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[One (M7) General] snowblind2142:
Does anyone have any estimates as to when or if we will see any cm10 or paranoid round here?

Also, as ive come over from a samsung, not a 100% sure how sense development has been on sense roms as they failed to port it to anything else, have they managed to mix it with aosp or anything else?

cheers
[One (M7) General] romitkin:
I think the bootloader unlock is already possible using htcdev.
[One (M7) General] miniterror:
Atm im running aokp on my htc one-x

I can run pa or cm too if i wanted to and this device only has the htcdev unlock available.

Also sense from other devices can be ported but its a pita so dont expect to much on that side.

However there are also roms who strip htc sense entirly making it a treu aosp experience and diff ui's can be flashed( xperia and samsung ui have been ported to hox)

Obviously this doesnt mean its gonna happen at the one but i sure hope so
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
But bootloader unlock (which AFAIK is available for the 32gb unlocked version as well) does not mean that the rest of the hardware will be opened up to developers, right?

Ugh, I was hoping for a much more optimistic scenario.... I love the efforts the developers here pour into maintaing these sets when the hardware is not exposed and the manufacturer drags its feet on updates, but after having to deal with the constant ROM tinkering and numerous resulting issues with my old Samsing sets, I am not excited about the prospect of going through it again.

Also, I am wondering if the non-standard soft buttons will affect easy porting of 5.0 to the One?
[One (M7) General] arknailed7754:
Having aosp etc on the one would be a bit pointless. I like it. The ones standout features are design sound and camera.

Youd have two out of three running aosp etc. Every other HTC device running has a scrappy camera since they went to 8mp. It remains to be seen what the ones camera would be. If it's deal though you lose a lot. Okay 4.2 etc is sweet on the nexus range but there hardware was built around it

Fairplay is try it on the one..debateable whether it'd be worth it though
[One (M7) General] Enraged21:
HTC sucks at updating the new source code. They wait months after Google has already released it.

EVO LTE
[One (M7) General] ste1164:
They are aware they were slow in releasing it. They are now trying their best to get it out on time. As to not invalidate the point on the developer version of the one.
[One (M7) General] spitfire2425:
I meant s-off. Sorry..
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
I would hope so. But the fact that they are releasing their flagship with months old OS version is a little worrying.

I am not so broken up about 4.2, but 5 sounds like it will be a rather major update and if this thing doesn't get updated promptly, it will be a very disappointing acquisition for me.
[One (M7) General] AvengerBB:
Exactly. I can't believe there's already complaints about the time it will take HTC to update the phone to KLP. One of the main reasons people are flocking to this phone is the awesome job HTC did on the software features. If they slapped it together you could have the latest, but not the same experience. Can't have your cake and eat it too.
[One (M7) General] ataft:
How do you know this? I would love for this to be true but, given my experience with the One X, I find it hard to believe. :(
[One (M7) General] Squirrel1620:
The rezound (forgotten phone) had an ics leak months before it came ota. When it did, kernel source arrived about 2 months later
[One (M7) General] Closed Source Project:
HTC is TERRIBLE with releasing source code and binaries. PLEASE, listen to me! It is excruciating, like pulling teeth trying to get htc to finally release them for the One series devices. It takes over a month! Not kidding about the month part.
[One (M7) General] stereotada:
? doesnt sound that bad. at least they are releasing them.
[One (M7) General] nk7600:
A month isn't to bad when LG promised ICS for the LG Optimus 2x which took over a year to be released and even now mine is still on Gingerbread lol....

Moral of the story... If you want updates go for Nexus Devices.
[One (M7) General] Squirrel1620:
Didn't the one s just get its jb update? Has it got kernel source yet?

But yeah a month isn't bad relative to others, especially low end and mid phones
[One (M7) General] encho:
If you do not care about sense, we will have 5.0, 5.1 or 6.0 on our device for sure. We just need one dedicated developer. And it happened on all my previous htc's. Like on Sensation where HTC stopped with ICS. Thanks to Bruce and others there is now 4.1 and 4.2 stable and fast. Or on One S thanks to xkonni and intervigil. And thanks to Joe even the proprietary camera sensor working 100%. So just give it time. If you want instant updates, then nexus line is for you.
[One (M7) General] daleski75:
I am sure KLP will come out for our phones it's just a matter of how easy it is to integrate the sense overlay on top of KLP (depending on how much google change from JB to KLP).

I can swear I read somewhere that Sense 5 is so stripped down it's much easier for HTC to release updates as it's not baked into the O/S nowhere near as much as Sense 3 or to some extent Sense 4.

Someone here will correct me if I am wrong.... I am sure of it :)
[One (M7) General] shox22:
Pretty easy:

If you want fast updates, go for the nexus. But you will be beta tester for the newest versions

If you want normal speed updates that are terrible and cut down, go for Samsung

If you want relatively slow updates that work PERFECT(!), go for Htc

If you want no updates go for Lg

Easy as it is
[One (M7) General] RoachPapa:
HTC didn't got bug free 4.2.2, when they started developing sense 5. So they took 4.1.2. I hope they release sources, especially those kernel sources in the next time.
[One (M7) General] harpr33t:
Still on ics here
[One (M7) General] Closed Source Project:
Much of an HTC fan boy, are we?

How is Samsung terrible and cut down? At least they keep all features of stock Android unlike how htc tries to change anything they can, even if it makes it worse. IE: their experimental task switcher on sense 4.
[One (M7) General] anit77:
You asop guys crack me up. I'm sorry top of the line specs don't make it to most of the Nexus line. But if you're an oem developing a flagship product who are you going to cater to? The one to two percent of enthusiasts? I think not. It's economics 101.

So stick with the Nexus line or wait till source comes out and buy at that point. Either way, stop complaining.
[One (M7) General] ste1164:
I know this because I know people in HTC and I have asked them. The HTC Dev team is keen now to try and get sources out quicker, especially after they have released a developer edition of the HTC One. Would kinda defeat the object if they release a version for developers then don't release source code on time.

---------- Post added at 06:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:01 PM ----------

Samsungs initial 4.1.1 release was extremely buggy they also haven't included project butter in any of their jellybean releases. Also HTC at least in sense 5 has changed less of android than samsung have.
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
I don't think it's a matter of complaining, but rather of ensuring that we get timely OS updates after spending $600-$700 on a phone.

I have ordered the device ONLY because of the hardware design. Sense may be nice, but I'd rather have the choice of using it, or use a different launcher, or use stock Android. And get timely updates, of course.

Is this too much to ask for?

BTW, Android OS has traditionally moved in leaps and bounds from one whole number OS update to the next. Personally, I'd like to be sure that I can take advantage of such advancements, when the unveiling of OS 5 is only a couple of months away.
[One (M7) General] anit77:
I'm not singling anyone out personally. Yes it's a lot of money but it's a flagship with great specs.

I haven't owned any of the OX series but from what I've seen there were a lot of updates. Several of patches to fix things and 2 major updates with a 3rd in the works. So with the One, with a dev version, they should be even better. I feel they've turn the corner.

If anyone's not sure they can get a Nexus and wait out the updates to see how HTC does in that regard. That way the out of pocket expense is lower and resale value of newer Nexus's will be good if you want to sell it.

It's nice to have options... ;)
[One (M7) General] Rage1ofakind:
Not HTC's fault, blame the carrier. JB was released last year for the One S. What network are you on?
[One (M7) General] shox22:
exactly. The jb update for the s3 (and ofc the s2) was a joke. How many updates did they need to fix this single update? But they were first with updating!
[One (M7) General] harpr33t:
T-Mobile USA. I *****ed to them do much. I wish the att fiasco would happen to them.
[One (M7) General] backfromthestorm:
From what I can see, aosp would be counter productive now sense 5 is so much lighter. What would be the point. All it would add is bugs and a naff camera, and remove some good stuff.
[One (M7) General] shox22:
http://www.androidmag.de/news/branchen-news/updates-so-lange-brauchen-die-einzelnen-hersteller/

So in average about 2 month faster then samsung with their updates. And you guys are really complaining about htc?
[One (M7) General] Squirrel1620:
Some people just like the look lol don't ask me I love the look of sense.

People would rather run a partially working jb aosp rom than a stable ics sense rom on my phone forum.

I've tried them but I can't stick to them like some can.
[One (M7) General] joslicx:
The checkered, slow history of Android handset updates

This Article paints a very different (and interesting) picture:

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/12/the-checkered-slow-history-of-android-handset-updates/
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
Thanks for the input.

I actually decided to cancel my preorder.

While I really like the hardware design, I am getting cold feet on the updates.

HTC does not seem forthcoming as to their update plans, either, even though Google IO is in a month and Android 5.0 is likely to be announced.

So I think I'll pass for now and keep my Galaxy Nexus a little longer, until I see what HTC does, or until there is another well-designed phone with vanilla Android (I don't have much faith in Motorola's design prowess, but maybe the X-Phone will surprise us). I may still end up with the HTC One, since I really do not see any other Android manufacturer with a clue about industrial design, but for now I'll cancel the order and see how it all shakes out.
[One (M7) General] got556:
I can only imagine how long this phone will take to be updated if it comes to big red. Shivers in thoughts of the gnex prior to 4.2
[One (M7) General] scottspa74:
I've owned HTC devices since before 2010 and it always astounds me when people say HTC updates are slow. For example, my Evo 4g shipped with 2.1 eclair, within 1montg got 2.2 froyo, and after 16mo was already up to 2.3.7, not to mention numerous HTC updates. Shipped with 1.17 software and final update was 5.09, many, many in between.

That said, I'm really surprised there's still no CM or AOKP ROMs or maintainers here. I was wanting to get the phone for the hardware, but def having 2nd thoughts now that I see there's no one maintaining for CM. I'm running sense 5 in my Evo LTE for a day or 2 to play with it, but it's not that impressive (though best sense version ever) and will be going back to AOKP or carbon or rootbox right quick (tonight probably).

Just curious if anyone knows if there's AOSP support somewhere and I'm just not seeing it.

TIA
[One (M7) General] eric00716:
There isn't gonna be any aosp support until the phone launches everywhere it is only out in three countries and I imagine most aosp devs will be in the us.
[One (M7) General] expertzero1:
Since they said 4.2 was too buggy, thats why they went with 4.1 instead, i wouldnt be surprised if they skip 4.2 and go straight to 5.0.
[One (M7) General] shox22:
They wont.
[One (M7) General] expertzero1:
They wont what? You work for HTC ?
[One (M7) General] shox22:
No, but they announced it. KLP will be presented in about 1month. Add about 4-6 months to get the release date for the one.

They cant and wont do that. Alone the qualcomm drivers will be worth pushing out 4.2.2 for them. They announced 4.2.2 for april/may
[One (M7) General] BenPope:
Source?

I assume by "they" you mean HTC, not Football.
[One (M7) General] -A-P-M-:
Their words about faster updates are nice, but I don't take them seriously, because they couldn't even launch HTC One with latest Android. One got the best hardware design, but locked bootloader and slow updates are their big negative points.
[One (M7) General] scottspa74:
Again,anyone who says HTC doesn't update fast has never owned HTC and is just reading some talking points.please see my previous post.

That said, who varrd what they release officially. Why is there no CM maintainer for this device? That's what blows my mind. As for updates, if you don't root, then you have no busineds using android. Also, then you'll always have latest android version.
[One (M7) General] harpr33t:
HTC still hasn't made T-Mobile push out JB for the ONE S
[One (M7) General] daleski75:
It's down to T-Mobile to release the update HTC cannot force them to release it.
[One (M7) General] harpr33t:
HTC should do what Samsung did with kies. All the other one s got 4.1 back in December
[One (M7) General] BenPope:
Meh, I'd rather have a working phone on 4.1.2 than a buggy phone with 4.2.2.
[One (M7) General] scottspa74:
I will add that I actually prefer 4.1.2 to 4.2.2 (aosp ROMs, of course)
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
Hm, on my Galaxy Nexus 4.2.2 is both more stable and also noticeably smoother than 4.1.

To each their own, of course, but the point about timely updates remains. As long as the updates are available, the user has a choice of applying them or not.
[One (M7) General] htowngator:
Not necessarily. If it has S-ON you will have to wait for them to release a 5.0 kernel.
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
Wow! Trying to cancel this order was a pain!

HTC uses something called LetsTalk.com to service their store, I guess, which truly sucks.

After selecting "existing orders" and being put on hold for about 15 minutes, the auto attendant offered the option for me to leave a message so that a rep can call me back. I chose it, only to be informed that the mailbox is full, so I am being transferred to an attendant. After the transfer, the machine informed that that there is no attendant....

I finally hung up and called sales, where they picked up right away :)

Bummer, it looks like HTC nailed the hardware design and could have had a real winner there. :(
[One (M7) General] villa08:
What is the development Version of HTC One?

Gesendet von meinem HTC One mit Tapatalk 2
[One (M7) General] pack21:
Good point ​​in this thread, will ONE have KLP when it comes out?

I really love to have one, but......
[One (M7) General] expertzero1:
Probably not 3 months afterwards
[One (M7) General] AvengerBB:
Actually there really isn't much point to this thread. Unless you like speculating about getting an update to an OS that doesn't exist yet. HTC doesn't know what KLP will be - how can they give an update timetable?

What is relevant is that we have seen a design, software, and a marketing campaign (so far) that HTC has never shown before, so it's clear they are trying. If they believe getting an OS update out quickly will help them, I'm sure they will try.

If you like the phone, buy it. If you don't like it enough to buy it, then don't. Buying one phone over another based on which day you might get an OS that hasn't even been announced is crazy.
[One (M7) General] anit77:
^^No doubt^^
[One (M7) General] pack21:
My question was genuine, because the last HTC i bought was an HD2, so i have a back foot regarding to HTC, since there i dunno how HTC is in respect of updates.
[One (M7) General] MacGuy2006:
Actually, it was rather useful to me. Different manufacturers have different track records. Since I have not had HTC products since the time of WMC, I wanted to know

(a) what HTC's track record has been, and

(b) does anyone know something I don't about HTC's plans/promises regarding updating the unlocked/developer versions of the One

I got good enough answers to both questions and it helped me make a decision, for which I am thankful.

BTW, the general consensus is that Android 5.0 is coming this Spring, so it is very likely that the OS does exist already. It is also likely that Google has shared certain aspects of it with some of the major Android hardware manufacturers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I got my gnex for a quite time now and finally it got scratch. It's not big one, but it annoys me. Now I'm in for a screen protector. Since I dont knowanything about them, can you recommend me some good ones that has good features like sun light reflect, no fingerprints, unoticable, etc. (I dunno, those kind of stuff). and if possible link on ebay

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thedudejdog:
I use the skinomi tech skin.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OTKTMQ/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's a good wet application screen protector, with the screen on you can't even see it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerfy:
I'm going to purchase this because you said it's a good one! Well no but seriously, I'm going to look around some more so if anyone knows any protectors that can back it up I'll take a look. But as it stands, I'll probably be buying this one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDangy:
I bought an awesome pack of three on Amazon when I first got my GNex, let me see if I can find them in my purchase history.

They're anti-glare, and you can't see your fingerprints because they have a matte finish.

EDIT: Here they are...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magambi:
I'm using the Herdanon protector. It's amazing. I forget it's there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jtsrtr13:
Zagg invisible shield. Tricky application, but if you do it right it looks amazing on the device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
I use the cheap ones off ebay. I just bought a batch of 3 anti glare matte finish ones for a few bucks. I really dont feel the need for the expensive ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nav200:
where did you buy the screen protector? I searched it on google but found no results
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JobberMP:
I use the Zagg shield.

I had a decent sized not really noticeable to anyone but me scratch and it covered it up. Also fingerprints are easier to wipe off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hookinafish:
I use zagg too but I cheat.. I make the vzw sales people put them on for me cause I suck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dorlev:
i prefer the 3 for 1$ you get from ebay.

everytime it get scratched you just replace it for a new one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magambi:
My bad. I confused the names of the screen protector and cover. My screen protector is the Steinheil Ultra Crystal. Its not cheap, but I can't tell the difference between it and glass.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NutellaBanane:
I would recommend all screen protectors by SGP

They're way more expensive, but in my opinion it's worth (Steinheil Ultra Oleophobic , would be a good choice)

Also for more protection than just a piece of plastic, i use the fantom glass screen protector which is also pretty nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CYoung234:
+1 for this. I have used several other screen protectors (ZAGG, Spigen, Clarivue and a couple of others), and this one, while not the easiest to get on, works great. Great feel and I like the way the screen looks when it is on. Because it is a matte protector, it is not invisible, but no real orange peel and it is not sticky at all - great finger feel on the screen! And cheap as well!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Beauenheim:
I hated any screen protector that I put on my Galaxy Nexus, after buying it I put on an Xtremeguard wet apply full body, after 4 months, I took it of.

Screen protectors suck and reduce the usability on the phones at times, some of them are pretty sticky or not as slippery and smooth as the glass.

PIE from AOSPA has never been so easily, I still use a case, but I bought my phone to actually use it, and I've been affecting my usability by babying it. It'll be so worth it unless you're really that paranoid about a scratch here and there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hookinafish:
No screen protector doesn't work for me. I work in a machine shop and metal chips find their way in my pockets daily. I prefer the non anti-glare 3 pack from Walmart or target. I forget the brand but they're cheap enough and don't interfere with usability.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] pimpmaneaton:
Here is the new XXCMC5 Rom for Germany. I will be using this in the new Redemption. But figured I would share it with everyone if they wanted to use it. This is just the base rom and boot.img and modem.bin from the Firmware. I just extracted from the firmware and Deodexed it completeley. Other than that is it completely untouched. Please feel free to use at your discrection.

It will be at the link below in roughly 30 min.

Android Files Host Folder

I will not be making a stock image of this rom nor will I be making any changes to this zip. And once again this is not flashable, it is just the system folder, boot.img, and modem zipped up in one package.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shawry_99:
Is it possible to reset the binary count on an N7105 once Ive unrooted my phone.

I seem to still be at 1, ideally would like it to be 0 again.

If its not possible, whats the easiest way to achieve my goal?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Triangle Away by Chainfire should work on the N7105 for resetting the counter. You need to do this before unrooting as it needs root. Hers is the thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1494114.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shawry_99:
Hmmm, thanks, I did try that whilst rooted, but my counter remained at 1. I guess I did something wrong :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abilash001:
The status will be remains as 1 if you are using a custom kernel
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
Yes the phone scans for a custom kernel or recovery at boot and increments the flash counter if it finds one. You can be rooted but you must be running the stock firmware.

The best fix would be to root your phone again by flashing cf-autoroot using Odin. This will root your phone without affecting the recovery partition. Then you can run triangle away again. At this point you can reset the phone as many times as you like and flash counter will still be 0. Now you either flash stock firmware using Odin or open supersu and select the option for a complete unroot from the settings menu.

Now you're back to compete stock unrooted firmware. :)

Sent from the mighty Note II.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] kush28:
can ne1 pls hlp to s-off the explorer ? device is already rooted and running cm10.wanna create a partition for increasin the internal memory
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Saumitra Yadav:
For S-Off:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1786498

To increase internal memory(Stock Rom)

1.Download mini tool partition wizard on pc.

2. Make a Fat 32 partition of desired size .. it should be primary..create the partition.

3. Instal link2sd app from playstore.

4. Select Fat32

5. Reboot phone .

Hit thanks if I helped you ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] shortyoko:
For this you don't need s-off (which anyway you can't do). Just use recovery (you already have that) and create partition. If you are using cwm, in advanced menu there is option 'repartition sd card', just follow the steps, and remember this will erase all your info from the sd, so it's better to back that up. Also you can create partition using pc with "mini tool partition wizard" google it. Another thing don't make ext partition bigger than 2GB and don't create swap partition.

That's it. Have fun

Edit: @Saumitra Yadav- damn you are fast :), but what you explayned is........ why create another partition, sd card is already fat partitioned? (Maybe I'm wrong but I think link2sd also works with ext)

Edit2: Yes it needs second partition which can be fat32, but it also can be ext, so just make ext