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[One (M7) General] ahmad.magdy:
about battery percentage I mentioned in my post that a LOT of apps could replicate the function but I think HTC should have included it in the final product.

LED nope I don't think it's strong enough,it's a matter of personal preference I guess.

As for haptic feedback these devices go under testing for at least a couple of months before release, you would think that someone would notice that is freaking weak, I am just seeking the perfect phone man you know ?

And the powe button... Just the worst placment ever it looks nice but functionality wise is just not all that.
[One (M7) General] ahmad.magdy:
That's exactly what I am talking about :D
[One (M7) General] billygr:
@OP, after all those rants, does it help you sleep at night ?
[One (M7) General] teiva:
I'm loving my HTC One. My only real gripe is the unresponsive back and home keys. I don't mind the led colors or where the power button is. As I mentioned in another posting, I hope my provider updates the firmware shortly to fix that problem.

Sent from my HTC One using the XDA app
[One (M7) General] chmun77:
Battery % - Is coming with 4.2.2. Just wait for it.....

LED - Multicolor is preferred, but does it really that matters to you since you will be checking what's new anyways? I do agree that the LED should blink or change to green when something new happened during charging.

Haptic feedback - Stronger feedback means more power consumption. Are you using it as a vibrator? I find the call vibrations are pretty good though.

Power button - Well true. Is kinda hard to reach and difficult for making screen shots. Just a matter of getting used to it.

All brands have their individual faults. As long as these cons do not affect my daily usages alot, I'm fine with them. ;)
[One (M7) General] rodcpierce:
This is just a guess....but does anyone think they put the power button on the top due to it acting as the IR as well? Might have something to do with it?
[One (M7) General] erikiksaz:
My list:

1) Missing recents capacitive button. I loved it on my nexus 4, don't see why they axed it, considering it was on the One S.

2) Autobrightness is a bit higher than normal. If they were smart they would have set it at or lower than the Galaxy S3 so that battery life would be better. Setting an average brightness that is higher than your competitors just makes for more cannon fodder when people are comparing battery stats.

3) I'd prefer the camera to take a few extra ms to make sure the image is focused, rather than shoot 0.00001 faster and end up with a blurry image.

4) Add a widget for beats. Going into the settings to toggle it on and off is a PITA.

5) Attempting to reinvent the wheel with how the launcher works. If it ain't broke, don't start trying to change things. It'll only confuse new AND old users (hell if the average android fan doesn't understand how the dock works then how do you expect a newcomer to android to understand?)

But realistically, all these are nitpicking. Overall the phone is great and I'm very happy with how it runs now.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
Battery % just clutters the interface and makes you constantly worry about the battery but even still it's in the new update

It looks stylish the way they managed to hide it in the speaker grill and I never have trouble seeing it

Haptic feedback does feel a lot better on Samsung devices, somehow it always feels rattling on HTC

When I went from Desire to SGS2 it took me a while to get used to power button on the side and I was annoyed by the fact Samsung put it on the side. And when I went from SGS2 to HOX it took me a while to get used to button on top again. You will get used to it, it'snot hard to reach and the power button now is the IR transmitter, so they mananged to stylishly hide that

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I like the screen bright but what having a One has done it that it makes all other screens look dull, dim and too warm/yellow in comparison, even my HOX!
[One (M7) General] eliasadrian:
I'm with you on the led. The G1 had a great led. It was small but not super tiny like ours, semi-built into the grill, and it had tons of color options. How did HTC do so good with their first Android, and then never again? Baffling...
[One (M7) General] Classick206:
If this is all HTC did wrong then I'd call this the best phone ever.
[One (M7) General] yourbrokenoven:
I don't quite understand this. Seems fine to me, although my last phone's power button was on the side, so it took a few minutes to get reacquainted with a power button on top again, but I don't have any trouble with the location.
[One (M7) General] homer285:
I agree, I think the power button is perfectly placed, with my other devices, SS devices where the power button is on the side I always turn off the device accidently, really annoying. IMO the power button is the least of the issues HTC are facing with this potentially best ever Android device.

I am currently on my forth One, I have a brand new silver 64gb just unboxed with misaligned speaker grills and screen,sharp edges, gaps top and bottom, undrilled holes in speaker grills and a new issue, on the back of the device there is a strange line about 8mm wide that runs from aerial to aerial protruding inwards from the left hand side concave like a dip in the aluminium.

I absolutely love this phone and the design is just amazing but at 4 replacements with the 5th on its way this is it for me. I am an HTC fan and always stick up for them when people are *****ing but I have to say I am giving it one more try then I don't know what I will do, go back to my One XL probably:(
[One (M7) General] TheHeffNerr:
Agreed it is too small, would be nice if it was 4x the size.

You have thick skin? Feedback is more then enough imo.

Power button is in the perfect place. I don't understand why people complain about this so much. Everyone have super tiny hands?

Functionality wise have fun using your device upside down and side ways to use the IR
[One (M7) General] BenPope:
Proclaiming that the power button must be on the top because it is the IR transmittor is ridiculous. Most remote controls manage to have an IR transmittor that isn't also a power button.

Having said that, I have no complaints about the location of the power button and hiding the IR transmittor behind it is neat.
[One (M7) General] Drackyen:
Some of these things can be worked around.

Battery percentage? Install an app, or flash a zip that re-skins it to show percentage, or just wait until it's added in an update.

Power Button placement? Flash a kernel that has Sweep2Wake or some other alternative wake method.

I've had no issues with the notification LED, it's plenty noticeable. I wouldn't WANT it to be so strong to distract. No opinion on haptic, as I don't use it.

Honestly, if these are your biggest complaints about the device, then HTC did a really good job.
[One (M7) General] jonny68:
These are miniscule and IMO if people are considering not buying over something like this then there's no hope.
[One (M7) General] PcFish:
I do miss the LED on my Nexus 4.

IMO the power button is better for right handed folk. The One X/S had it on the top right, which was weird for me.
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
Isn't there a thread like this one already? "negatives of the one"

I can see the LED perfectly fine on my friends One. Also, I'm right handed and hold my phone with my right hand and the power button is right where it should be, for me and maybe every right handed person on here. Percentage in battery, well, you already know what 4.2.2 is bringing to the table.

This thread should be called (Rant) What I don't like about the HTC One. Not what HTC did wrong. It's not like they can accommodate for everyone's likings.
[One (M7) General] ataft:
The only thing I can agree with is that the power button is in an awkward spot.

My girlfriend has a Note II, and while it is easy to hit the power button, it is also easy to accidentally turn it off. My previous phone was the One X. I really liked having the power button top right. It felt good turning it on with my thumb, whereas the One still fills a bit strange. Not a big deal, but probably could have been better if the button stuck out a bit more.

My one legit gripe with the phone is the camera, but there's a whole thread for that.
[One (M7) General] Xalies:
They should of done a better job with the Beats logo :p ... I have only had this a week only really been in my pocket, granted no case but still...
[One (M7) General] bgesullo:
I feel like the power button you get used to after using the device for some time. I actually really am liking it on the left.

I think haptic feedback is perfect on the device. HTC has always done a great job with haptic feedback on their devices. I love my HTC one. I think it is one of the best devices out there.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
The device looks better without the logo anyway, imho
[One (M7) General] Xalies:
yep, was rubbing the rest off as I posted that ... if only that print below could come off
[One (M7) General] Galactus:
Definitely my biggest issue is no quick toggle for BEATS. I mean it is ANNOYING AS **** lol to have to go into settings every single time. Even the awesome Tasker can't toggle it.
[One (M7) General] ataft:
The Beats logo isn't so bad on the black. On the Silver, I think it is way sexier without it... Maybe HTC secretly knew this as well :p
[One (M7) General] msmith1991:
I personally don't won't a battery percentage. led should be multi color but it's piercing bright for me. The phone could be more comfortable to hold. Nexus 4 is the best feeling phone I've held. Nothing else about the ONE bothers me. I love it. Oh and They should have made the logo a home button and the right button a menu button
[One (M7) General] JDrB:
Damn I didn't notice this until I saw your post. The bottom of e and a in the logo have somehow rubbed off on mine. I've had this phone since end of April. Damn I can't stop looking at it now
[One (M7) General] godutch:
Scratch off the rest with your fingernails, your phone will look better than before. I did this with my one s.
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
1. Battery %

Agree, although it doesnt bother me so much since I like to use "Battery Widget Reborn" since I can have it stay as a persistent notification which also tells me how long I've been unplugged and how much longer the battery is estimated to last.

2. LED

Agree again. Yea its bright when you view it head on, but it really doesnt grab your attention at all. I do like to have it be fairly attention grabbing so I can leave it on silent but still notice a new message, for whatever reason. My last phone had a big bright 10mm long LED hidden above the speaker grill, and it was all colors of the rainbow. I miss it ):

3. Weak feedback

I noticed this too, and vibrations in general seem weaker. But it doesnt bother me much.

4. Power button

Agreed. Its awkward to push and the fact that its so small and not very tactile doesnt help.

My last phone had it top center, that was perfect. easy to reach using the index finger of either hand.

I dont get why people are so quick to defend the phone's perceived flaws. Yea sure, an app can fix it.. But you can also get an app for dialing, texting, taking pictures, etc. Does that mean the phone isnt flawed if such an application isnt included by default? lol
[One (M7) General] crawlgsx:
Disagree with most of what you said, BUT,

The power button is the most ridiculous stupid spot ever. Maybe barely functional if you are left handed, but for those of us that are right handed it is in about the worst spot possible. It is also angled forward... WHY!??

I love this phone but the power button is my one pet peeve / disappointment.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
I think the placement is easier for us right handed people, I hold the phone with my left hand, operate it with my right and can press power with my left index very easily.
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
So the placement of the power button is a flaw just because YOU feel like it should be on a different place? What about for the people that feel is on the perfect place? Is it still considered a flaw? Love this forum.
[One (M7) General] Riyal:
Lol! The beats logo there is a good show off for iGeeks... Some of my friends keep showing off their iDevices connected with a beats headset then I would show them my sexy phone with the beats logo in it and they go like WTF!
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
Read the posts above you. Its not flawed because I personally dont like it. Its just not in a very smart spot.

1. Being on the top left makes it only easily accessible when you're holding it with your right hand and use your index finger.

2. If it were on the center, that would make it kinda ambidextrous.

3. If it were on the side like Galaxy phones, you could either trigger it with your left index or right thumb. Again, ambidextrous. Although I will agree its TOO easy to hit the power button on those phones.

4. Its not tactile enough (this is the real flaw IMO).

5. The angle that it sits on doesnt help it be pushed either, as someone else above mentioned.

Of course, these are forums, and thus we are supposed to express our opinions. Don't know why you're getting so worked up.
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
Like I said in previous post before yours, and like you just stated in this post. I'm right handed and hold the devices in my right hand. Power button is in the perfect spot on the top left and easily accessible with my index. Is also funny you mention devices with side buttons are so easily pressed. My brother bought the s4 on Thursday and since he bought it that's what hes been crying about since, on how the phone keeps unlocking in his pocket. So yes, it's in a "smart" spot, for me. So it's not a flaw at all. I do understand that not everyone is right handed, but like I also said, htc can't accomidate for everyone's likes, no company can't. Everyone is always going to complaint about some thing.

Also, how do you know in getting worked up. You have a magical screen you can see through to me? Lol only because is a flaw to you doesn't mean it would be to everyone else.
[One (M7) General] daffie:
So how about if HTC would have placed the button in the centre on top of the phone...I think that would probably have been the best solution. I hold my phone in my left hand and consiquently having a rather hard time locating and pressing the button with the left hand. No biggie...but could have been better (for me personally, as a "lefthander" ;) )
[One (M7) General] hamdir:
The only thing bothering me is the GPU thermal throttling @40c in stock kernel

so gamers will always have to rely on custom kernels, please we will have to wait for kernel sources (such as the current situation with the 4.2.2 leak)
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
Your post came off to me as overly defensive, mainly due to the sarcasm. Same with your post now :P

And yes, like I just said, its perfect for people who use only their right hands. But having the button in the center would be great for either hands.

I'm right handed as well, but I tend to check my phone with my left hand cause I'm using my right hand for something else (like writing down something I'm reading off my phone).

Using your thought process: just because its perfect for you, doesn't mean its perfect for everyone else.

You also seem to selectively read my posts. I didnt suggest the HTC one should have a side button. Although I don't see how having a side button makes it easier for the phone to accidentally be turned on in your pocket.. I've never had an issue where my volume buttons get pushed accidentally in my pocket. What I meant was that with a side mounted button, you may end up pushing it while holding the phone in your hand or when you're trying to push volume buttons instead. For me personally, having the button up top actually leads to me accidentally turning the phone on when I push it down into my pocket, but I still prefer it to side-mounted power buttons.

The power button would be better if it was: centered with more tactile feedback. IN MY OPINION.

I'm sure everyone would like the button to be more clicky and easy to press. And centering it allows both left and right index finger to comfortably reach the top of the phone. Its a compromise.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
Imagine the button in the middle, it would look ugly.
[One (M7) General] daffie:
Yeah most probably...but more functional as well ;)
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
I personally find the headphone hole cutting into the aluminum back piece uglier than if the power button was centered :\

I see your point though, although I never thought the centered button on my photon q to be ugly.

And damnit... now that I looked at the top middle of the phone, I notice that theres an awkward bulge there.. Comes out as much as the powerbutton does
[One (M7) General] coupetastic-droid:
Maybe one day htc will take the route of center power button. But like said above, it would look kind of funky in the center.
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
Maybe, but I have no idea. This is only my second HTC device.

In terms of smartphones, I've owned an Xperia X1, Blackberry Curve, HTC G2, Moto Photon Q and this HTC One.

I think the Photon and the BB were the only phones I had with centered buttons. The X1 and G2 had buttons to the right, oddly enough that never bothered me. Either because those buttons were more tactile, or maybe I'm just better with my right hand anyway, so it wasnt annoying to awkwardly bend my index finger to reach the button.

But yea, I hope HTC learns SOMETHING from people's opinion about the HTC One.

I wouldn't care if they kept the button on the left if it was bigger and/or more tactile.

And god damn, I wish there werent so many QC issues with the HTC One.

My first one had gaps, terribly misaligned speaker grilles (overhang) and a recessed power button (that thing wasn't even flush with the plastic, it was just plain recessed into it).

My second one, the one I have now, is mostly perfect. Very slight misalignment of the speaker grilles. And this odd bulge I just noticed...
[One (M7) General] crawlgsx:
True enough when using it 2-handed. Personally I use my phone a majority of the time 1 handed,and with my dominant hand, the right one.

Every time I have to press the power button I think to myself, wow this is awful. To me, it is a tie between crappy location, and stupid tactile/angle on the power button.
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
Cant imagine how bad it is for the consumers out there who have a recessed power button and thing its normal.

I was one of those, until I came here and realized its NOT normal for the button to be flush/recessed with the plastic.
[One (M7) General] xile6:
% for the battery isnt a big deal for me. There is tons of apps out there.

The led is fine for me. Been dealing with the s2 and g2x which never had one.

The feedback does feel a little bit weak but most of tht can be change via software.

Power button?? whats wrong with it and how is it no user friendly?

true most of my phones have had vol on the left and power on the righ. but i fine nothing wrong with the placement of it.

Plus the ir is build into it so it would be weird to hold the phone sideways for tv.

but to each his own. If these problems are to big then get another phone.
[One (M7) General] zhamos_kh:
My list of what HTC should have done from the beginning:

Put 3 real capacitive buttons instead of 2

Add EQS (fixed in last update)

Make beats audio activation depending of output route (speakers/headphones)

Make image adjustments editable in all mode in camera settings

Increase max app number in folders

Add camera shutter button

Add SD card slot or 64 GB for all

Horizontal pagination in app drawer

Make auto brightness mean value editable

Center screen in landscape orientation and remove htc logo on the front

Remove black plastic borders on each side of front glass; extend glass instead

Make body damage-proof so I don't have to use an external case to hide the sexy beast :good:

Make body water-proof so I can answer calls and make appointments in the shower :silly:
[One (M7) General] TheHeffNerr:
Can we a agree sense 5 should support landscape?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I've been taking the time to create a theme with UCCW lately. However, UCCW frequently doesn't load the widgets when I start my device. They just display the loading icon. I also experience frequent crashes and reinstalling the app does not have an effect. Is this due to an OpenGL live wallpaper or is this a known issue?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TestSpecimen:
There have recently been problems with the latest version of UCCW (2.8.8), which many users have said causes the app to regularly crash. It also did something to the main settings of the app as it resized all of my widgets which made my carefully set up home screen look terrible!

I have since rolled back to version 2.8.7 which fixes the problems.

I suggest you check the version number, and if it is 2.8.8 then try and get an older version.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I'll try to get it. 2.8.8 apparently breaks any widget with a 1 dimension. Thanks
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kamedende:
problems problems

Still no luck i'm trying to use wug fresh to flash the stock rom and just get it working again but the site goo.im service is not responding.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I can't find version 2.8.7 so far in my google searches

Wrong thread?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
You might have some luck if you ask in one of the huge UCCW threads in the main XDA themeing subforum. Im sure someone has to have it still.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I did. Editing first post now, someone got me a copy of 2.8.7 and all is well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wewonk:
pening update package... Installing update... Warning: No file_contexts script aborted: assert failed: getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDLJA" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDLJC" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDMD5" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999VVLDLL1" assert failed: getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDLJA" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDLJC" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999UVDMD5" || getprop("ro.bootloader") == "T999VVLDLL1" E:Error in /sdcard/clockworkmod/download/get.cm/get/jenkins/29756/cm-10.1.0-RC4-d2tmo.zip (Status 7) Installation aborted. result was NULL, message is: assert failed: install_zip("/sdcard/clockworkmod/download/get.cm/get/jenkins/29756/cm-10.1.0-RC4-d2tmo.zip")

I keep getting variations of this message. I have tried different rooting method and different roms but none of the rooms will successfully flash. All I want is the run the fastest version of cyanogenmod. Anyone know what to do
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2282603
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wewonk:
Well thanks but that post isn't truly telling me what I need the do
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
If you read the post, it tells you exactly what it is and why you need it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] klin1344:
Basically the error is telling you that you need to be on a compatible bootloader and firmware to be able to flash CM10.1. The link he gave you is a package that you can easily flash to update your bootloader and firmware.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Garrett 77:
Same problem...

Did this work?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Short answer: yes

Longer answer: well, it was already answered in the thread he linked to.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] wewonk:
Yes it did, I think my phone got a little messed up for all the things I have done to it. So the problem I have now with my phone are not related to this. So you should try it