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[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
Fair enough. :)

I think the OP has enough to go on.

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Hmmmm...if it is a One S you are coming from you WILL find the Galaxy S3 a good phone in every department, except probably build quality...Samsung phones always feel plasticky and cheap.
[HTC One X] polaris68:
I'm thinking of upgrading from a One X to a One. You appear to be saying that the One X is a better phone? In what way is it better?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
I think your phone had a problem with the cpu etc...because I can also run even with Alex v kernel rr3 good smoothly...ok sometimes it laggs a bit on high...but don't know really why but otherwise its running good :) and shadowgun wasn't ever a problem for me...just clear your ram and it should work fine...Hm but hox is really still a great phone...but if I have the chance I will get HTC one

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[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
This is very dependent on user expectation and experience. I can say that as far as the One is concerned I've played with it extensively as a possible prelude to buying it and don't like it...but not because of the phone, I LIKE the phone a LOT...but I REALLY dislike Sense 5 and utterly despise Blinkfeed.

So...for me...the HOX is a better experience.
[HTC One X] Sadman Khan:
I dont have any lag anymore either...alex works fine for me...Trip's kernel is a beast really!
[HTC One X] dodjob:
Well I think that I'm one of the disappointed OneX owner :/

I come from a Sensation, was an heavy htc user until now, since the hero actually and to be honest, the oneX will probably be my last one.

The oneX development scene is quite thin. The biggest drawback is the Tegra drivers. The difference between sense and Aosp is noticeable in terms of smoothness but you have to sacrifice the camera's quality for this. The new focal is not working or very very poorly for me. Talking about picture quality, the oneX does make correct pictures but very noisy in comparison with the sensation. You can easily check that on the gsmarena comparison between both phones.

Battery is quite ok with CM, not good, but acceptable considering the size of the screen and the heat this phone is able to dissipate.

The phone gets hot, this is a reality, if you use it, it will gets hot. If it's 35°C outside like it is now at my place, and your phone is in your pocket, you will feel it exactly like if you would have put a warm Schnitzel in your pocket. And this for me with ALL roms and all kernels.

There is also the problem of the need to have a computer to flash a new rom. It's ok when you know how to do it, but repacking every boot.img takes a load of time if you like to flash.

The phone looks very good, build quality is 1A and the hided led notifications are very slick. The screen is the best I've seen until now. it's exactly the right format/size for me.

Again I'm not ****ting on the onex, it's simply that in my use (rooted/aosp installed after 1 our of possession) this phone doesn't do the trick for me.

The thing is now that a used oneX is considerably cheap comparing to "equivalent" phones and that's the one and only reason why I keep it.

Sorry if it's sound terrible but again, this is my conclusion related to my experience of this phone and my use.

I hope that this post doesn't offend any developers here, they do their best and sometimes even more with what they have!

Gruß,

H.
[HTC One X] Datzi:
I'm open and thankful for all opinions, makes my decision a lot easier!
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
Good luck with whatever you decide.
[HTC One X] Headless96:
In all seriousness, although my posts have been rather against the HOX, it's only to warn the OP about the possible negatives he may face.

But genuinely this is the only phone I've really enjoyed using despite its flaws, I mean sure there's better phones but after a while you go grow attached to the One X and tbh I can't see myself selling it, even if I do upgrade.

The only other phone in this price category I would seriously recommend is the Nexus 4, that's a no brainer but with the S3, it's a tough call

For performance and build quality, go with the One X

For battery, camera and good rom development, go with the S3

But for all of them go for the Nexus 4 :p

Good luck

Sent from my :tank:
[HTC One X] Datzi:
I'll consider the N4, thanks. Checking some eBay offers the next weeks for One X/S and N4.

Thanks all!
[HTC One X] Sadman Khan:
One of the reasons why i'm never gonna buy a nexus phone, is that it has stock android and the sound quality sucks. That itself, is enough reason for me to buy any other customised android. Stock android doesnt have a proper audio engine and it makes listening to music a very bad experience..just giving my opinion :)
[HTC One X] Headless96:
Viper FX :cool:

Sent from my :tank:
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
But it gives some noice...or its due to tegra 3 audio dac....because if I use it and make more bass into it or so there is noice which is in no other sound mod

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[HTC One X] Cashreedhar:
Well... For me its still a great phone... Very light weight... Hard body.. Fell down few times, nothing happened.. Curved corners.. Very easy to handle... Best phone ever..
[HTC One X] FCDHBubbles:
One X was/is a nice device, I have it for one year now and I don't feel the need to get rid of it.

But my next device will be a Nexus 5 or next Oppo device with full development potential,without tegracrap and locked down bootloaders ...:D:D
[HTC One X] ismethajametovic:
Why wouldn't it be? It's only a year and some years old. Hell, most apps aren't optimized for the new age CPUs anyway.

Still a good phone if you get one that isn't defected from the factory. I.E wifi, GPS antennae problems.
[HTC One X] bihslk:
Got mine yesterday. I choosed one x. Why buy an expensive phone when one x is enough

Skickat från min HTC One X via Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] JMCNZ:
Which i did - and what a huge disappointment! I had to open mine up and do some soldering just to make it work as it should have initially. Unacceptable for what was supposed to be a flagship phone. What irks me the most is that i bought the One X for what i thought would be superior build quality over its competition, the S3. My friends have S3's and they haven't had a single issue!

Other than that, it has been great. The look and feel of the phone are excellent, and the graphical performance is _amazing_. What i dislike about the hardware is the very average DAC built into Tegra 3. Audio quality on the S3 is miles better. Camera performance on the One X is superb, so long as you are running a Sense ROM. Battery life is nothing spectacular, but the same can be said of most high performance smart phones.

What has redeemed this phone for me is the availability of some really high quality custom ROMs. With the latest version of CM10, the phone is an absolute beast. The Swipe2Wake functionality is an absolute _MUST_ have for me - this offsets the poor placement of the power button. Sense 5 looks promising, but i doubt it will be enough to sway me from pure Jellybean.

So at the current pricing, i think the One X is an absolute steal, and still a very good phone (now that the build quality problems have been resolved). Even next to the S4, i still prefer my One X - Super LCD2 is still the better screen IMO.

I really feel that HTC could have benefited a lot by not bothering to lock down the boot loader to begin with - and by offering more support to the modding community. Based on this experience, I will certainly give the competing phones more consideration next time.
[HTC One X] gabitzzup:
i love my phone :p
[HTC One X] wiQbold:
no soff, no sdcard, only 32gb memory, scratches on display, you can not change battery without disassembling the phone

I would keep my money

Thanks to "mondisingh" for his info of the

OPPO FIND5

!!! Maybe this is what you looking for
[HTC One X] and313:
In terms of performance... Real racing 3 works fine for me on extreme settings. It runs better then on my friends s3. And the battery is the same. My friend gets 3 to 4hrs screen on time thats the same as i get. He runs stock i run neo and arhd. And the touchwiz laaags so much. And the screen and sound quality is awfull... I realy dont know where the s3 is better if you know how to set up your phone
[HTC One X] JMCNZ:
The S3 has a far better DAC (Wolfson) - this is a big deal if you use your phone to listen to a lot of music. I've compared audio quality on the One X to the S3, using FLAC's and a set of Grado SR80's, and the sound quality is noticeably better on the S3. The S3 is also more ergonomic - it feels smaller in the hand, and the buttons and better placed.

For everything else, the One X is better IMO.
[HTC One X] and313:
I meant the phone speaker. I will try to compare some 500mb flacs i am corious now if its really better
[HTC One X] Datzi:
Thanks, but the Find5 is too huge.
[HTC One X] limzm:
Just to let OP know, if you are intending to get a phone which has to last at least a day, please do not get the HOX.

IMO, almost everyone has been complaining about heat problems and battery draining really quickly. I would conclude that HOX is filled with hardware defects on that point.

So just some note for you to take.
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
Wrong. If anything they are software defects since it is repeatedly demonstrable that you CAN get long battery life out of the HOX except under the harder use cases.

That said, it does take some modifications to the system to get that life. But stock everything...yeah it's pretty pants.
[HTC One X] limzm:
Well suits yourself if you think that way.

I mean it's such an awesome coincidence that battery and heat are hot topics for this phone.

Oh yea let's hope to see some improvements if there's ever Sense 5 update for this phone. If it's still the same then I wouldn't think it's software anymore.
[HTC One X] Shan89:
One x is a great phone but I must agree with others regarding the battery , stock sux , I had to made the thread and governor to expand it , if you're willing to mess with that go for hox , otherwise it's better then s3 in every department except the speaker loudness and headphones sound quality.

Btw my one also gets warm even with -170uv but after much longer time. I actually find hox to be cooler if you mess with it with the stuff I created for it.
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
i don't care about heat because until a level it won't effect battery life and won't make performance bad or chipset isn't breaking....i maybe keep hox till next year...but if i can get it for around 350-400 € and that's atm really i could have the one in 2 weeks or so...
[HTC One X] plugza:
All in all this is still good.

But battery life is really... sucks for me.
[HTC One X] matique:
Hello there. I spoilt my nexus 4 and it's unsaveable. Couldn't get the cash to get another one and my contract will only end next jan. Saw a good offer for the HOX and got it. Here's what I think of it..

If you're not willing to root it, I suggest you shouldn't get this phone. Stock vs stock a galaxy S3 would serve you better in terms of battery, fluidity and such. I got irritated with the lag and sense itself such that I rooted it.

However if you're willing to root, get it. With custom roms and kernels you can get it to be really smooth us have a decent battery life, about 4 hrs screen on with sense and about 3 hrs with AOSP. You've a variety of roms to choose from -ViperX (greatly improves sense in terms of fluidity and ease of use), Slimbean or ICJ or a good AOSP rom plus Probam now had 4.3 JB!

Software aside, the hardware is good. The camera rocks (if on sense), the 720p screen is still very gorgeous and bright, ergonomics is good and build quality is excellent. Speakerphone loudness and the in built digital to analogue converter sucks big time though.

All in all it is still a very good phone that holds its ground after more than a year in the market. Plus it's pretty cheap, used.

Best of luck choosing mate. I hope I somehow helped...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
hye mate..this is my first time i make a thread..dont be harsh to me..here i want to share with you cyanogenmod focal camera by Garner from

Android Development and Hacking > Android Apps and Games..i already test it on mini and it worked..

here original thread :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2384678

Focal includes :

Front-facing camera mode(we dont have a front camera ^_^ )

Picsphere

Video mode

360° panorama mode

Flash mode: Torch, On, Off, Auto

White Balance: Cloudy Outside, Daylight, Fluorescent, Incandescent, Auto

Scene Mode: Theater, Sunset, Steady, Sports, Snow, Portrait, Party, Night Portrait, Night, Landscape, HDR, Flowers, Fireworks, Candlelight,

Beach, Backlight, Best Shot, Augmented Reality, Auto

Color Effects: Neon, Sketch, Emboss, Aqua, Whiteboard, Blackboard, Posterize, Sepia, Polarize, Negative, Black and White, Disabled

Exposure

Color Enhancements

Exposure Measure Mode

ISO Sensitivity

Burst Mode

Timer

Settings: Widgets Chooser, Auto-Enhancement, Exposure Ring, Image Size

--> Just install it through recovery like any other flashable zip..

download at original thread..:laugh::laugh:

credit :

[MENTION=2109738]Garner[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] hsay:
that was fast ...i wast just about to post here...thanks for the share btw
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
welcome [MENTION=4648294]hsay[/MENTION]...:D:D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] phanixtrix:
11mb !,,, i haven't enough memory space

I hope someone can resize apk
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
yeah..it use a lot of memory mate..still playing around with the camera.here is my suggestion..take a backup of original camera...put in ur sd card..then delete the original camera..and try to push the camera..maybe it can save ur memory a bit.still try to make the camera install to internal memory..:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] hsay:
you can simply install it like a normal apk...its signaturees differ from the default camera so just extract and install
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
Thanks for telling me..i didnt try yet because i think it need some mod..you save my time..hehehe...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yeah1boy:
thanks for share
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
welcome..:):)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Saurabh Kamble:
Bro ,

I tried flashing this .zip on my Galaxy Y , but I get an error like "Installation aborted (0)"

And if try installing it directly , it says "Problem Parsing Package"....

Please help...

And please quote this when replying.....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
1st, this isn't flashable.

2nd, make sure you're on Android 4.1.x or higher.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
mate..extract the zip file..just take it the apk file and install like a normal apk..or push it using root explorer with permission r-w-r-r...it should work:o:o
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
welcome
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] vishal007:
Does photosphere actually works?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
kind of lag when moving around when i try..other than that is quiet ok.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] vishal007:
Wow that's great!! But don't worry much since focal is in development state, there are those kind of lags on my nexus 4 too ;) wait till it gets stable :D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] wait_close:
after complete,it will be good for everyone:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yoshuatree:
Flash

The thread says flash in recovery!

Thanks! Nice app but....al lot off bugs!

Regards!

Nexus4 CM10.2 (incl. Focal cam)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] RootPegasus:
haloo..

whether it can save images in external memory? :confused:

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ast00:
Don't quote OP.

The answer is yes, it can. In fact it can only save images to external.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supertiga:
I've been searching all over the place for a waterproof case for the Galaxy nexus for surfing does it exist?

something like lifeproof

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paarthdesai:
yes there is a waterproof bag available on aliexpress

sent from my sexy Nexy ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supertiga:
ty

thanks but i hardly doubt that fits in my pocket
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] thenrik:
Re: Bluetooth Keyboards don't work N7 & 4.3

Hi:

I culled the following list from XDA, Phandroid and Nexus 7/Nexus 10 Forums. Some folks have gotten keyboards to work on the Nexus 4 and 10 but I haven't seen any reports of success with the Nexus 7 2012 or 2013 running 4.3:

Zagg

I'm using a Zagg, and it'll pair. I can enter the code. The Nexus seems to recognize what it is, but once it's all set up the keyboard is completely non-functional. It wont move around the home screens and it wont input in a text editor.

Perixx PERIBOARD-806, Bluetooth ALU Folding Keyboard

It pairs with difficulty and shows connected but the soft keyboard still appears and it will not type.

Apple Bluetooth Keyboard

Is anyone else having issues with their bluetooth keyboard when paired with the Nexus 7? I have an Apple Bluetooth keyboard and it repeats characters, and inserts the spaces out of order.

My Apple A1255 keyboard pairs but no longer connects in 4.3 on my Nexus 7 (2012). Works on my Nexus 4 with 4.3 and worked on 4.2.2 no problems.

Spider Bluetooth Keyboard

I recently purchased a Spider bluetooth keyboard and I can get it to pair with my Nexus 7 (which recently updated to 4.3). The tablet recognizes it, and I type in the numerical code and press enter on the keyboard and the Nexus 7 responds. However, I can't get it to work in any other app after it pairs (I've tried unpairing it, turning it off/on, restarting the tablet, etc).

Unknown Bluetooth Keyboard

I have a Bluetooth Keyboard and he works perfectly if im using the 4.2.2. Now only the letters work, no Space, no enter, no backspace and nothing more... Anyone have this problem too? (Sorry for my poor English)

I got the same problem with my bluetooth keyboard and other issue with the ShareKM app The cursor is invisible.

Kensington Bluetooth Keyboard

I have a Kensington UK bluetooth keyboard and although it shows as connected and typing the numbers to pair it worked, I get no input at all...

GYMLE Bluetooth Keyboard

I have a GMYLE keyboard and it will connect but no key will register on screen

Has anyone gotten any Bluetooth Keyboard to work with the Nexus 7?

Does anyone know how to report this to Google?

Tom
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] dark79:
I paired a Logitech K810 and a Logitech BT mouse and both worked fine. (2013 Nexus 7 running stock 4.3, stock recovery, bootloader still locked, no root).
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] fewt:
My Logitech Tablet keyboard paired and worked just fine with my 2013 Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] thenrik:
Hi:

Thanks for the clarification. Others have reported compati bility with Logitech keyboards as well. I also saw a post that the Rapoo E6100 works with the Nexus 7 as well.

I wrote the same post to Android Police and Cameron Summerson ran with it posting an article today:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...-compatibility-with-many-bluetooth-keyboards/

Hopefully the article will bring the issue to Google's attention and an upcoming fix will come for the rest of us.

An Android Police user commented:

"I hear they have "top men" working on the issue :P Getting Google to admit the problem exists is the first step. A HUGE first step."

I just hope it's the case.

Best,

Tom Henriksen
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] lacrossev:
My by keyboard from my HP touchpad also installed and worked fine including power and sleep
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] DowntownJeffBrown:
I got the MiniSuit Keyboard Stand Case for Google Nexus 7 FHD 2nd Gen (2013)

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E8IWU1W/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8

I bought it when it was 9.95 plus free Shipping and it arrived at my house today. It connected instantly through the bluetooth and is working flawlessly.

>^.^< Sent from meow HTC One which is like catnip to me atm
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sciphonic:
My Apple bt keyboard and mighty mouse connect and function without issue. Also my wired Xbox controller works perfect with an OTG cable.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] dbeth:
Are you able to use both your apple bt keyboard and mighty mouse at the same time?

Sent from my Nexus 7 (2013)
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] ZR0E xX:
I wish ZAGG made cool keyboard cases for the nexus 7 like they do for the iPads. I got a couple keyboard cases from Zagg and they are very cool. If there was a high demand for it they would probably do it.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sometimesido:
My logitech keyboard (the one with tablet stand and says android 3+ on it) is all over the place.

FN keys work(volume, mail, etc), but when I open a note taking app, it repeatedly gets stuck on keys.

It types like this: "I like XDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

I'm hoping it's a keyboard issue, not the Nexus. Unfortunately, I do not have another bluetooth keyboard to test this out.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] macaumen:
I am using this one and working perfectly

http://www.amazon.com/Rii-Bluetooth-Keyboard-Remote-Black/dp/B005MN89BM
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] Coronado is dead:
The HP Touchpad Keyboard works fine with mine. http://www.amazon.com/HP-FB344AA-AC3-TouchPad-Wireless/dp/B0055QYJK6
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] xene97:
I was able to get my ZaggFlex keyboard to pair and to register typing by following these steps (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44188186&postcount=19).

I now have my ZaggFlex and an Apple Wireless Keyboard (latest model, I believe) paired and functional. Also have an Apple Magic Mouse working but I don't believe anyone ever had issues with mice, just keyboards.

I do have a problem with typing lag and characters repeating if I also have Wi-Fi enabled. As soon as I turn it off everything works smoothly.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sometimesido:
Hm. Ok, so I restarted the N7, "forget the device," re-paired it, and now it works fine.

I'm typing on it right meow.

I was really dreading replacing the N7 again...sigh.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] SubMatrix:
Anyone tried this one?

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-...2&sr=1-6&keywords=logitech+bluetooth+keyboard

Looks real nice, comes with an included stand which is a plus. Just want to make sure it actually pairs.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sometimesido:
Lol. That was the one I was talking about. Almost all of the FN keys work.:thumbup:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] SubMatrix:
Awesome, how do you like it? Which FN keys dont work?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] sometimesido:
Hm, I just checked again.

I thought the browser shortcut key wasn't working, but it is. Typing on it right now.

All FN keys are functional!

1,2. special characters

3. gmail

4. browser

5. google calendar

6. google music

7. prev. track

8. play/pause

9. next track

-. vol. down

=. vol. up

Backspace: Delete key
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] SubMatrix:
Can the FN keys be re-bound to different apps?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] EvoFighter:
Just pair my Logitech K810 with it. Work flawlessly. :good:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] netwizuk:
An alternative solution is to fix things with software. I use external keyboard helper pro to re-map keys back to what they ought to do, and to adjust the key refresh rate, so one key press doesn't result in multiple letters. It turns my Avantalk semi-functional keyboard into a fully functional one.

Nick
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] thenrik:
Hi:

It's a great solution for those having mapping, repeat keys etc. Unfortunately my Perixx Folding. BT keyboard won't connect at all with 4.3. Perixx has acknowledged that' it's a hardware issue with 4.3 and they are working on a fix but who knows if they'll find a solution.

With the ever growing 4.3 bug list: BT, GPS, multitouch, sound, wifi etc., hopefully Google will come out with a patch.

I wrote to the dev of Keyboard Helper Pro but never heard back.

Best,

Tom
[Nexus 7 (2013) Accessories] SubMatrix:
Can you elaborate how you adjust the key refresh rate to prevent multiple letters? Does it completely eradicate the problem?

Edit: I just ordered this keyboard http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054L8N7M/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it suffers from the repeating letters/backspace problem.