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[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VictorC:
I'm sorry but either you really have a problem with your One, or you're just nitpicking... Stutter in Google images? OK, let's say that is the case, but, at least for me, almost every time it runs smoothly, no lag, no stutter... Image after image, transitions ok, loading times (!!) depending on the strength of the connection...

The pop-up on the keyboard? Seriously? Lag? Half a second? :eek: I'm not even touching this...

No animations if you close your app? What are you, five? Sorry, but like almost everybody here I would like my phone to run fast, close apps quickly and jump form on app to another (or to other screens) right away!! I really don't care if there is a fancy transition to it. I just want the app closed and to be taken to the appropriate screen as fast as possible. No transitions/animations like on the iPhone to slow me down? Fine by me. Actually, thank you!

You can praise all day long the animations or the smoothness of your iPhone, but the fact is that it cannot run as many apps (true multitasking), open or change them as fast as the One (or other present top tier Android device).

I'm sorry I have to disagree with you, but I did have a lot of time to play with both the 4S and the 5 and, whilst maybe they did had better animations or transitions, they took (sometimes a lot) longer to open or change and load apps. And that accounted for more "dead time" in my book.

I actually prefer the One because it behaves as such: just fast, no bling-bling animations.

And about the lag/stutter when you install something from the Play Store: Again, there must be something wrong with your device. It never happened to me (not even once) to install something from the play store in the background and the phone to start stuttering. Not evening when auto-updating several apps over Wi-Fi in the background with music on the speakers and playing a game (think Asphalt 7 ;) ).

I think you might be right about this thing only bothering you though... Something so small only you can perceive it. Reading all the big reviews out there (never mind my personal experience with the One), no one complained about lag/stutter (this not being the case for the S4 in some situations). On the contrary, everybody praised the phone for its smoothness.

Note: I DO agree that there are stutters and lags in some third party apps ( i actually hate the Facebook app!). But that is not really the phone's fault. I for one want the full HD display over, let's say, qHD display even if it means stutter on some other apps (that shi$y Facebook app, or Pulse or even Chrome in some situations).

/rant over
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] godutch:
I think this is an intended feature, so you can see which key you pressed

I have seen this on other android devices, especially the asus tf300 but not the one, or one x even

I think there are custom launchers available which can do this, personally watching does animations on ios makes me dizzy

You know android used to have nice smooth transitions but Apple patented them and google had to take them out (like for instance overscroll bounce)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArmedandDangerous:
Want to see stutter and lag? Worse app ever, Facebook :P Stutters like a drunk man on a bumpy train ride.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffsmash:
As always when iphone people complain about lag and stutter on the One, I just have to laugh it off.

Apple concentrate far too much on fancy animations that take three hours longer than they need to, every single time you do something. It's fake, it's there to hide the fact that the o.s. is slow and old fashioned, to take your attention away from the babyish nature of the entire look of the UI.

My Renault Megane may be loud, and it may not be as fast or as fancy as a Ferarri, but i'd keep my Megane any day of the week.

If you like Apple's fancy and I might add, slow animations, then buy an iphone, if you like good, honest, speed, and the freedom to do whatever you please and have a phone that looks and acts differently to almost every person you may meet, get a HTC One.

Simples..
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opher50:
I've heard that at the end of the year, when KeyLime Pie will come out, The OS will be so much better and lag-free that even Stock GS1 will be fast as atleast Iphone 4..

Hope its going to be true.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllAboutTheCore:
I have both and you are just plain wrong.

I don't suffer any lag on my One. Maybe if you like the iPhone so much so you should get one ... I hear you can change your wallpaper on an iPhone. :cool:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dac0908:
Wow, so much fanboyism here. How did you even come up with that conclusion out of everything I wrote here? Please, use your brain before posting, thanks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Corduroy-21:
OK, I'll bite.

What is an iFriend? First time I heard this.

I don't see any lag in my HTC One. My two best friends have iPhones (and iPads) and are more than casual users and they were fascinated by the response of the One.

I also have worked with Lumias (520 and 820) and it is a complete joke that someone would prefer them over the HTC One in terms of responsiveness.

The phone is insanely fast with no lag. Facebook app is notoriously bad in every platform.

So either you guys are imagining things or you were unlucky and got defective phones.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dac0908:
Some of my friends are hardcore Apple fanboys. I don't even know the names of all their devices so I call them iDevices, iSomethings etc. So now they are also iFriends. But that is really irrevelant here...

The stutter is real. Even if you scroll in Tapatalk, it's impossible not to notice that effect, while the app is loading avatars and attached jpegs. Scroll back and forth, those jpegs are not cached, they are being loaded again. Just one example, and that is exactly what OP noticed. Internet dependant apps. Everything that loads in real time... bad app design which is less visible on such powerfull phone as One, but still is present. No matter how good our phone is, it is not perfect and there is some room left for criticism - be it the phone itself, operating system or apps. I just don't understand how some people cannot live with that, it's like a personal insult to them.

And to quote myself:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Corduroy-21:
Trust me I would not hesitate saying there is a problem, but up until now I haven't seen any problems.

The only app that takes me a bit more to open is Viber and then again it does not take much time.

I don't use that many apps but I use Facebook, Twitter, Flipboard, Shazam, Soundhoud, Winamp, Viber, Whatsapp, Hangouts, Foursquare etc and have not exhibited any problems with the exception of Facebook which as I've said is notoriously bad in every platform.

Maybe you are just using some other apps that I'm not, who knows but everything in this phone is snappy for me.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenPope:
I think I know what the OP means, and it is noticeable, but it doesn't bother me.

Seeder might help, but really it shouldn't unless you're on Gingerbread.

It's an option on ARHD, but it might be removed soon.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] godutch:
I have to admit the new play store really stutters like hell
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArmedandDangerous:
Maybe stutter isn;t the best word, but instead it jitters. It rarely happens, but it does sometimes. The S600 brute forces itself out of it, but try scrolling through SOME lists SLOWLY and you can see it jittering. It's like the animation is stop go stop go stop go each milisecond. Does it make a difference? hardly, but is it there? Yes it is.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steelmoto:
You have to understand that iPhone and the iOS are also a very closed (as in not open source), and each of the devices are the exact same (in their respective models). So there is virtually no compatibility issues there. I have had both iphone (3g-3gs) and android (HTC thunderbolt, Motorola droid bionic, HTC one x, HTC one), and I have to say that the HTC One is a freaking beast of a phone. I am running android 4.3 on mine and it is super fast. Now when you start getting into beta roms, of course you are going to get some stutter. You are working with generic video "drivers" and such. But I have also noticed that each of these issues are getting ironed out of each android update. The issue I have with iOS is it is the same boring garbage every update. Same boring look. Android gives you the possibility to change your look to whatever you want. By either downloading themes, or if your a tech guru by letting you code in what you want (the beauty of open source). With this kind of openess, you are bound to find some small issues (sometimes big issues...:p). But you also have an amazing community of devs and users who can then go in and fix these issues. With iOS you have to wait until apple comes out with their fix. But lets not forget about the iPhone's flaws. Remember the iPhone 4? Dropping calls left and right due to their hardware? No device is perfect. I agree with an earlier post. You don't see the stuttering on apple products because they masked it with there slow animations. I for one would rather have windows snap open and shut rather than look like they are getting sucked into the bottom of the phone...And putting files and music on your phone, lets not compare that nightmare. The fact you can only use iTunes to upload songs and things to your iPhone (without doing some workarounds) is a hassle. Especially if you don't know what you are doing in the software (i.e. my mom. She has a 4s which she wiped out her whole phone because she wanted to add songs to her phone). All i do is hook up my phone to the computer, open it like a flash drive, copy and paste. DONE. So much simpler. Each device will have its pros and cons. Just depends on the user as to which of those devices will fit them better.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ingenious247:
Summary: "I've had many Android devices and I have a pet peeve about this perceived lag, and I really want the iOS look/features, but I bought an HTC One and now I am complaining about it"

Solution: Buy an iPhone

See how easy that was?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rudyy:
I've owned an iPhone 4 and still own an iPod Touch 4th generation, and the lag/stutter on them is as bad as on any Android device I've owned (Droid X on Ice Cream Sandwich, Galaxy S2 on Gingerbread, HTC One Google edition on Jelly Bean), whether using third-party apps or system apps.

In willing to tolerate it on Android because I've decided, for me, it's the platform I want to use.

YMMV.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffsmash:
I prefer the real visceral scrolling of android that reacts to you to the very fake and annoying forced and controlled scrolling of ios

Apple devices scroll in apps like they're being forced at every frame to control what theyre doing and thus they scroll smooth but slow.

I work in a shop where I get to use all phones and the One is faster and lag free than any other phone I can think of.

The micro lags are usually in web apps where it's downloading data and in badly coded apps

Scrolling through anything optimised is fine.

Try facebook app on iPhone, same difference, lagfest, and iPhone users complain about it all the time.

Personally I don't use many third party apps, just what comes with the phone plus a few choice apps, and none of them stutter or lag except facebook and the browser UNTIL it's loaded the page.

Ios is false and forced control and that's is all.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LocutusEstBorg:
No there is no solution. All Android phones will suffer from scroll lag, microstuttering, freezing, horrible battery life, touchscreen input lag, capacitive button lag, hardware button lag, camera lag, audio output lag, bluetooth button lag, bluetooth audio lag, bluetooth microphone lag, force close, baseband unknown, network state: disconnected, outdated OS etc.

Always remember the three 'U's of random Android phones:

Unresponsive

Unstable

Unreliable

However, it's better than an unethical device like the iPhone which illegally blocks competing software such as other browsers.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mxl180:
Android 3rd party apps are not a smooth as ios.

A example is Engadget app. Goto a topic and press comment section. Scroll through comments. I wouldn't call this lag, but just not SMOOTH. Or just google maps and scroll through parts of Maps. The 1080p screen isn't helping this either.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ciebiada:
Don't bother OP. Last time I asked how come stock Messages app on, quad core device like Galaxy S3 may lag, I realized that you shouldn't ask those kind of questions here, or in the forums in general.

One thing is that people don't want to acknowledge that there might be something wrong with the device they own, so most of responses you will get are of a kind: "my device is perfectly fine", "it has to be your device OP" etc.

Second thing is that many people were raised on android devices, and while the whole stuttering is perceptional, they fail to notice it. In fact, because every new Android version is better in that regard, they are pleased with they devices getting smoother and smoother, not the opposite.

Furthermore, when you throw an iPhone keyword to the question you are hitting the nerve (asking on an Android forum).

I am aware of android system being more laggy than iOS or WP, but to me, it came to the point that I can leave with it, enjoying all the devices we can choose from.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eighty-four:
There are Opera Mini, Dolphin and Google Chrome, which works not just better, but drastically better, completely different even on outdated Apple A5. While Chrome for Android lags, shutters and swaps even on recent hardware...

Отправленно от моего ME302C с помощью Tapatalk 4
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LocutusEstBorg:
This shows how inferior Android's touchscreen input latency is:

iPhone 5 Touch Screen Twice as Fast as Android Touch Screen

Here are some more undisputable facts:

Android is a substandard OS made by a company with a track record of making non-native looking, laggy, underperforming software. Just like all other Google desktop software, Android is a laggy underperforming OS.

Chrome is the perfect example of substandard software. It's at version 30 something now and it lags and stutters on every website even on a $10,000 PC, if you have a high resolution monitor of 2560x1440 and above. Other browsers run at 60fps but Chrome lags and stutters at 15 fps.

All they do is keep adding useless features while being unable to match the basic UI performance of a 5 year old iPhone 3GS.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biffsmash:
I will stop you right there. The iphone 4s with ios 7 on is laggy, I have one sitting right next to me. Also, Android is no longer laggy, on Google products.

An OS is not substandard because it promotes openness, customization and modification, I would say the opposite. A device made for huge markups, by an unethical company such as Apple, who will not even admit they source components from companies with a history of abusing staff, is substandard.

Ios is sub standard because it is always behind the curve and forces you to use your device how apple decides you should use it.

You lost me way before you said your UI performance is better on an iphone 3gs lmao.

p.s useless features? What like a fingerprint scanner, and scrolling that is making people ill?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steelmaggot:
Why dont the op go back to iphone and quit moaning

Sent from my 801n M7_UL
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LocutusEstBorg:
I've mentioned that in previous posts. iOS 7 runs like crap on everything up to the iPhone 4S and iPad 3. It's only smooth on the iPhone 5 and the iPad 4. Sounds like a serious bug since the 4S and iPad 3 are extremely powerful devices.

Android lags on all hardware. There is visible stutter on all the latest Nexus devices. It's obviously way smoother than other flagship phones like the G2 and Z1, but they still lag and stutter out of the box. There is ZERO lag, ZERO stutter ANYWHERE on a 5S or iPad 4 out of the box.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ingenious247:
I don't see any of the lag on my HTC One, and I had the Nexus 4 which there was barely any stuttering ever. But the One is even smoother IMO
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChongoDroid:
TL;DR obvious troll is obvious.. Sell your m7 get an iPhone and don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out.

/thread
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tvrtkocro28:
Hi guys , i have readed this topic and saw you have lag problems with your htc one , well let me tell you my experience with android :

First i have xperia p (dual core , 1gb ram that was laggy and unoptimised device ), now i have galaxy s3 it is "ok" on stock touchwiz rom but yes it lags like facebook was lagging hard scorlling in some apps etc. All problems you have and i was sick of it and put stock (vanilla) android on it and flash custom kernel now it is mutch , mutch better experience still yes it somethimes bugs down but mutch faster than before . So i think mybe the htc sense is problem that is causing the lag problem , i m not sure i tried htc one in stor it was very fast for me , so you guys how knows how to root , mybe can put rom from google play edition htc one , you will lose some of htc feauters but if that microlag bothers you that mybe can help i really dont know , on yt everybody have been saying it is fast and good phone because htc sense is good optimised :D
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkenergy:
my m7 lags whenever there is internet activity ( syncing / downloading emails or opening websites

even when i set my cpu to 1728-1728 and performance governor the lag is horrible ranging from 2-6 seconds
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Rom/Kernel dependant on custom ROMs - not noticeable on stock or Latest Sense 6/ Kangaroo combo
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bikkits:
I do know what the OP means by lag/stutter issues, however, I combat them with changing scroll settings in Nova Launcher to None/Default and increasing draw speeds. Along with a clean system and a good kernel/ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
i just created myself a problem...i went in TWRP and into wipe and did a formated.... i when i flash the ROMS everything is fine... booted up everything... the problem is when i turn my phone off and turn it back on the phone is stuck at the samsung galaxy s4 logos... can someone please help me solve this problem...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] richardlibeau:
Try wiping cache partition and dalvik in recovery then reboot
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
I did it and it say failed to wipe...i also try to fix permission and it also failed...

after i formatted that when the problem started....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
Please do not make multiple threads asking the same question. This belongs in the q and a where you asked it first.

Glad the problem is fixed!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] richardlibeau:
It's because you formatted your system and it has nothing to boot into now. A factory data reset should fix it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Skipjacks:
If the system has been wiped a factory reset wont fix it. Its not like a factory reset re-installs what has been wiped
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Misterjunky:
If you have a cwm/twrp flashable rom on your internal/external sdcard or if you have

a nandroid back and if you still have access to get into CWM/TWRP recovery then

why not simply restore a backup or flash a rom?

If you don't have any backups or cwm/twrp flashable zip file roms in your phone

then simply remove the external sdcard and put it into an adaptor and plug it into

your computer, download a cwm/twrp flashable rom and copy it to the sdcard.

Then put the sdcard back in the phone, go into cwm/twrp recovery and flash it.

If you cannot get into cwm/twrp recovery for some god knows what reason you will need

to Odin flash the stock rom in download mode to get the phone running properly again.

Good luck with it!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
you know it let me flash and everything...but once it done it failed to wipe cache and dilvic cache...but for the first boot up it fine everything work you know... once i turn off my phone or restarted it then it stuck at the samsung alaxy s4 boot logos.... and it doesn't do anything else....but it work now since i reinstalled twrp and it work fine now.....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] fljotavik:
I have exactly the same problem... can you explain detailed what did you do?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
I did a format in WIPE and flash my rom... it let me boot into the phone and everything....it didn't let me wipe cache or delvic cache.... so i repeat it and reflash it... once it got into my phone i download goomanage and restalled twrp.... mine was 2.5.0.1 and there was an update version of twrp... so i install it again and my phone is working fine since then i don't know if it work for you but that what i did....

but once i restarted the phone it stuck at the samsung galxy s4 logos...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] twiifm:
I have the same problem did you manage to fix it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
i manage to fixed.... i have to return to stock and redo everything..... working good now.....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] twiifm:
Did you use Odin to load stock firmware? I tried that but it didn't work. I think I need a pit file. Did you have one?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] cloudi602:
Yes i used odin.....at first it didn't work for me...still stuck at the first boot.... but i went into stock recovery and did a factory reset and it work....then i have to rooted again and flash rom again working good now.. i still got the file just let me know if you needed it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2267895

http://www.hotfile.com/dl/213469534/9ff06bd/M919UVUAMDL_M919TMBAMDL_TMB.zip.html
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] itsme_4ucz:
Whoo thanks man... flashed atleast 20 phones in the past, never thought will get stuck here :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] JUSMEJOSE:
I had the same problem ... I had to odin everything ...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Android.Junkii:
any clue what to do when no matter what u odin or CWM flash it fails to boot past the "Samsung" screen? Im going insane over this? No type of wipe, cache wipe, format fystem, dalvik wipe or anything will seem to help. The problem arose suddenly:confused:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] JUSMEJOSE:
im sure flash back to stock using odin ... everything will be back to normal ....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Android.Junkii:
Trying that as i type. Performed a wipe and reboot'd to DL mode for a stock odin flash. Not optimistic though:eek:

any reason why this WOULDNT work?

EDIT: No luck. Went past the samsung screen initially to android stock recovery to finish flash...once it rebooted back to stuck at samsung screen!

EDIT: SOLVED. checked Phone EFS Clear in ODIN...then flash stock. BREEZE
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] beastmods:
i just wasted half a day with this.....

APPARRENTLY w twrp 2.5.0.2 you can not format the data....it will make it unreadable with tw roms.

you can factory reset just dont press the format data button.

found info on another forum....still trying to get my phone to boot without having to odin it