yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greinedo:
Why not trying an unofficial 4.4.4 rom ?

I tried all daniel_hk ones with allways major issues forcing a ICS reinstallation (CM-11, OmniROM, SlimKAT)

But last ROM I tried on my P6800 : CarbonROM release 2014/7/2 is amazing.

First time KITKAT on my P6800 with no reboot issue, no batterie drain, not a single issue since release.

Everything is smooth and speedy. Incredible experience without lags.

I will definitively staying with.

Unfortunately I cannot post in the related topic so I put here my many thanks to daniel_hk for his great work !

Do we need Samsung any longer ?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ehsan_zt:
also I would like to add that the latest slimkat is very stable and the important thing is both mobile data and wireless is working (which for me was absent in JB roms) :o
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liontari:
Where can I download this Rom?

thx in advance for helpfull tipp

Gesendet von meinem GT-P6800 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aussietab77:
hi are you still on carbon. I am thinking it is finally time to change. Gmail is dead

is this rom still stable. I am a bit of a late adopter.... But gmail no longer works........ So enough is enough.

:)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoobydu:
Try his latest lollipop version, as it is good for me.

Will be better when he updates the kernel, as he has stated he will, but its still decent now.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Idrito:
I know its a very tiny crack but it was a soft fall.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jeffc83:
Damn, that sucks. Does the camera still work well or does the crack show through the lens? I'd better get a case for this...
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] daijizai:
That sucks bro. Dropped on to a soft surface or just a low impact fall? Any housing deformity or just the crack?

I lightly bumped my old TF101 into the edge of a table with minimal force back in the day and warped the housing in just the right place so as to lock the volume rocker into constantly depressing down.

These things seem so fragile. :( It's always a good idea to understand just how fragile through anecdotes. Thanks for sharing.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Osiris19:
I'm so glad I got accidental protection. I've dropped this once already on tile floor and was scared to death it cracked. Thank full not a scratch was made.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] cdmoore74:
I'm still waiting for a tough case option. Until then it's limited in where it can go.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Idrito:
Yes im lucky, the camera is alright.

___

It was a low fall.

Sent from my N7.2
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jeffc83:
Thanks...hope other parts aren't that sensitive.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Richieboy67:
Who knows, maybe the crack made the camera work better. It sure could not get worse. lol
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] PAf4:
I have read that RepliGo worked on WM 2005. I tried but it crach when I read a doc :cry:

Any suggestions? :?

Paf
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MEtten:
Hi,

I have a first generation Nook Color (Encore) which I have rooted to run CyanogenMod 7.2. My question is, can I be running the new version 10 on this device or is it strictly for the newer Nook Color HD?

MEtten
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohemmgeee:
I got my Galaxy S4 i337 AT&T version and was unable to move any of my apps to SD card. My SD card is currently working fine, I could take pictures and it can automatically help me transfer the files to the SD card. I tried adding music to my SD card and it works perfectly fine. THE only problem I am getting is that I the "move to sd card" button is not there. My S4 is rooted already. please help if anyone knows how to fix it. I tried updating my software and it says "Current software is up to date You may check again in: 24 hours"

Thank you
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
thr s app2sdcard feature for international version of S IV

are u sure att got it too?

anyway u can flash international ROM to get this feature now

:good:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohemmgeee:
I currently live in the states and I opened up my phone from AT&T and I got the White Frost i337 version. I tried downloading numerous apps2sd card application and unfortunately none of them works. I don't get what you mean by flash internation ROM. o.o
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
International ROM; the rom of I950x

But i don't know if u should have root access or unlock boot-loader because u r on att

check Dev section and search

Generally Flashing Stock ROM via OdinFlashTool not need unlock boot-loader but i don know about operators

:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Checkm8:
Hi everyone, I am having an issue with the ability to send MMS messages on a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 flashed with Hyperdrive RLS 15 (Sprint) and programmed for MetroPCS. I have tried a few things none of which seem to be working for me.

Attempt #1:

I have programmed the phone to work with MetroPCS using DFS and followed every step located on this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2225443

I noticed afterwards, I not able to view contact names in the "new" Messaging app nor am I able to send any MMS messages. I can receive MMS fine.

Attempt #2:

I reinstalled Hyperdrive RLS 15 (Sprint) and I applied the following fix: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2274878

Afterwards, I am able to receive MMS but unable to send MMS (same as above) with the stock messaging app. I receive the status: "service not activated on network".

Attempt #3:

I reinstalled Hyperdrive RLS 15 (MetroPCS) and I flashed this Sprint kernel afterwards: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1800576 . I noticed that MMS was working fine for a while but afterwards even SMS was having issues ever "sending". I would receive the SMS sent from the S3, however the S3 itself would just constantly show a blue circle spinning next to the SMS with the status remaining "pending".

I have checked the programming several times and I am unable to identify what I am doing wrong. I have followed all of the guides in their entirety and none of the solutions work. I can browse the web, make/receive phone calls, send/receive SMS, receive MMS, but I cannot send MMS.

If there is any more information you would like me to provide I will gladly do so, but please any advice would be appreciated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] montecristo1:
Give Oakieville's S3 metro pcs mms fix...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2274878
[HTC One X] Datzi:
Alright the thread title already says everything.

Is the HTC One X still a good and reliable phone in day to day usage?

Is the Tegra powerfull enough to play current games and get through all daily stuff without problems in form of delays or lags?

Also regarding stock ROMs like CyanogenMod or Paranoid Android, as I'm planning (if I buy that phone) to flash one of these, do they run smooth?

I plan buying the One X because I hate the button layouts of current phones and would be happy to get some opinions.

Thanks in advance!

(If this belongs on the Q&A Thread please move it...)
[HTC One X] arknailed7754:
Everything you said...yes. great phone. I sold my HTC one to come Bk to the x as it just doesn't compare camera etc

All games run sweet

Paranoid etc all smooth..you'll lose camera quality but it still works though
[HTC One X] matthew33:
Nope, not a good phone......it's a friggin' AWESOME phone :laugh::laugh:

Matt
[HTC One X] tiagoSequeira:
I love the One X, I don't feel any need of buying a new phone this year, it's a reliable phone. I use Sentinel Rom which is an AOSP rom like the ones you mention, I don't like Sense so this has been my daily driver for months, and everything works great, the phone is fast, games run as smoothly as you want them to and so on. My only concerns are the battery and the camera which are.. well, terrible. If you're not in absolute perfect conditions the pictures will be awful, don't even try low light photography, it'll be hurtful, even the flash is useless, you can't get a good photo (it's worth noticing that the results aren't the same with the stock sense camera); and the battery barely lasts a day (by day I mean the moment when you wake up until the moment you go to bed, not 24 hours, 12 hours tops). If you can live with that I strongly advise you to buy this phone. Even more due to his price range which is very mid range and you get a very high end feel phone. The build quality and the screen are outstanding, I'd say that's what it has over his greatest competitor which is the S3. Hope I helped :)
[HTC One X] _RiVeRsIDe_:
Yes. And One X>S3.
[HTC One X] Datzi:
I'm aware of that fact! :D

What about that Wifi issue? Do many devices have that issue or is it only the minority?
[HTC One X] _RiVeRsIDe_:
I owned 2 htc one x, no issues on both.
[HTC One X] Headless96:
Quite a lot of One X's have that issue, especially if they've upgraded officially to the 3.18 base

If I were you its a no brainer, get the S3 or even better, the Nexus 4

But the S3 has:

Better camera, better audio, smoother gaming performance, micro sd and better development community

The One X has terrible battery, terrible performance in high end games, I mean some games that are supposed to be optimised (thd) lag on this phone (shadowgun for example) and the hyped features like beats audio turned out to be ruined by the HOX's crappy DAC and the so called super 'Tegra 3' turned out be nothing but a heat creating battery sucker

The only things I prefer of the One X is the build quality and excellent screen but tbh that's not really enough to make this phone 'better' than the S3

I'm not hating on the One X, it's probably the phone that I've kept the longest since I've bought it but tbh, it was a disappointment

Feel free to disagree :p

Sent from my :tank:
[HTC One X] tiagoSequeira:
I also owned 2 One X's and neither of them had Wi-Fi issues. The first one had a gap in between the screen and the body of the phone, it came like that out of the box it made a crack noise every time I touched the display, would like to know what happened with that phone :silly:

One thing I read here that is 100% true is that for the same price you can buy the Nexus 4 which is better in every way, it's something you should consider
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
lol what are you saying? s3 has compared to one x bad camera and battery in s3 just holds not more then half an hour more then in one x ....gaming...i really don't have problems with gaming now...even with un-optimized games... the one x is way better then s3...but ok you own the s3 so you will say another thing...i already made MANY tests with both...the one x was always better only in speaker volume and battery it was not that good as s3 but ok it's enough...
[HTC One X] Headless96:
Nah lol I don't have S3 (S4), so I should actually be supporting HOX :p

But seriously battery is way better on the S3, I borrowed my friends one for 2 weeks to see what it was like and on a bloated stock rom with at least 2 hours of gaming, I easily reached 5 and a half hours of screen on time

And come on, everyone knows the HOX flopped when it came to gaming, I mean try and play any gameloft game and it'll lag really badly (Batman, Nova 3, Wild Blood). Real racing 3 on high graphics lags and so does shadowgun. Seriously go download Iron man and tell me it's smooth. Even with Trip's kernel, it was unplayable for me and within ten minutes, CPU hit 75°C

With custom kernels it's fixed a bit but the heat produced is just ridiculous. And the camera of the S3 may not have some of the fancy features of the One X but the quality is quite a bit better

Sent from my :tank:
[HTC One X] guru27:
It is still a great phone... Now that the price had dropped it's a very sweet deal... Any day better than s3....
[HTC One X] amirage:
There's a basic flaw in all battery comparison posts on this thread. It's only obvious that S3 will have battery life than the HOX simply because the S3 has a large battery capacity - nearly 28% more. Hence, if all else constant, compared to the HOX the S3 should last at least 28% longer assuming both the phones are used in exactly the same way.

It's only fair on HOX to compared to another phone with a similar battery capacity, IMO
[HTC One X] clockwork.satan:
The HoX is still an amazingly good phone, no doubt about it.

My other half got a Sony Xperia Z a couple of months ago and there are some obvious hints that Sony's flagship has got some more grunt and has unbelievably good battery life, but the camera and screen are noticeably inferior when compared to the HoX.

I'll be sad when the day comes that I 'upgrade' from my HoX.
[HTC One X] myself11:
Bought a HTC One a month ago just to give it a try. Great phone, faster than One X, better battery, better sound. For the first couple of weeks, One X sat silently on my desk.

But then, the novelty of One started wearing out and I wanted to sell it before it devalued to much. I've returned to my One X a week ago and I remembered why I love it. It has a GREAT screen, it's light, has a greet feel, it's still damn fast. No need really to upgrade until next year.

@OP: if you can get one for a good price, don't hesitate. Just don't unlock the bootloader (4.2.2 is coming soon) until you test for a while the wi-fi issue that plagues most of the units.
[HTC One X] bilal_liberty:
HTC One X is awesome ;)
[HTC One X] middleof:
This phone was a f*ng disappointment of 2012 for me since day one.

You can't have proper live wallpapers (or custom scrollable wallpapers) because some f**head engineer in HTC messed their HTC Sense too much and it consumes way too much RAM.

Battery life just sucks. At first we even had battery drainers inside the operating system (at least THOSE got fixed), the only way I overcome this is by installing HTC One X+ battery.

Look at this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2189653

After a year of use (primarily putting the phone inside front jeans pocket) that f*ng unibody case gets weary and affects how your digitizer is working. I am lucky that I switched from jeans to a suit and I manager to find a way to prevent unibody flexing (I put the phone in the inside pocket of my jacket now).

Update (JB 4.1) promised to roll out in October makes it out only in December.

Every guy in RL that I met with this phone was also very unhappy. Curious that people at this forum are not like that - but after all, only a small percentage of users use this forum. Plus I really think that people unhappy with this phone very rarely enter the forum (like me).

All in all, if you have to buy a 2012 phone, go with Nexus 4. Better in every detail (except slight disadvantages with the screen maybe).
[HTC One X] hemal_s33:
I was one x user for last one year, at least four of my friends bought one x after seeing mine. With all the hype about HTC one I decided to give it a try, amazing boom sound, full hd screen.

Sold my one x in the process. 1 week and I was missing my one x. Sold HTC one and bought another one x and gonna keep this till it stops working. Fantastic device, excellent build quality, looks good naked.
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
RR3 does NOT lag at all, nor does Shadowgun, not even in the slightest. But since Gameloft games are s**t I couldn't give a monkeys. NO game I play on the HOX ever lags. ATM I am enjoying Galaxy on Fire 2 HD, full 3D space combat sim, and it's utterly flawless.

The HOX, even after over a year, continues to impress...and I do NOT have one of the exceedingly rare variant 3's or anything like that. I have the worst of the bunch variant 0 (though I think I am lucky in my particular chip just being binned like that). And my battery is the original.

ONE thing I agree on is that it DOES get hot, but that's more a product of manufacturing process. It's manufactured on TSMC's 40nm high-speed process (the companion core being on the low-power process). This means that at full-tilt it has quite a high leakage (heat and power use) but that clock for clock it's switching speed is far superior than, for example, the S3 which uses a FAR cooler-running 32nm LP process.

Tegra 3 was designed to be performance over power. HTC realised their mistake in pairing it with such a poor battery in the HOX, hence the HOX+.

I am NOT going to say the HOX is without flaw, far from it...but it is an incredibly powerful phone with a quality build and a simply SUPERB screen that continues to hold it's own in every application even after an eternity has passed (and over a year in the smatphone market IS an eternity).

---------- Post added at 02:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:56 PM ----------

I've run every live wallpaper i've liked the look of without one single problem, even on Sense. I just tend to not like live wallpapers but they run just fine so I have no idea what you're on about there.

Battery life under use does NOT suck...the original battery capacity sucks...and I will admit that was one of HTC's few design choices on this device that really did blow. The battery is too small, but Tegra makes excellent use of it considering it's power requirements, and IDLE battery consumption is EXCELLENT. That's what NVIDIA aimed for, and HIT in my mind, maximum performance during user interaction but minimal power draw in idle to compensate.

After over a year of use the bodywork on my uncased (in all that time) and jeans pocketed HOX has NOT fatigued and the screen is in perfect condition.

Finally I would say that the people you are likely to meet on this forum are those people who utilise their phone to it's fullest possible potential. I am not talking about custom ROM's and kernels, I am talking about just USING the device to the maximum. Ordinary Joe and Jane Public tend not to do this and find many things to b*tch and moan about, in MY opinion..which I think is just as valid as your assessment.
[HTC One X] Headless96:
RR3 doesn't lag on stock low graphics setting but as soon as you set it at high where it isn't an eyesore, the fps is bearable but is only about 25fps dropping to about 16 in heavy scenarios.

And sorry mate but your simply wrong, even hamdir stated that shadowgun lags and was complaining about how an 'optimised' game doesn't even run well on the HOX. It's not like it runs constantly at low fps but on too many an occasion it drops way below playable for a few seconds during gameplay

And Gameloft may have some terrible customer service and support but they have produced some really good games which I can't enjoy on the One X - Nova 3, Dark Knight and Wild Blood to name a few

And your telling me no absolutely no game lags? That's a bit of a joke considering it's well known how Nvidia put a sh*tty GPU alongside the excellent Tegra 3 processor otherwise. Go and play NFS Most Wanted, GTA Vice City, Dungeon Hunter, Dead on Arrival 2, RR3 on HIGH graphics, etc, etc. and then come back and talk

Man I'm not just hating on the One X for no reason, but sometimes you just have to face facts, the One X disappointed in many areas.

Sent from my :tank:
[HTC One X] middleof:
I hope you are not banned at Google :)

Seach "youtube htc one x live wallpaper problem"

Tthey "supposedly" fixed it but in fact lag is still there, they only reduced it at the sacrifice of:

Search "htc one x doesnt scroll wallpapers"

Frankly I couldnt care less about what you think because you don't really get what I said.

Thing is, I AM an ordinary Joe and I found so many flaws in this phone that I won't ever buy HTC again. Had a good ride with Incredible S, thought HTC One X will be fine too but I am not gonna make the same mistake again.

Anyway, you're free to have your own opinion. It's already clear to me that you are going to attack everyone criticizing your dream phone. In my turn, I'm just going to stick to my plan to wait for next Nexus phone.
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
I am talking about RR3 on high and Shadowgun I have played from start to finish. There are a FEW instances of frame drops when it gets really busy, but nothing that interferes with play FROM MY EXPERIENCE which may or may not differ from others.

And no, I am saying absolutely no game I HAVE PLAYED has lags...I have not played some of the games you name because they're not for me. I make absolutely NO CLAIM that the HOX is capable of playing everything. I claim that my experience of gaming has been excellent.

One thing I WILL defend is the NOT sh*tty GPU in the Tegra 3. The NVIDIA GeForce LP in Tegra is the ONLY GPU in the mobile market that is a fully rastering, programmable engine. Every other GPU in mobile devices renders using the tile-based system, or variation of it, that was incidentally killed dead many, many years ago in the PC market because although the rendering method increases raw FPS it is a shortcut method that does this at the expense of image quality. Before you claim otherwise I suggest you study the EXTENSIVE documentation on this subject. It's only advantages are reduced RAM bandwidth needs and reduced power needs on a per-frame basis. Both valuable qualities in a mobile device I AGREE. But I CANNOT agree that the Tegra3 GPU is inferior.

That is why Tegra-optimised games have demonstrably superior graphics quality. They make use of it's rather impressive capabilities.

I do not claim the HOX is the be-all-and-end-all...I am defending it's stellar capabilities in a thread where the question asked is "OneX still a good phone?".

MY emphatic answer is a definite yes. And that's all I am saying.

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Sense by default does not scroll wallpapers, no...if you consider this a deal-breaker your priorities are very odd to me indeed. As for live wallpapers...never have I experienced what you and others claim. But hey...that's obviously because I am biased.

I am neither attacking you nor anyone else, and I am not defending at all costs the HOX. If you had read my post you would have seen I have acknowledged those problems I recognise as being so. I am pointing out a case, my case, that differs from yours for the edification of the original poster and anyone else interested. You have found flaws that have destroyed in your eyes the user experience of this device. I have not found these flaws.

Good luck with whatever you move onto from this point.
[HTC One X] Datzi:
Wow guys, calm down... :D

Right now I have a One S with a completely destroyed screen, sadly.

Either I wanted to buy another one (probably one with the S4 processor) or a new One X.

I think I'll have to think about it, based on what I read here and watch some reviews.

Both phones have advantages and disadvantages... I really don't know yet.

Anyway thanks to all for the moment, you can of course continue to post opinions! :)
[HTC One X] Headless96:
I understand your point bro and I'm not here to argue with you but here is the evidence from Hamdir himself about the woes of Tegra 3: If you want to think I don't know what I'm talking about, then read Hamdir's words, who might just know enough to talk about the subject in your eyes

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43680610&postcount=18995

(Ignore the S600 & T4 bit)

It is literally impossible for Shadowgun and RR3 to be continuously smooth for you from 'start to finish' as you say. We both have the same phone, it's not like the performance of your HOX is somehow going to be significantly better than mine :rolleyes:

Even with Joe's (rather excellent :p) Gaming rom and Trip's kernel which is probably the best combo for gaming on the One X, I literally could not reach solid 30fps on High graphics on RR3 and how you somehow managed to do it, I find impossible

And to add with that rom + kernel combo, the games I played that I managed to make run smoothly, the phone reached 75°C after only 20 minutes with the battery at 50°C (overheat) even with CPU capped at 1.3ghz. That is simply not practical. I mean even if every single game I played ran at 60fps, but the CPU & battery would reach dangerous level temps, then it simply does not make sense

Like you say, you are answering the OP's question 'Is the One X still a good phone' but as am I. All the points I made cannot be simply solved with custom roms and kernels and so I advise the OP to get the Nexus 4 or at least settle for the S3