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[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whmcal:
I own both of these phones. The z10 will always come out of the bag when I am at work and i need to have quick access to emails. In my opinion, it also offers superior calendar app for business users. It is also quicker to navigate than the One due to its intuitive gestures. I also make less errors on z10 keyboard. BB10 has slightly superior battery life since upgrade. Plus, the z10 battery is removable and its memory is expandable. A plus for me again, was that it has a very functional pull down shortcut menu with options to adjust WiFi, sound etc on it.

However, the One has a much superior build, more apps and has more stable software. It has way better sound quality, screen resolution and camera. It is also faster and smoother than the z10.

Being android, it is so much more customizable than the Z10 too.

Neither phone has battery percentage indicator, which is not great. However, at least with the One, it is possible to get an app that puts the percentage in the notification bar....visible on all screens.

Your choice might depend on your use. I use both phones for different purposes. Z10 for work and the One for leisure.

USING: BB Z10, HTC ONE and GALAXY NOTE 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ste1164:
Personally I'd say htc one. But go into a shop and try them both next to each other to see which you really prefer.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riyal:
Blackberry for me only stands out because of their harware keyboard phones(yeah I am a keyboard freak when it comes to phones). But with the all touch phone like the Z10? Get the HTC One :p
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phillmitchell:
I think the blackberry is more durable while the Htc one will be prone to scratches. The blackberry also has a much better resale value on sell your mobile compare sites which tells me the Htc is not rated. However the Htc is more powerful bigger and better screen.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whmcal:
The Z10 on screen keyboard is MUCH better than the HTC One's keyboard imo. I make much less errors - it has much better prediction. Maybe try to test both in your local store...typing at full speed. I reckon you'll be surprised:).

USING: BB Z10, HTC ONE and GALAXY NOTE 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riyal:
I understand about the onscreen keyboards :D What I was talking about is the hardware keyboard that exists on old blackberry phones. So without them I wouldn't reconsider onscreen keyboard quality over everything :)

And yeah even up till now I'm still relying on hardware keyboard phones. Still using the Mytouch 4g slide. And just now I tried using onscreen keyboards and I suck! Haha 2 letters/sec FTW!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sashtheflash:
AW: Htc one or blackberry z10

So try swype or SwiftKey Flow ;) get used to it a few days and you will be faster than ever before
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alfa71omega:
Oh yessss. Swype make the difference. Anyhow I think the best in BB is the Hub. Generally is impossible stating one phone is better than another. It depends on the use. I like the One, but olso I like my z10.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dellenrules:
I have been using the Z10 for about a week now and I got to say... I am impressed.

There aren't as many apps out for it as there are for iOS and android but really, how many apps were available when android or IOS was first released?

I used to own a blackberry and left it for android. After using the Z10 I feel it's time to switch back.

Don't hate the device until you actually try it out.

I personally judge a device on first, how it feels in my hand. I'm not going to carry a phone around with me if it just feels uncomfortable to hold. The HTC One S was at the top of that list for me. It has now been dethroned. The Z10 has a feel to it that's hard to explain it just feels right.

Secondly for me is integration of my various email accounts and social networking clients. Blackberry 10 has an integration that surpasses anything you have ever seen in android. The way it handles email, texts, social media, and messengers cannot be touched. I'm at a loss for words. It can't be beat, period.

The interface on the Z10 is easy for someone coming from android, iOS or windows phone to understand. There is a small learning curve. You're not going to pick it up instantly and understand how to use it for the first time, but it's easy to learn.

The rest of it is basically stuff you already know. innovative keyboard, mediocre app world, OK camera, etc.

I'm not telling you to buy the device over the HTC One. I have no experience with that device and how it operates.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
I think i'd rather cut off a toe than have a blackberry, really bad phones, although the z10 has to be the best they have to offer, just put it next to the One and you'll make up your own mind.

In my line of work i use every single device on the market (available in britain anyway) and like i said it's the best they have to offer but i feel that it's still not bringing a lot to the table, not when you compare it to the higher tier android handsets.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whmcal:
I agree. If you need to own two phones, these might be best of the bunch at the moment... with The One leading for build and (android) apps Vs. BBZ10 winning for smooth interface, integration, comfort in hand, calendar and on-screen keyboard prediction

If you have to choose one, get whichever suits your personal needs best. Try em both out in store perhaps

Currently interchangeably using HTC One, BBZ10 and Note 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunt3r.j2:
If you really think this a question, I have no answer for you.

This is an Android vs BB10 question, not a phone vs phone question.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
The question in the op is z10 or HTC one, not android vs bb
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
I am actually trying to choose between them too... (Motorola may make the list depending on their hardware in I/O)

It really depends on your usage... what you want out of your phone... personally, these are the things I care about and where each of them succeed in, if you do something similar, I guarantee you will come to a conclusion, separate your needs from your wants and put your needs first and wants later.

Z10:

Consistent UI between apps

Smoothness (Although HTC did the best they could muster out of Android)

Multitasking

Keyboard

Notification LED has more colours

[*]One Handed Use (This one is actually a really big deal to me, you may have bigger hands or care less)

Battery (The One takes too long to charge whiile Z10's is easily swappable, this may not be an issue to some, but sometimes I have to go outside without much planning and have only half an hour to charge, the One would only give me 12% while the Z10 could be switched out)

HTC One:

MKV Playback w/ subtitles

Apps

Front Facing Speakers for YouTube

Sound Quality

Design

Endless Customizability

XDA
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Long813:
Good list that you have here, I think the next step is to demo them if possible.

A few notes, may or may change your list:

What is it about the BB keyboard you like? Personally, I don't like Android's KB, but I am a huge advocate of Swype and Swiftkey. Maybe you could test them out on your current phone and see if you like them.

The LED notifier, there is an app for the HTC ONE (and others) that apparently changes the colour (I think just green/red) and blink frequency. Loads of customization to aid you.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
SwiftKey is my current keyboard but it doesn't hold a candle to the Z10's.... its flow and gestures, heat sensors, and accuracy are great...

I did try Swype, don't like it one bit...

Yes, you can change blink frequency but I honestly don't want to look that carefully, all colours should've been supported, not like it would've made the One radically more expensive anyways.. this isn't such an important thing anyways, not a NEED, just a minor WANT.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihyln:
Until BB fixes the issue with 30 day email retention/searching, cut/paste of passwords, android sideload apps crashing, and the browser picking up phone numbers so you can click & call the Z10 is a non starter.

I had the Z10 for a week and while the camera and battery life were average or below average there are far too many issues with the OS itself to make it a daily driver.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
The 30 day limitation for emails, browser picking up phone numbers are fixed in the 10.1 update that is supposed to be released by the end of this month, so within two weeks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihyln:
That still leaves the android apps crashing to be resolved which is probably the biggest issue of all. Soundhound doesn't, work it crashes, chase mobile crashes after depositing the first check from the phone and requires you to restart the device in order to use any other sideloaded apps. Had RIM spent another 6 months resolving these issues I would not have returned the Z10.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red5:
You seriously come into the HTC One forum and ask this question... and expect people to give you an unbiased answer, or even tell you to go with the Z10? Really?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
Well my answer was COMPLETELY unbiased, and I can say the same for many other replies!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaaystott:
Get the HTC One. And no, I am not saying this because I have a HTC. I'm saying this because I got the HTC, then swapped it for the Z10, then just a day later I swapped back to the One.

The Z10 has literally 0 applications. Much like Windows 8, only worse, it's an up & coming operating system. Most of the mainstream apps that are on their, are just ports of Android applications and are extremely slow. They are like Android applications back on Froyo. Furthermore, in Phones4U sim-free the HTC One is £489.99, the Z10 is £509! After holding the Z10 and the One along side each other, I have no idea why on gods earth the Z10 is more! When you think of plastic, you think of Samsung, but honestly the Z10 is made out of the cheapest, sh*t plastic EVER.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihyln:
I have the iphone 5 and tested the z10. Nothing wrong with coming here and asking
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bobpsyco:
HTC more better than BB...:D:D:thumbup:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red5:
No, nothing wrong with asking... but really in a situation like this, opinions of others are just that, opinions. If you're trying to make a choice and are torn between a few devices, then you really need to go play with them and see what fits you best and what you like. I, for instance, do not like the new Z10 at all... but the next guy may love it. Do those two opinions help persuade you in any direction? For best results in a situation like this, its just best to go play with them yourself and see what gets you excited.

Just a friendly opinion... but again, thats my opinion. ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DesertHawk:
There's only One phone to get... And I've written it here.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
You are right, and this is exactly what OP should do, if he has done it and still likes both then OP should identify his needs and which one does them better.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Only person who can answers the op's question is the op.

For me the HTC is the better phone for many reasons, namely it's an android handset and i love android, i don't like not being able to change my phone about.

The Z10 at the end of the day is still a blackberry and as such i would never ever buy one, blackberry as a company are pitiful, they account for about 80% (ish) of the broken phones i deal with, not just z10's they're not too bad, but the others, jeez, all day long.

The problem with that for me is the fact that they take a really long time to fix them, and chances are the phone that you get back has problems of it's own, i've witnessed people get a repair (which took about a month) and tried out the repaired / replaced phone, and it had another problem, that happened 3 times on the trot, totalling around 2 months, no one except blackberry are rated to fix them so you are stuck with sending it off.

HTC have places you can go to and speak with the engineer, similar to samsung and nokia, you can get registered engineers dotted around the country, or with HTC if you call their express repair service you can get your phone back in about 3 - 5 days, the quickest i've ever known anyone to get their phone back was next day, which is amazing, courier collected and dropped off.

Besides that, you have open source on android, i've found the z10 to have a pretty limited OS which although is in it's infancy, simply doesn't offer enough.

For me theres only one winner and thats the one.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaaystott:
I could not agree more with this.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunt3r.j2:
Just want to say that the One's camera is mindblowing. In dim evenings (just bright enough outside to still see color) phones like the 8X can barely even capture a photo, and that's with half a second exposure times and extreme ISO. The One can capture a brighter image with actual COLOR and detail with just 1/3 second exposure and 800 ISO.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whmcal:
Omg, you are so right. Here is proof. I have just tested the difference in low light photo quality between the two phones. The HTC completely outclasses the BBZ10.

Camera function alone should not totally sway your decision. As I said earlier, Z10 has lots of plusses. But hope this camera demo helps in your decision-making!

Currently interchangeably using HTC One, BBZ10 and Note 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whmcal:
Didnt get a portrait BBZ10 low light photo in the last post.

The HTC one (photo 2), clearly takes the better quality low light pic.

This is 8mp (z10) vs 4mp (htc one) ...HTC have something special here

Currently interchangeably using HTC One, BBZ10 and Note 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irockash:
This is the exact dilemma I'm facing. I can upgrade at the end of the week and have been going back and forth since playing with both of them. I feel like I would be limited by the Z10's hardware when compared to the One, but every time I use OS 10, it feels so right (I'm an old BBerry user). The hub is very refreshing, the keyboard just works, and the phone feels perfect in one hand. Oh, and one feature no one has mentioned... gestures while the screen is off. Instead of pressing the power button (which is usually at the top of the device), then sliding to unlock, you simply slide up from the bottom of the screen on the Z10. Simple and intuitive. This feature can be turned off.

I also have a Nexus 7, I've had a couple of Samsung Android phones, and while I had gotten used to them, they didn't really woo me. Who's idea was it to access notifications from the top? it's so unnatural for a device you're primarily manipulating with your thumb.

But the One... it's sexy. Speakers are outstanding. OS runs smoothly. I'm sure the camera is great, but I don't take very many pictures. Six months down the road, the hardware will still impress me. I'm not sure I can say the same about the Z10. I do want the One in black, but AT&T hasn't said when that will be available.

Ideally, I would want a Hub on the One, accessible from the bottom of the screen. Give me that, and my decision will be made in an instant. Is there anything similar on Android? Maybe some sort of home screen, or sliding gestures that will work regardless of which app is open? Facebook Home is similar with it's movable chat heads, but come on, it's Facebook. Ain't nobody got time for that.

I could probably get a Z10 as a work phone, and have the One as my personal, but I'm not in a high enough pay grade to get corporate emails on my phone :), so it would essentially be the same info on both.

I may just flip a coin when I finally upgrade.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkgoon3r96:
If you root your HTC One, which by the way, most of the people on XDA end up doing since it is so intriguing, you can set it up so a double tap on the home button should turn it on, a double tap on the htc logo would also turn it off so you can completely stop using the power button.

If you want to access the notification tray from anywhere else, you can using an app called GMD Gesture Control, this works without root, and then there is an even better option of rooting and installing a CUSTOM ROM called Paranoidandroid, which will remove Sense, but it will give you a much better notification system accessible from middle bottom of the phone with a gesture, you can Youtube it if you want to see how they both look.

While ParanoidAndroid isn't available for the One yet, it's only a matter of time seeing as how many big developers have bought this phone and how popular paranoidandroid is.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irockash:
I went with the HTC One this weekend. I'm pretty impressed with Sense, and the phone feels awesome.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sh4itan:
Well, it's like comparing apples to pares, but:

i own a One (for my girlfriend) and a Z10 (for me).

If you like Android and it's fully open functions, you should stay with the One.

If you use your phone for business too and don't mind some 'denied permissions' than stay with the Z10.

Compared with the Z10 hardware, the One has a better and bigger screen, better processor and and and... BUT: The Z10 is still smooth as hell, even with 'just' some Snapdragon S4 Plus dual core.

If you like the navigation and the software/touch buttons of android, you have to get used to the Z10s navigation, but i gone well after just one day.

You can't really comepare GooglePlay and the BlackBerry World, cause BB10 isn't that old and has not that many apps / games, but there are plenty of applications ported. The Z10 is lacking the ability to download apps over 50MB without WLAN, so you can't just load some games on the run.

For me, i'd not choose the One, even if it's a great device. I exchanged my old RAZR (JB 4.1.2) for my Z10 and i'm going very well with this decision. Give BB10 just a few more months and there will be a port for every popular application.

PS: battery life of the One is still better, but the Update improved the Z10s life.

PPS: If you worked with an Android device till now, just try the Z10 in a store for some minutes and maybe you'll give it a chance :P
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihyln:
To be honest I had the z10 a month and a half ago for a few weeks and your comment about the z10 being for business a bit absurd, even with 10.1. It's missing far too many features found in the old blackberries to be still considered business worthy. This is ignoring all the other flaws such as good native apps and usability issues. By todays standards it's a mediocre phone and rim has a lot of room for improvement
[HTC One SV] Nihtilan:
Hi guys,

My dad just bought a HTC One SV phone from Vodafone Spain and he's planning to go back home with it, but he's (me as well) uncertain whether the phone is sim locked or not.

Is there any code that will say whether the phone is locked or not? For instance, I have Sony Xperia S and when I dial *#*#7378423#*#* and it tells me if the phone's locked.

Is there something similar for HTC? Putting a different SIM card in the phone is out of the question. I'm just interested in the code that might give him the information.

Thank you in advance!
[HTC One SV] Matlevo12:
Hi.

Since the SV can now be S-OFF, I guess it could be done... Maybe have a look at the One S forums to find a similar method. It worked the same way for all the "One something" phones to change the CID, for example.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hom.hom:
Dear note users,

Recently I encountered the second discoloration of colors on my screen, for example the center of the chrome icon and everything blue turns purple, this problem occurs in the entire os. I have also made a screenshot and after the phone magically restored the colors; it turned the screen off, because I wasn't using the phone and when I turned it back on the colors on the screen were back to normal; and the colors on the screenshot were also normal. So apparently the os sees the colors properly....

So what do you think is this a hardware failure (I am thinking it is), also if it is, does it fall under guarantee? And finally my screen is ok, for most of the time, but sometimes this error does occur. How can I possibly tell the guys of the Samsung service center something is wrong with the screen? I did take a phone with my point to shoot, but they could say it's photoshop or something and the photo is a bit blurry. Since I cannot force the phone into this situation I can't also make new photos....

I am using alliancerom v3 and speedmod k3, I also don't think the error was due to the rom and kernel, because both weren't developed when the previous discoloration occured....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
Take a video :cool:

Try changing ROMs, full wiping etc...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bad-Pixel:
R: [Q] Strange discoloration on my screen

I also had this issue, two times to be exact... I was worried that gpu was going to break. Do you have the gpu's voltages decreased?

Ps: I'm not saying it's a gpu problem (it's a simple thought) , so don't worry :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ex5dream:
Same issue

I got the same problem too. i thought im the only one...I agree with hom.hom.. it the hardware problem, FYI warfareonly, i tried to change ROM, full wipe and everything...the problem still occurred..as what hom.hom said it hardware issue..

some picture taken from webcam..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hom.hom:
Yeah, with me it looks just the same; I suppose the problem is that you can't reproduce this issue. So the Samsung repair center probably won't repair your phone. After your phone went to sleep or you reboot the issue disappeared for me. Is this the same case for you, and have you checked at a repair center of they fix this issue for you?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D-X69:
I just flashed my N10 with Custom ROM CM10.1 but I realized I don't like it that much.

My N10 is rooted, and I do not know how to roll back to the stock rom because I forget to do a full backup. Please help, im running on 4.2.2

Thank you! I just want to roll back :(

Tim
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Google search for factory image for Nexus 10. Or install a stock rooted 4.2.2 ROM from the development section, or try out other ROMs and see if you like them better.

I dont really understand though how you dont like CM10.1, it is the same as stock but with a couple more features and bugfixes. What could you possibly not like about it?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SacGuru:
Just check out the sticky threads on the nexus 10 general forum. They have a thread with stock roms.

However my suggestion would be to try out more custom roms. They too are available on a sticky thread. Specially the vanilla rootbox one which is working great for me.

Sent from my GT-N7100 or the Nexus 10, heaven knows.

Those who help noobs go to heaven. True story.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phillysmako:
Try using carbon ROM and Trinity kernel I have that set up on my N10 and my N4 and both devices smoke man they are fast as hell....try rasbean too all of this is in the nexus 10 original development section ......if your looking for close to stock as possible try mmuzzy ROM its stock with performance enhancements :)....don't fret man that's the best part flashing different ROMs and kernels to suit you best man :cyclops:
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anazei:
I suggest using AOKP Pub with the Trinity Kernel. Awesome combination, super smooth, good battery life and nice performance - plus a ton of options for customization :)