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[One (M7) General] jcracken:
So? That doesn't effect its verity. An article announcing the S4 Google Edition would be weeks old by now, but it'd still be true.
[One (M7) General] XDA mark:
Wow. I always suspected this!

All I can say is thank you! :o
[One (M7) General] oryan_dunn:
This.... I've already tweeted HTC about this. I like to think I'm a smart guy, and I don't see why HTC has used the AT&T version as the base for their dev and Google editions. The T-Mo version is so clearly the right choice with full AT&T and T-Mo compatibility. There must be something big that is missing from this picture.
[One (M7) General] ainen:
It looks like some hackery will need to take place in order to get everything working...

Source
[One (M7) General] EclipzeRemix:
so the 3dot bar is still going to make an appearance? that blows
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
I'm pretty sure what will happen with this Google Edition is that either it won't be a full AOSP device (just a One with stock Android) or it will be half baked with many of the features of the normal One missing--camera tweaks to make it comparable to other phones, IR blaster, Beats, etc.
[One (M7) General] BodegaBay:
I agree oryan. The only thing I suspect HTC choosing the AT&T as the base model is maybe because the carrier exclusive of the 64GB model? That would make it easier to for product management to streamline productions and P/Ns?

Btw, did you ever get your T-Mobile version? Hey, I think you're smart :thumbup: I always find your posts informative!
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
The reason they chose the AT&T version is because the unlocked version they sell in the US is the same model without the AT&T logo or bloatware. The T-Mobile one is the only one with T-Mobile's bands, Sprint's is the only CDMA one, but the AT&T one shares everything but the logo and the bloatware with the unlocked one HTC sells.
[One (M7) General] ataft:
That link is just a few days too old. It's official, and going to sell for $599 starting June 26. http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-google-edition-official
[One (M7) General] F4M0U569:
Pocketnow seems to be the only one who claims that they heard from sources that HTC will be limiting their Google Edition productions
[One (M7) General] jhonsok:
I am hoping by the time this phone launches we will have the drivers for the IR blaster.

It would be cool to see some hybrid roms with sense features. There are things I can't do without like the sense gallery or even beats audio.

Excited for things to come with this release !
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
I know it's official, but what difference does that make? If somebody leaked before the One came out that it would be on every carrier but Verizon, does that mean once the One comes out the leak is false? Because there isn't a Verizon version of it right now.

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Reading is hard.

http://www.unwiredview.com/2013/05/28/htc-one-google-edition-will-probably-be-hard-to-find/

http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/121...n-will-be-a-limited-run-good-luck-getting-one
[One (M7) General] godutch:
$599 is a very good price, I wonder how difficult they will make it to put Sense roms on it
[One (M7) General] los318:
Honestly, we only need 1 out in the wild that gets updates. It'll spread out from there...

Just a guess, wouldn't it be the same as flashing a Sense ROM on a current HTC One? Drivers and hardware will all be the same?
[One (M7) General] godutch:
The nexus edition really is a lot cheaper than the one with sense, you would think they would make it hard maybe by not allowing to unlock the bootloader
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
There would be no point to it if you couldn't unlock the bootloader.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
I am just speculating
[One (M7) General] ataft:
What? Your link, in response to me saying the One will be sold for less than the S4, was calling into question whether the google ed was even real.

Could be pretty awesome with a Sense based Rom, but with day 1 updates. Oh man... kind of wish these rumors started sooner, but only just a little.

This is really lining the One up to be best phone of 2013.
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
What? I posted a link that stated that the Google Edition of the One would be a limited run so that the normal One's sales wouldn't be affected. You said that the lower price should help get more One's out of the door (your exact words). If the cheaper One will not be very available, it wouldn't get many more One's out of the door.
[One (M7) General] oddlyshapedstickman:
Beats Audio will be included, coming directly from Hugo Barra (https://plus.google.com/110023707389740934545/posts/fcfH93she8A)

Hopefully they are also going to work with Google to integrate the camera (not Zoe or any of that stuff but the post-processing) as well as some of the IR stuff (enough at least so that 3rd party apps work).
[One (M7) General] serialtoon:
Im a little annoyed being that i have a dev edition of the One coming to me with a delivery date of Monday June 3rd. Guess ill just send it right back as i was planning on running it with CM...or should i just keep it? Man too many options right now.
[One (M7) General] ataft:
I see what you're saying, it wasn't really clear because all you wrote was "not if this is true".

Anyway, I think it's great that it will be cheaper. Im a little surprised actually, considering the One could very well be a more expensive phone to make than the S4, and Samsung most likely knew HTC would be getting a Google Ed as well. $50 is a pretty large difference.
[One (M7) General] oddlyshapedstickman:
It should be a simple ROM flash to get it to the same as a Google Edition as it is the same hardware...
[One (M7) General] ataft:
If you can wait, I'd def go for the Google Edition. Save so much update anxiety.
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
*If*, as was asserted a couple posts above this one, the Google Edition uses this same hardware, then you should be able to come back here to XDA in a little while and find the stock Google Edition ROM posted for you to enjoy. No need to return a Dev Edition if all you want to do is run the ROM that came with the Google Edition.
[One (M7) General] devinthomas:
Everything I've read says it's the exact same hardware as the AT&T model, what's different between the AT&T & Dev model?
[One (M7) General] blackroseMD1:
Well this is nice to read:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/30/4379796/htc-one-google-edition-announced-stock-android
[One (M7) General] lightswitch2159:
As far as I know, nothing. Just an officially supported unlockable bootloader. I got my ATT version to unlock without issue, though.
[One (M7) General] serialtoon:
Although true, im a little worried that it might come S-OFF and i would need to start doing some weird hackery just to update the radio etc.
[One (M7) General] sidthegreatest:
The dev edition has 64GB compared to 32GB on the Google edition, so that might make a difference for you.
[One (M7) General] schn1tt3r:
That is what I wanted to know too. I sent an email to HTC they said "We dont reply to speculation" then I linked to article that even showed release date and got "We only reply to news posted on our HTC website."

EDIT: Full convo
[One (M7) General] Currykiev:
I always, always, ALWAYS want the latest version of Android. I root (not that I've rooted my One yet) for this very reason.

I have to say though, that I find it hard to justify loosing so much functionality from the One (camera quality/functions, gallery (using Zoe pictures and highlights), MHL, beats (only! when using phone speakers), IR blaster and probably more, less important features like blink feed (JOKE!)

As Android is such a complete OS now, updates are usually features that are nice, but few are necessities anymore.

It would be interesting to see how HTC deal with things such as bluetooth which are notoriously awkward. Will they use slightly different hardware (I'm positive the answer is no) or will they change the way they implement it? Which then may be transferable to ROMs?

I don't understand enough about the finer details of these things.
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
I'm guessing HTC is going to get rid of most these features and then use proprietary code for the necessary ones (Camera for one). It'll be stock Android but it won't become an AOSP device.
[One (M7) General] -A-P-M-:
You can send them this link: http://blog.htc.com/2013/05/htc-one-google-nexus-experience
[One (M7) General] tjsooley:
Update from htc read.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...tc-camera-features-and-no-beats-audio-switch/

Google edition will not have irblaster enabled or software for beats audio or htc camera features like zoe
[One (M7) General] oryan_dunn:
Right... The dev is the same as the AT&T, and that is as big of mistake as picking the AT&T for the Google version.

The Google version is only 32GB, so they could have easily based it on the T-Mo version. It'll be really interesting if the guys can use the Note II hack to get AWS HSPA+ on the AT&T/dev/google versions of the One. I haven't check lately to see if anyone was brave enough to try it out. AWS hardware is obviously there on the AT&T version, and AWS antennas are obviously there (due to AWS LTE support), and there is a version of the phone that has all this working. The only scenarios that I can come up with as to why the dev and Google editions are based on the AT&T hardware is that the AT&T hardware must be cheaper or easier to produce (not likely, since it sure seems like it's identical hardware), or AT&T has given HTC incentives to not have the dev/google versions have T-Mo compatibility. I'd really be cool if you could compare a T-Mo and AT&T version teardown to see if there is any hardware differences at all.

Edit: yeah, we got my fiance a T-Mo version, SIM unlocked it, and are using it with an AT&T net10 sim. I have strong desires to get one myself, but I'm a patient guy and will wait for the right thing (and a time when I have some more money)..... Hell, lets be honest, it's really just a time when I have more money :)

Edit 2: even at this point, if I were to buy one, I'd still get the T-Mo version. Sense doesn't bother me, I need the AWS HSPA+, and I need WiFi calling. I'm still not sure why IMS WiFi calling isn't built into Android. All the carriers will want it once VoLTE is introduced.
[One (M7) General] jcracken:
I doubt AT&T would give incentives--they probably don't really care about the Google Edition at all, knowing them. I'm thinking HTC made a bunch of AT&T ones and assumed that more would sell on AT&T than anywhere else (they are the biggest carrier in the US that has the One). In case AT&T runs out of supplies, HTC can just etch the AT&T logo onto phones out of their stock and send them to AT&T. Easy. On top of that, AT&T's the only carrier that wants 64 GB--so why not make the dev edition an unbranded AT&T model, since it'll have 64 gb? Lastly, the Google Edition is probably just taken from the stock they have of unlocked unbranded One's, and since all of those have AT&T's bands that's what the Google Edition will have.
[One (M7) General] oryan_dunn:
With risk of derailing this thread (which I may have already done), the real question is why the AT&T version at all. In one of the other threads, I detailed everywhere the AT&T version would work that the T-Mo version wouldn't and it was one country in south america, and one in the Caribbean. I really don't understand why the T-Mo and AT&T were different to begin with.
[One (M7) General] jags_the1:
I would rather buy a nexus phone for stock android then HTC. Plain android was interesting to me few years ago. Now it just feels so dull. Anyone with me? I guess I just moved out of that short flasholic bracket which everyone goes through. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] jetstream131:
Why did it close? Also does anyone have a link to the 5/14 latest build?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] ArtfulDodger:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2282438

The Devil thinks comments like my last one sealed the fate of that ROM. Might be right too, although IDK why Cam would get that upset over it. There were issues that myself and others observed and gave specifics. No one said the ROM "sucked" and whatever was wrong was specified without being insulting far as I'm concerned. Saying that a ROM is not stable and then saying why is not a "bash" either. I've been supportive of Cam's work around here too from the beginning. Anyway I don't want to rehash this argument over here again so I'll stop right there.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] schuylkillparanormal:
I'm sure it was just he didn't want to deal with it anymore since he's working on AOIP now. Its a shame to see he closed the thread I love his last build very stable with Tims dk3 v5 kernel in all honestly couldn't ask for better.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] meekrawb:
This sounds like the most likely reason to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] schuylkillparanormal:
He wasn't going to support it no more I do the same thing ( out with the old in with the new)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Ph33zy:
I'm basically a phone addict. I've had the PPC-6700, Mogul, Vogue, TP, TP2, EVO, and now EVO LTE. The EVO was the only phone that I've kept for the life of my two year contract. I'm one year into my EVO LTE and there's nothing really wrong with it other than the fact that I'm bored.

Was the upgrade worth it to you guys or now that the novelty has worn off? Let me know!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
Worth it, totally. The qualcomm s600 has some balls and sense 5 is the fastest version ever
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] reynoldsrobbie:
Honesty, if I didn't have an upgrade, I could have waited. I was on the evo 4g lte as well. I have 4 phone lines on my plan, so I get to upgrade every year. I was running meanbean from the start then went to sense 5. I'm sure it's even better now.

I think the biggest difference is the sound from the front facing speakers.

It is much faster, but I'm not a gamer, do that's pretty much a wash.

It is beautiful and build quality is awesome. I use cases on my phones, so that's a wash as well.

The camera is way better on the ONE as well.

If you're really deadset on upgrading, I'm sure the evo is still worth something. I got $100 for the old og evo.

Just my $.02 of course.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] 2k4mach:
completely worth it for me, i got so sick of the lte reception issues with the lte. battery life is amazing and the speakers are great for watching movies or streaming music at work.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] engelsione:
Well, I had the Evo LTe and my wife still has it.

Honestly, I don't see the rush to update. I called Sprint they gave me a deal buy back my contract on the EVolte and cost me $380.00 for the early upgrade. Trust me... The EVo Lte is up too par with the Htc One. Except the live feeds, some camera features and display. But overall camera, performance and speed the EvoLte is equally matched.

From My htc ONE.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
I have to disagree. With 2 gb of ram, multitasking finally works right. Also, when sending mms, its far faster on the One to attach pics to the mms, including more than one pic. If its an AOSP rom on the LTE, then yeah its kinda close.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Sim-X:
I have had the HTC Touch Pro, The HTC Touch Pro 2, EVO, Evo3D, EVO LTE, HTC One. The evo was ahead of it's time, but the 3D was actually one of my favorite upgrades. It was fast, going to the evoLTE from the 3D wasn't that impressive in my opinion. I always had issues with wi-fi on the evoLTE. It was a good phone but not something I was blown away on. The HTC ONE is amazing. The speakers alone are worth the upgrade. The way it's built is HTC's best built phone ever. It's super fast, battery rocks, wi-fi actually works correctly (at least for me). It's a very worthy upgrade, I couldn't wait to get rid of my evo LTE again mainly cause I had wi-fi issues. Could have been just my hardware. The one had worked perfect for me so far except my simulated battery pull doesn't seem to work correctly. Other than that, it's the most impressive upgrade I have had since I have been using smart phones. All the evo devices I have had on release day so I have had plenty of time using each one.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Deathsnuggle:
Paid for my one outright. Bit my wallet pretty bad, but it's worth every cent. The screen, the speakers, the cpu, the build, everything kicks the crap out of the lte. The ONLY thing that bothers me is...no miss my kickstand. I go to put my phone down and ..I...I don't know what to do with myself. Although the thing that has kept me the most happy so far is working radios. Consistent 3g, and I can actually hold an lte signal now! :)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Ph33zy:
Thanks everyone. I have 5 lines on my account so I have an upgrade to use. I was worried about the One being able to hold an LTE connection because of some of the threads I've read. This is the only thing that bothers me about the ELTE.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Deathsnuggle:
Yeah the signal problem on my E lte was really pissing me off. The one is much better at holding it I have no idea what these guys are talking about
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Phrostbite:
I don't regret upgrading in the slightest. My evo battery life was so god aweful and random freezes, I had so many problems with it. The HTC One is like a godsend to me. I love being able to listen to pandora at work and at the end of the day still have 30 percent battery life left.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] treIII:
Im an ex evo user. I got1and a half times the battery life with it. No comparison whatsoever. If course I used custom kernel but I am with this phone also. But with the evo I could have5 hours screen on and still get a total of 20 hours use. Just my 2 cents. My son had the evo as I gave it to him and he laughs when I have to charge this phone. We don't have lte where we live so thats not an issue. And for this camera being better I'm not sure that's the case either. We have done comparison shots and in my opinion the right megapixel it's definitely better in certain situations by far. Just my input. Thanks.

Sent from my HTCONE using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] franky_402:
I don't regret this phone even for one second, much more solid and better connections, speakers are also great!! I do miss the kickstand however :( and regarding photos I've taken some very nice outdoor pictures and the low light aka indoor photos blow the evo lte away for sure, I took pics side by side in a dimly lit room evo u could barely see a chair of sorts the one u could see the chair the detail on the cushin and the dresser on the other side and also the wall 5 ft behind it instead of just darkness..I'll try to grab some side by sides and show u what I mean
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sand1303:
I went through all the same phones you listed plus a couple more I've had the Evo 3d and this is the nicest HTC phone I've had yet
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] rsktkr1:
I was just a original Evo user - now I have the One - what a great phone. HTC understands what were about.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] edub186:
Get the One. I still have my Evo LTE and I do comparison and the One just outshines it. Better display. True multitasking, doesn't reload every app after leaving it. Better sound quality with and without headphones, you definitely can tell a difference. No lag issues at all. For instance. Download a torrent file on your Evo LTE, that phone will lag like hell. Do the same with the One, it will perform with no lag. If you're a gamer go with the One. Just get it. Best phone I've had.

My phone history is Motorola Q, HTC Mogul, Sidekick LX, IPhone, Touch Pro, Touch Pro 2, Evo 4G, Evo LTE, now the One.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] elmeroks:
Have had each "EVO" (4G, 3D, 4g-LTE) since I came back to Sprint a while ago...

In Chicago, we've had LTE since last Fall. I do notice a difference in Speed (3-5Mbps faster in some areas) vs. my "4gLT-EVO." That alone was worth it to me!

:good:
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] edub186:
Forgot that. 4G fights to light up on your phone. The LTE would stay on 3g until I cut my mobile network off and back on.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fanaticalg:
Yep, Got rid of my LTE for the One, the only thing that's taking me a while to get used to are my capacitive buttons. I just found out that double tapping the home button brings up the recent apps lol. I miss the camera buttons as well.

But once you get used to that, everything else is great. I love it, love Zoe, love the sound, screen size, and the hassle-free 4G. I've had it for almost 2 weeks now and I'm yet to root it, longest I've gone, so, no complaints here.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cuppeerr:
While I was driving to the sprint store to get my One I kept saying why am I getting this new phone? After I got it there's no question that it was the right decision lol both moms have evo ltes now and I could never go back:)
[General Topics] elementalx:
Just seeing what yall thought. Getting new phone.

Either the Note2 or Galaxy S4.

Looking for the better battery life mostly.

What is the common opinion?

Sent from my stoned squirrel ^o^
[General Topics] roamingsoft:
as always, bigger is better
[General Topics] Eternalty:
^^This! The thread can be closed now

Sent from my CLEAN Note ll
[General Topics] alex2792:
Note 2 has ridiculous battery life, way better than my previous s3.
[General Topics] sebtorres82:
The Galaxy S4 is a little improvement so the stats are similar. The Note have better battery, but the S4 have great display, and a good processor. But as I said the difference between them is not that big
[General Topics] paulgrad101:
no difference

i have the s4 and the main difference is that the s4 has a smaller screen and no spen
[General Topics] ShadowLea:
Note 2 has better battery life. S4 is Full HD. Difficult choice, that. >.<

If it's not urgent, I'd suggest waiting for the Note 3. I know I am...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1=0:
I have Galaxy tab 2 7" (gt-p3113). I have a custom rom installed in my tab, and I want to re-install it. Do I need to wipe data&cache when I re-install the same rom?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] double_ofour:
Any help there. How can i clean my XDA II? is it simply wipe it with a cloth?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] interestingfellow:
look for microfibre cloths. On the label look for the word "polyamide". I soak one with water, wring it out, wipe off the device, and use a dry one to remove residual moisture. Any soft lint free cloth should do it though.
[Blade General] Andrej732:
can you tell me how to root ZTE Blade 3 Pro ?

thank you :))
[Blade General] De@n:
Bin4ry Root:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
[Blade General] Andrej732:
nah, it didnt work i try it its say Running... and show up restore my data in my phone i restored and nothing happens...
[Blade General] ilievski.ace:
did tou find how to root ????

Zte Blade 3 PRO
[Blade General] ilievski.ace:
No it is not working vhit that ....
[Blade General] De@n:
You tried this? :/

www.modaco.com/topic/362795-step-by-step-how-to-root-cwm-zte-blade-iii/
[Blade General] ilievski.ace:
No Friz on load bootloder

No succeed again help pleace ...

Another option ?
[Blade General] Andrej732:
lol, there isn't anyway to root this phone?
[Blade General] fluxx_srb:
Here you go, lads, Andrej732 already tested, working for Macedonian T-Mobile version. Other versions not tested, but you can try at your own risk. I am not responsible for any damage you do to your phone, so be aware of that. The root itself doesn't flash anything to NAND, so there is very low risk of bricking your phone. Instructions are on serbian, I will translate if needed, but basically, you plug the usb to the phone, enable USB debugging on the phone and run the script (batch file). You need ADB and fastboot drivers, download them from ZTE web page. Cheers!

ZTE BLADE 3 PRO ROOT MACEDONIAN T-Mobile version

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6184905/Blade3ProRoot.rar
[Blade General] Andrej732:
Yap everything works fine thanks to you <3! Cheers!

Thank you agian fluxx!