pretty friendly. I just wish Verizon hadn't been a bunch of a**hats and removed our ability to just HTC unlock.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
yep, i've been using google music so much...

i've used 6.5 gigs in 7 days. GOOD GOD! hahaha
[HTC Droid DNA] TXI Kaze:
Haha, yeaaah. I have mine set to always use high quality so I'll wait. When I first moved into my apartment and had no internet, I used about...70GB in a month because of tether. Gooood times haha.
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
good god. i must root this thing soon though so i can do wireless tether. just so lazy to do all that adb code lol
[HTC Droid DNA] milan03:
WTF! Do we have the same phone?

My DNA averages 1% per hour on quality WiFi connection overnight, not sure WTF are you doing with your phone to get 1% over 3hours...
[HTC Droid DNA] slowfncar:
For a quad core/adreno 320 5" 1080p display & a 2000mah cell.the HTC droid DNA last amazingly long for what it is,already outclassing the S3/EVOLTE/note 2 in battery life. Unfortunately 16gb is no where near enough storage for me. I have a lot of music/blu ray rips & important files for work that already got my 32gb full.
[HTC Droid DNA] TinyLittleTimmyCLAN:
thanks

thanks
[HTC Droid DNA] barondebxl:
What? Outclassing the note 2 in battery life? That is absurd.
[HTC Droid DNA] cowisland:
I chose the DNA and love it, but the storage is the biggest weakness for me. I have it close to capacity (like a gig left free) and constantly need to manage it. Filled it up with music mostly. It runs out very quickly, especially if you throw a few lossless albums into the mix.
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
I just so happen to see this style for sale on Ebay, but they still have "Coming Soon" for the same case on their site. Wondering if anyone has picked one up, and how are they? They seem pretty nice.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Htc-Adr6435...920217?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item23260818d9
[HTC Droid DNA] hurtfuljeep:
I'm wondering too.........
[HTC Droid DNA] ThatFool:
Order one and it was already shipped. I noticed on ballistic's site that it says "Unavailible" maybe it is out of stock? Will inform when my case arrives
[HTC Droid DNA] TommyGun$:
There is another thread about this case.

Sent from my Octo Core 1920p HTC Galaxy Droid Incredible 10X with 100Mp camera, 9000 mAh battery & 500Gb of memory.
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
I'm aware of the post prior to mine. On that post they linked to the Ballistic site, saying a case was coming for our phones. My post is of me finding the case already for sale on Ebay, and not on the Ballistic site. Just giving the heads up pretty much.
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
I remember seeing the post, but just now noticed you edited your post on the 9th with the Ebay info.
[HTC Droid DNA] ManOfMyth:
That case is hideous.
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
Looks great in solid black.
[HTC Droid DNA] ThatFool:
Got mine and I like it. Think it looks and feels pretty cool. Sadly the back is not soft touch, pics later
[HTC Droid DNA] crikeycrapper:
I agree. I bought one from another eBay seller. I cannot put the link since I do not have enough posts yet. But, search for 'Ballistic DNA case' and it should show the case for less than $20 shipped.
[HTC Droid DNA] jiwengang:
check the case I am selling ... not so muscular as theirs but it is solid
[HTC Droid DNA] rupret27:
I bought the SG series case from eBay as well. I noticed that the ones on the website have interchangeable bumpers but mine does not.
[HTC Droid DNA] crikeycrapper:
I think the Life Style case has interchangeable bumpers, but the Shell Gel (SG) Case has the bumpers integrated so it cannot be changed.
[HTC Droid DNA] crikeycrapper:
Not sure how I did not notice this before, but the Ballistic SG Case that I'm using seems to be squeezing the device too much. I think someone else pointed this out using another case. Because the device gets squeezed, the screen has faint blobs of blue. The issue can be further seen if just a bit more pressure is placed on the side where the bluish blob is noticed. I removed the polycarbonate shell, leaving only the rubber skin on the device and the bluish blob goes away. I think these polycarbonate cases that squeeze onto the device might be damaging the device as well.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathrow1993:
I have a rooted thunderbolt. S-off with revolutionary. Running thunderstick full blown 1.1.1. What themes can I use? I'm experienced with custom rims and programming but never themed before. Even though I have sense 3.5 instead of 2.1 now it still bores me. Any suggestions? Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Sometimes desire HD themes work. Its been a while since ive tried though. You can try making a backup and then loading the theme to see if it will work or not. I have found that some skins will install but wont allow you to delete them when they dont work.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fishingfon:
Hi all,

I was just wondering if anyone has been as to get modern Combat 4 in Australia?.

It keeps saying it isn't available in my country when I try and buy it

Cheers

Corey
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultra99:
When do we get discounts?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] desirer:
Its not available then dont buy it, just download cracked ones
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fishingfon:
Lol,

About 4 hours after posting this thread, it suddenly became available in Australia :)

I normaly do get cracked versions, but it takes a little while for cracked versions to be available, and I don't want to wait lol (I love modern Combat)

Cheers

Corey