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[HTC One X+] arunkarnwal1981:
I have one x plus Canadian version that have broken screen. I also have one one x display assembly international version.

my question is , can I use this display assembly with one x plus.
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbaldw10:
I tried to flash toe moto x firmware and when the phone rebooted the screen is green and all distorted. I cant seem to get into fastboot mode to RSD Lite back to stock, what can I do? I think I just ruined my phone. Please help.:crying:
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigv5150:
OK relax take a deep breath can you reboot the phone using the power button can you turn off the phone. If the phone starts back up immediately turn it off again by holding the power button again. As soon as it shuts down let go of the power button then immediately push the power button and volume down for about 3-5 seconds it should get you into fast boot. If not try it again it could take a couple of tries. You should then be able to fxz. Holding the power button restarts the phone like a battery pull.
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pbaldw10:
Thank you

I had tried that several times and finally Im in fastboot mode. I reflashed twrp and restored a backup, Im going to fxz just to be sure.

RSD Lite is working, the problem was a "Chunck error" download size too big. Thats the error message i got when trying to flash the moto x system.img.
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmjones2006:
sometimes you have to use moto-fastboot to be able to flash the large files. You can find it floating around the forums.

EDIT: here is the link for motofastboot. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33228220
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] paulgyro:
Hi all! First post here, I've read through pages and pages of forum posts looking for an answer but haven't found one so I thought I would ask a quick question.

I have an AT&T One that I recently unlocked, I then left AT&T for T-Mobile and am having issues with MMS sending/receiving and Mobile Hot spot. Everything else is functionality. T-Mobile says they can't help, HTC says they can't help.

As a result I was thinking I flashing it with a T-Mobile ROM.

Do you think it will help?

I wanted to confirm before I start digging more into how to flash it.

Thanks in advance,

Paulgyro
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] clsA:
you can convert your phone to a t-mobile one software wise but you'll always be missing the t-mobile bands that the at&t version does not support.

the step to complete conversion are

s-off

change MID and CID to t-mobiles

flash t-mobile RUU

then you'll have a t-mobile phone with no AWS and a couple missing radio bands possibly no LTE or 3G
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] paulgyro:
Thanks so much for the reply. And by the way your site looks awesome!

Currently I've unlocked my boot loader and am now moving on to the next task to get S-OFF
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LeonKnight12:
I did this for fun in my friend Sim card to test out. I flashed tmobile selection in ROM setting twrp (att rom)viper rom on AT&T HTC One and LTE works depending on location. Getting 40 Mbps.

Gonna try 30 dollar Walmart deal on att ROM for tmobile
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] paulgyro:
I'm having a heck of a time getting s-off, rumrunner is telling me to flash an unsecured kernel as my next step as it failed.

I'm sure getting a crash course in Android here. I've read the forums but thought I'd ask for a recommended kernel here or other steps.

Thanks,

Paul
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Solarenemy68:
Not sure why you are trying, as the previous poster mentioned. You will have some service. But AWS bands as well as LTE are your data and they will not work. So all you will be able to do is send and receive text and make calls.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] shinji257:
Give firewater a try instead. If you are on the new HBOOT I couldn't get rumrunner to kick through although it should work. Firewater doesn't rely on a bunch of reboots.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] kzbg:
It works even with rooted At&t stock rom

I just got an used/new HTC One from ebay. The cellphone came with stock At&t, locked, unrooted. I first unlocked the boatloader via HTCDev, then installed TWRP. Used the cellphone with T-Mobile and no issues, except the mms. Then decided to install ViperOne 6.1.0. and it fixed everything, I was able to send/receive mms, plus all additonal extras, hotspot, fully customize, etc. Unfortunately, I loved the way that Blinkfeed transition/scrol;ing had on the At&t rom and the fact that could have Flickr as widget within blinkfeed as well. So S-off the cellphone usign firewater (no pain) and installed RUU. Once, I had this Rom, I was able to get hotspot by modifying the default.xml, and killed/unistalled at&t blotware. I might just go back to ViperOne, it is a great Rom, I am just a photography phanatic and love having Flickr on Blinkfeed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 996:
I am running CleanRom right now and I was wondering if anyone has successfully ran or is currently running AOSP messaging.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
Plenty of apps in the play store that mimic aosp messaging. I like 8sms.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
Also there's an aosp messaging app somewhere in the alliance thread, you might have to dig around to find it.
[One (M8) General] PatsFan1286:
While the M8 looks amazing, I have concerns about the build quality.

I own the last few HTC flagships, so a bit of background.

Desire HD - amazing phone. Absolutely sold me on Android. The wife still uses it.

One X - I rushed out to buy this as the DHD was that good. I had to exchange this phone 4 times due to QC issues - all documented (flex, bleed, dead pixels, etc). The good phone I eventually got now has a bad strip on the digitizer. The bottom row of the keyboard / just above the unlock ring is dead. Out of warranty and unlocked so no chance with HTC. DOA - no new phone for the wife (see above).

One (M7) - amazing phone again, ran out and bought it at launch. It wasn't until I got it home that I noticed a dead pixel and a hair just under the screen. Maddening! Had to return that one as well. Took a month for my carrier to get more back in stock to replace it. In the end, this phone is close to perfect.

One (M8) - ?

Not trying to start any kind of flamewar, but my faith in HTC is waning. Are they the new Microsoft, only release anything good every other?

Just looking for feedback on the build quality on the M8.
[One (M8) General] Ravynmagi:
I thought HTC has had a pretty good reputation for build quality with the One X being the exception, not the norm for HTC. And that bad pixel on the M7, that's just bad luck that could happen on any phone.

So far, sounds like the build quality on the M8 is really good. I have less concerns about HTC's build quality than I do about some other phone manufactures (I'll avoid the flame war by not mentioning names, haha).
[One (M8) General] B-Mod:
I have two M8's here, one has a screen that is darker and yellower than the other. Not happy, it will be going back tomorrow.
[One (M8) General] Rippley05:
Had that issue on the m7 as well. A speaker blew (4 out of 5 HTC phones I've owned had blown speakers) so I filed a claim. I think it took 4 or 5 tries before I got an acceptable replacement. It was still darker and yellower than my original tho
[One (M8) General] fr0st420:
I've had pretty good luck with my HTC phones. I'm still rocking the launch day m7.
[One (M8) General] naouris:
That should be called the trolls thread!
[One (M8) General] radicalisto:
Not sure how you see this as a "Troll thread"? - OP is asking for feedback and if anyone else has or had concerns regarding build quality issues.

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My HTC One (Red) was pretty solid, however I feel any issues that the One may of had were probably Ironed out by the time the red was released into the wild. - Hopefully HTC will come back with a big bang, like Nokia they've been around a long time.. Just wondering now when the Samsung buzz will wear off and people start to choose stylish, good looking, feature orientated devices over a plastic device. (Not flaming Samsung, as I've had an S3 and an N3)
[One (M8) General] EtherealRemnant:
And everyone knows these types of threads draw out every single device basher which gives a false representation of the actual prevalence of build quality issues.

That said, name just one device that didn't have any.

As for my HTC experience, the One has been a dream... The rest of them all had a lot of issues. If the M8 follows the M7, there won't be any issues. The ONLY complaint I had about my M7 is the camera tint when not in good lighting that came up and got worse the longer I had the phone.

Speakers? Perfect

Gap? None

Display? Perfect

Durability? Incredible.

If you look in my signature, I've had a ton of HTC devices. Among them, there were some really bad ones. The Sensation? Damn thing got so hot that it would reboot if I used the GPS which made it useless for navigating anywhere. MyTouch 4G? Every time I would restart the device, it would lose its internal storage and act like I factory reset it - it was doing that out of the box. PPC-6800? I lost track of the issues between the screen, overheating, freezing, cracked camera - I replaced it through Sprint 5 times before they gave me a Touch Pro in exchange for it. The original Touch? The screen stopped responding. The Hero? The display cracked even though there was no damage to the glass - the whole thing randomly shattered internally one day.

After the Sensation, I vowed never to go HTC again. Then I got the S4 and my roommate got the One. He couldn't get used to the One coming from the S3 so he wanted to trade me, I did it and I never looked back.
[One (M8) General] kirdroid:
If you found issue in all the HTC phones you bought till now, I'm pretty sure you will have some issue with this as well.

I'm seeing a trend, are you not seeing it?
[One (M8) General] EtherealRemnant:
That's my point though - the camera issue with the M7 was likely something HTC couldn't predict until it happened since it was heat specific. Before that, my M7 the first flawless build quality device I have had since the BlackBerry Curve.

You have a Nexus and you're worried about HTC build quality? :confused:

Case in point: all mass-produced computers, tablets, and phones have isolated build quality issues. It happens. There's no sense in worrying about what may or may not happen with a device - if I was going on my track record with previous HTC devices, I would have expected to replace my One at least 2 times by now. But that didn't happen.
[One (M8) General] kirdroid:
I buy almost all phones and sell my old ones.. So I never cared about build quality since I don't keep phones for long. The point I'm trying to make is every phone will have something, even if they make a perfect phone some user will nitpick some thing.
[One (M8) General] Scott:
I kinda feel your pain...

1. One X, Launch day, before the embargo... Still have it. No issues at all.

2. One (m7), Launch day... Glass was crooked. MEaning it dipped in at the bottom and stuck out at the top. Took it back got another, dead pixel... Finally got a third that was decent.

3. One Max (m6) - Used... Perfect, no complaints.

3. One M8 - Perfect. No complaints...

We all know the One (m7) had some issues... It was luck of the draw.

I have no hesitations except screen size. Coming from N3 and One Max... Its hard to go back to 5"
[One (M8) General] graffixnyc:
And fwiw sometimes these threads cause people to look at their device so closely and see they have the same thing and then it bothers them. Had they never come across a thread like this they probably wouldn't have noticed (the small imperfections not big defects)
[One (M8) General] PatsFan1286:
I know this type of thread will always bring out trolls / fanboys of other manufacturers, but that's not my intention.

I don't think I'm being too picky when I shell out 600 bucks for a phone and expect it to be nearly perfect. I understand there are always flaws in any mass produced electronic device, but to me a dead pixel is unacceptable - once you see it, it can't be unseen. My phone has the purple tint issue with the camera, but I don't care about that. Some may say I'm being nitpicky about a pixel, but I could say the same about others who complain about the camera. To each their own I guess.

I'm not exactly sure what your point is. Yes, I'm seeing a trend, hence me creating this thread to see if others are experiencing issues with the M8. So I'm expected to just suck it up and deal with it if I'm not happy? I continue to buy HTC as I like the design, non-OLED screen, Sense and the community here on XDA.

I really am just looking for others experience with the build quality of the M8.
[One (M8) General] fernando sor:
I'm actually struggling a little with the phone being to big haha. Its pretty cool though. No actual real complaints yet.
[One (M8) General] mswlogo:
I've had a new htc every year for the past 10 or so.

I have not had to return one of them.
[One (M8) General] fr0st420:
The last time I had to bring a HTC phone back was in the touch pro 2 days lol. I guess I'm lucky
[One (M8) General] TheDougTechCrew:
I have a HTC One X and I haven't had any issues with it except for band compatibility. Also, the M8 looks nice but I wonder will the metal on it scratch easily?
[One (M8) General] berdo:
I bought the M8 from Verizon yesterday and I have zero issues. Screen is gorgeous, no yellowing. There are no gap issues like the M7. Screen is flush with the boom sound speakers. The build quality is outstanding. I had three M7s and each one had issues. One with gaps but a flush screen. One with no gaps but the screen was not flush. And one had gaps and the screen was off.

This phone is easily the highest build quality phone I've ever had. And I have been through many phones.
[One (M8) General] jaaystott:
I really really can speak out of experience, having owned many HTC devices!

HTC Desire - Fantastic phone, no issues, camera lens was very easy to scratch though and after two years the backplate of the phone became loose.

HTC Desire HD - Fantastic phone, no issues there either. I think my only gripe was the AWFUL side cover for the battery and the bottom plastic part of the phone. If I ran my finger over the bottom of the phone there was a difference in levels between the sim-card cover and the body of the phone. No big issue though, and not really a build quality issue either, more of a design flaw.

HTC Mozart - Terrible phone. Lovely design but the phone got dust underneath the screen after having it for just two months. Luckily it was only a temporary phone though. I smashed my Desire HD and picked up a Mozart new in a sale. I got the Sensation three months later.

HTC Sensation & Sensation XE - This phone had a somewhat strange design. The entire back of the phone would come off and it wrapped around the front slightly. After removing the cover two or three times it didn't fit as snugly as it once did and every time you pressed a capacitive button it would result in the phone creaking against the back of the body of the phone. Hard to explain, once again more of a design flaw.

HTC One X - By far the worst HTC phone, but down to design flaws once again. Wi-Fi antenna was stuck to the body of the phone, not the internal of the phone, Tegra 3 chipset would heat up a LOT resulting in the polycarbonate expanding and you being left with no Wi-Fi signal or a very weak one indeed. In terms of other things, such as dead pixels I never experienced this. All in all I had about 6 HTC One Xs in a short space of time due to the Wi-Fi issue, and the Wi-Fi issue was the only problem I had with them. I switched to a GS3 due to this.

HTC One (M7) - I have had about 10 HTC One's in the past year, I got one on release day though and it had the infamous gap issue. This is somewhat a design issue, once again, but could also be a build quality issue as they shouldn't have been let out of QC like that. Due to the complex design of the phone, the edges are prone to sticking out and being "un-even" with the metal housing on the speakers. At the top and bottom of the phones there is often a hairline gap between the polycarbonate and the speaker frame too. On the sides of the phone, the black plastic strips are prone to being uneven, the volume rocker can become loose sometimes. The white polycarbonate was prone to staining and getting dirty, but this isn't really an issue it's to be expected. It's important to note that though annoying, none of these issues rendered the phone unusable. Maybe just unacceptable in some people preferences (mine, I'm a perfectionist and dropping £479 on a phone is a lot)

I will be getting the M8, and I will be an early adopter. I love HTC phones, they are the best regardless.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
Hi all, I am in urgent need of some help...

I got my GS4 when it first came out back in May. It was the VRUAMDK build. I used ODIN and motochopper to get it rooted, eventually got CM going and have been using it ever since.

Today I was playing around flashing different nightlies of CM11. I went to restore from a backup, but it error'd out and said it couldn't restore /data. I rebooted anyway and it hung on the CM logo for about 10 minutes. I tried a wipe/restore again and the same thing happened. I should note that since updating to CWM 6.x.x.x from (I think?) 2.x.x.x I hadn't attempted a restore from backup, but I know that restore worked on CWM 2.

So anyway I went to this thread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2301259

Followed the instructions, similar to when I first rooted my phone, and flashed the 99% factory image with Odin. It "worked" ie no errors but upon reboot my phone hangs on the Verizon logo. It gets through the Samsung boot logo but will just sit at the Verizon logo. Not frozen because the logo is shimmering.

At this point I have no idea what to do. Help?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Marshmellow92:
so i just got done using odin for my phone however i did not have mdk. im on mk2. i figured i really needed my phone like now so i just went and used the full wipe. if you really want everything back then i really dont know what else you could do because i myself didnt for my device.

if youre willing to do full wipe you can go ahead and do this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2289325
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
Yeah, I'm currently downloading that. Crossing my fingers that it works...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Marshmellow92:
good luck! :D

also you can just re root and everything after its done.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
Yeah, I'm not too worried about having to go through all that.. I should be able to restore apps from my external SD, I would think...

Did you have the same problem? Completely soft bricked and needed a full wipe? I'm a bit worried that the 99% wipe didn't work.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Marshmellow92:
no i had SS and i installed a rom in default slot. (went full retard) and rom had way to many problems so i just did that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
Well, I flashed a full factory image and my phone still hangs on the Verizon screen.

Please, can somebody help?

Edit: Oh FFS it hung there for like a full minute or two before booting. FINALLY. I WIN
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Oishikatta:
How did you re-root/recovery after the odin to MDK?

I have the MDK bootloader, but I've never had to odin back to stock.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] griffsterb:
The same way as when I first got my phone. I Odin'd the pre-release MD2 kernel, used motochopper to grant root access and install SuperSU, Odin'd back to MDK, then downloaded GooManager to install TWRP.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Mistertac:
*Odin back MDK kernel... Not full factory image. Just clarifying
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] datdaica:
i bought moto g pay and go from o2 network in the uk. i watched some video on youtube and saw that moto g with 4.4 kitkat have a quick camera access button on the right bottom in the lock screen. Funny thing is that mine doesn't show that button althought it already update to 4.4 kitkat ( about phone section shows that). any ideals, please ? :silly:
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] felipedacruz:
I was looking at the tech specs for the new HTC One and T-Mobile has less support for LTE bands.

Is it just a matter of HTC referring only to the bands that matter to each carrier or is it actually a question of different radios.

I ask because apparently the Google Play edition follows T-Mobile's hardware (possibly to provide support for both US GSM carriers), and makes it a no deal for international customers that need support to other bands.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] ausch30:
In the review on Engadget they say there are 6 different versions of the phone. It seems the everyone who got it early for review received the international version without US LTE support. These are the radios for the AT&T and T-Mobile versions.

http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/25/htc-one-2014-review/

GSM/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900) (All)

HSPA+

AT&T: (850/1900/2100) with HSPA+ up to 21 Mbps

T-Mobile: (850/AWS/1900/2100) with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps

LTE

AT&T: (700/850/AWS/1800/1900/2600)

T-Mobile: (700/AWS)

I've been looking into it myself because I'd like to get the T-Mobile version and flash the GPE rom and it does look like the GPE is the same hardware as T-Mobile's copy.

I really hate how these companies make a bunch of different hardware configurations. They're obviously capable of putting all the radios in one device, LG did it for AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint with the Nexus 5. N5 on T-Mobile is my current phone, I'm still trying to decide if the M8 is a worthy upgrade.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] Elythor:
Yes the lack of compatibility between the two carriers is extremely annoying. I have the Dev Edition of M7 right now and it irks me to no end that I am stuck with AT&T with it. I'd totally buy the M8 if it supports all the frequencies of the AT&T version PLUS AWS for HSPA+.

I travel overseas a lot and I am very disappointed that I get more usage out of my old Samsung Galaxy S2 than the M7.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] AnDruid:
So how does this translate for M8 bought from somewhere else but used on T-Mobile network. I have ordered the M8 from Amazon (Prime shipping FTW), but it does not mention LTE bands.

http://www.amazon.com/HTC-One-M8-Unlocked-Warranty/dp/tech-data/B00J3554KE/ref=de_a_smtd

If I assume all non carrier branded M8 are the same, would the Play store description be accurate?

https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=htc_m8

Play store description mentions "700 MHz, AWS", which is a match with the engadget article "T-Mobile: (700/AWS)".

Would flashing a different radio software allow getting past incompatibilities, or the hardware itself is set to specific bands.

EDIT:

Just noticed this note at the bottom of Play Store page:

But also noticed this on the Amazon page:

From quick research, T-Mobile will get LTE in 1900MHZ by "end of 2014". I think I need to ask around a bit on Amazon/T-mobile and research some more...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M8)] ausch30:
Someone with more knowledge of radios can probably give a better answer than me but, as I said earlier, at first glance it looks like the Play Store (GPE) version has the same radios as the T-Mobile version. There's also a YouTube video of someone using a T-Mobile sim in their Verizon copy and it worked although, according to the data in the Engadget review, I don't think data speeds are as fast as they would be with the T-Mobile specific phone, at least on HSPA+.

http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/25/htc-one-2014-review/

GSM/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900) (All)

HSPA+

Verizon: (850/900/1900/2100) with HSPA+ up to 14.4 Mbps

T-Mobile: (850/AWS/1900/2100) with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps

LTE

Verizon: (700/AWS/1800/2600)

T-Mobile: (700/AWS)

These are the radios in the GPE version

GSM/GPRS/EDGE quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

HSPA/UMTS quad-band 850/AWS/1900/2100 MHz

3G (850, 1900, 2100 MHz)

HSDPA 21, HSUPA 5.76

4G LTE (700 MHz, AWS)