[HTC One X+] fazz:
Feedback, requests, battery life, donation and most of all THANKS Rob!

Hey Lloir

I never did originally say thank you for developing these sexy ROM for our HOX+'s based on Cyanogen... more more more :highfive:

If I may point out a few things I've found that's either broken or missing... it's NOT a moan, it's feedback and will happily help where I can, as I really think these cheap and cheerful devices are rather underrated... like most HTC devices :cool:

Anywho, in no particular order:

When using the 3.5mm output (such as earphones/headphones/external speakers) notifications are still played out aloud on the device. If this is a feature of some kind, I'd prefer the old fashion option to not allow any sounds played via the devices internal speakers when anything is plugged into the 3.5mm socket.

The so called 8meg camera isn't great using either your inbuilt camera application or third party (I also use Camera Zoom FX) and looks more like a 3meg camera that's a little over compressed. Is this just how it is or will it get better in time?

The camera is rather slow to start up too (about 4-5 seconds) either using the inbuilt camera app or my third party app (Camera Zoom FX), is this typical?

Will there be an option to include the 'LED flashlight/Torch' in the Notifications drawer/widgets soon... I really miss this option.

I have two HOX+'s (his and hers if you like) and I'm finding some strange reactions with different charges. As we all know, if you plug into a powered USB hub (motherboard or external) it states it's 'Charging (USB)' and usually through a mains socket it states 'Charging (AC)' but I'm finding in that no matter what charger I use (official HTC's or third party) in doesn't usually say 'Charging AC' when first plugged in. When first plugged in via the AC, it says 'Charging (USB)' but when unplugged and plugged in again it then says 'Charging (AC)'. This also affects the time it takes to charge the devices, as like USB Vs. AC would, but even via AC when it says 'Charging (USB)' it can take four times as long to charge, but using the same method, but unplugging, then plugging in again, its the usual hour or so. Both our phones are acting in the same way, so don't feel it's a phone or battery fault... I have no idea of course... and can't clear battery stats within TWRP as I have a feeling that option isn't required any more?

When I first installed and setup the devices without GAPP's I was able to setup the 'DSP Manager', but after I installed GAPP's (via TWRP) it keeps crashing. I've currently turned off all effects within the 'DSP Manager' and each time I plug in anything into the 3.5mm socket, the 'DSP Manager' F/C's. My default music player is PowerAmp, which has a decent enough Eq system and happy enough with, but can't seem to avoid having to press OK on a 'DSP Manager' F/C's every time.

Is there away to disable adding more widgets to the LockScreen? I use the 'Pattern Lock' option, with camera widget on the right (default and can't change this, but it's fine) and the Flashlight/Torch on the left, but when moving further to the left, it gives the option too add more (after entering the correct pattern). Can this be disabled or locked in some way and only unlocked by entering the 'Security Settings'... maybe?

Is there anyway of stopping the device from 'locking' whilst plugged-in/charging and only lock (following the settings set in the 'Security' options) after it has been unplugged. It's annoying that overnight, when the clock is show (default or third party) you need to unlock the device first, before using it. I understand this lowers the security, but it would be an option I'd like to see for simply having the device by my bedside or docked in the kitchen for examples and not need to unlock it every time I wish to use it. I have 'Automatically Lock' set to '30 minutes' which I feel is suitable for me and also 'Power button instantly locks' enabled, so I know I can manually lock it easily when out always.

Lastly (for now), can you or anyone tell me if the 'nVidia SmartDimmer' option makes any difference in terms of battery life, as I can see any major picture differences or battery life improvements with it on or off.

Meanwhile... small, but hopefully enough to get you your favourite drink at the bar... Paypal: 87G90152H81436057 Cheers :silly:

Oh and regarding battery life... I'm on a giffgaff data only plan (haven't been using calls or SMS's for nearly two years now, but can receive of course and send/make calls if really needed out of my account credit) and my battery will lasts about twelve hours with actual other usage to of course. My other half is not on a data plan and has 'Mobile Data' disabled currently and she only uses WiFi anywhere and everywhere... her battery lasts a little over three days with similar usage :good:

We'll be travelling abroad tomorrow, so thought I'd at least say the above before our travels, as I'm sure to find and think of more by our return and also if I (a mere mortal) can't help in anyway, let me know... though I doubt I'll be able to help much, but willing to try of course ;)