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[HTC One M8 for Windows] savage25rcracer:
Working On T-Mobile

So I picked one up on the 19th from my local VZW store, I do not have VZW I have T-Mobile.

I put my T-Mobile SIM in and everything works BUT MMS, VZW has removed the Add MMS APN option; from all of there WP devices.

Any ideas.........

Also this is just a single registry edit to re-enable the option.

AND

If I understand this correctly it is in direct violation of "CFR) 47 CFR 27.16 (e)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] brad1825:
Download SysApp Pusher from the Store:

link: SysApp Pusher

Then install the HTC Connection Setup app, worth a shot
[HTC One M8 for Windows] savage25rcracer:
Will not work, tried every trick known. There is no current way of changing the MMS APN
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Silotolis:
If any of you find a way to change the MMS APN, please let me know. I am in the same situation where I am not able to send MMS..

Thanks.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] savage25rcracer:
I have summited a complaint to the FCC, you can too!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Silotolis:
Sorry if this sounds stupid, but what is the FCC?

lol..
[HTC One M8 for Windows] The Fer-Shiz-Nizzle:
Federal Communications Commision
[HTC One M8 for Windows] FearlessPixel:
M8 Windows Edition now "Coming Soon" on AT&T's website.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] sionicion:
That's been up for quite a long time.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] DataSyncID:
I've been seeing a lot of people saying AT&T stores are saying next month for the release, but I can't find anything more concrete than guess work..
[HTC One M8 for Windows] kilin81:
I have to disagree my 920 smashed and so I went with an M8 cause the only other option I had was a 1020 or buy an unlocked phone from the us a full cost :(

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**** I'll throw a 20
[HTC One M8 for Windows] wase4711:
I'm dumping my home phone line, and transferring the number to tmobile next week, so I think I may try a windows phone this time..

"variety is the spice of life"
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Oditius:
Let's not make this a WP vs Android. Which isn't allowed anyway. I like both OS.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] kilin81:
I love my m8 it's an amazing phone but would be ecstatic if I could get it with Windows that's all I meant
[HTC One M8 for Windows] RealEmotionX:
I seriously doubt that.

We will probably see the 930 on ATT before we see the M8.

Verizon's exclusivity has to be at least six months, surely.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] PcFish:
They pretty much regulate anything that sends a signal in the US. For example, they make sure every cell phone out there passes an RF (radio frequency) test to make sure our brains absorb safe levels RF energy. They grant and revoke access to certain frequencies depending on the type of technology, etc. IE they grant T-Mobile access to certain frequency bands for their service.

They also censor TV and regulate 911 emergency services and other things.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Stephen:
Thread cleaned,

Videos like that are often fake and the surveys are used to make the poster money / credits, which is why we don't allow them on XDA.

Many thanks,

Ghost
[HTC One M8 for Windows] thals1992:
redacted
[HTC One M8 for Windows] rasstar:
This phone probably flopped hard sales wise. I wonder if it will still come to Tmobile?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Mohanned85:
how can i put windows on my sense htc m8
[HTC One M8 for Windows] :
You can't. Not as of now.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] sknobs:
Now that Tmobile has released its M8 Windows Phone. What needs to be done. I can pick one up and do what I can. Goal is to have a Multiboot Lollipop/WP M8............sweetness!!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] ajbiz11:
We need an emmc dump

Good luck with that

Not only would it void the warranty to open the phone to get it, there's near no chance anyone

A) cares

B) can decrypt it

C) can much more (get the bootloader emulated, partitions re-schemed, etc)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] riteshbendre:
One question -

Can I flash the One M8 (Windows) RUU on One M8 Android version? to have Windows Phone 8.1 ?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] lahegry:
No, different partitions
[HTC One M8 for Windows] ajbiz11:
Different boot loader

The RUU is flashed differently even

Actually...someone that makes me wonder how RUU works from an underlying standpoint...maybe the flash itself is similar, on the boot loader end anyways (I.e. on a totally bricked phone, the actual RUU takes, when packaged properly for the Android boot loader)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Tachi91:
Has there been any rumors/whispers of a International/Unlocked model coming out relatively soon?

Contemplating getting one, but even though updates are guaranteed through HTC Advantage a carrier branded model throws that notion out the window.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SolarTrans:
Buy the T-Mobile variant. It's unlocked and unbranded.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Tachi91:
I mean unbranded software wise.

If it comes with T-mobile crap installed then its branded by them and updates need to be pushed from them. Which sucks
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SolarTrans:
Ah I see. They probably have some branding in the software. I think they're usually pretty fast with updates, but I don't know.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] johnemc2:
Dual-boot

Not quite keen on having a Windows Mobile device but I think it would be neat to play around with if there was ever a dual-boot version for GSM devices, but that'll only happen if there is a GSM release of this phone.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] uh60james:
It is GSM, it's on both AT&T and T-Mobile.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Agenthex:
Android on Windows M8?

Hi, guys.

I know the two models for Android and Windows Mobile are slightly different hardware, and they probably lock Windows from being able to be loaded on other phones, but does that mean that they locked the WM version from allowing anything else to boot? Is there a way to install Android OS on the Windows Mobile version of the M8?

I ask because the WM version is cheaper to find used, and I don't much care for Windows on a phone. It would be fun to try to modify it if it could support both.

Thanks.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
If there would be already a way all would go crazy.

So no there is nothing yet for booting android on wp8 m8 oder wp8 on normal m8

Gesendet von meinem HTC One_M8 mit Tapatalk
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Budske:
So, still nothing about porting WP8 to the android variant of the m8? (not dual boot, single boot... Transform an Android powered M8 into a WP powered M8)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] rasstar:
Nope there is nothing. I doubt it is possible.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Souldrinker:
Well there was a guy in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2865785 that claimed that he was able to convert the WP8 version to Android and said he was going to post a guide on that and maybe the other way around too last weekend. But he hasn't delivered yet, so maybe not...
[HTC One M8 for Windows] rasstar:
It is a fake.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] nodspy:
Okay. I have both the windows phone version and the android version. (att, tmoble respectively)

I have the hardware and the will but am lacking the knowledge on how to make this happen. Anyone want to help me?

sundogheadsnake@gmail.com
[HTC One M8 for Windows] rasstar:
Why not share it so others can experiment?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] wrconstruction:
I NEED HELP IM NEW TO WINDOWS Phone 8.1

i have a htc one m8 windows and i'm currently using it on cricket and i'm trying to get some step by step instructions on how to get mms working, please keep i mind i have zero experience with windows phone but i know a lot about pc and windows because i'm running it on my pc. i'm switching from android and i really need help thanks in advanced
[HTC One M8 for Windows] ajbiz11:
Wish I would have noticed this post.

Well, we could try and get firmware dumps off the emmc, but they're more than likely going to be really hard to read, mainly because there will both be encryption and other issues

Honestly, we could either work on this, or wait to see what Windows 10 beings (that Xaiomi ROM will be fun to poke at)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Specialop24:
Has anything been considered in this realm recently? Still hoping this can be done. I'm not S-Off yet but I will if I can get dual boot. (Or at least flash between the two).
[HTC One M8 for Windows] rasstar:
It has been over a year since the first post. No one cares about this anymore. At least I don't since I sold the M8.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] masfaq:
Is there any option to remove Verizon settings and to install stock Windows 10 to HTC M8 for windows?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] PopKoRn93:
UK availability

Hello, sorry to be a noob guys but I'm getting so frustrated with empty promises of the htc one coming to the UK on windows- it is a brilliant phone on a brilliant platform, there is not one other windows phone I could imagine in my device family, not even the new 950 range. Would it be better to import and unlock a US handset, or is it possible to flash a UK android phone? Any help is always appreciated.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] taenkas:
Buy from US! No way to flash from Android to WP and vice versa! If you prefer using LTE also in the EU I suggest to get the AT&T version since this one covers most European LTE bands. AT&T unlocks the phone via thier website for free https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/

To get the phone to the UK I can recommend usgobuy and myUS.

Enjoy!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] sotoszx:
Hi, there is a way to upgrade to android? It is possible to do this? Thanks.

see this, android-marshmallow60.net/tutorial/upgrade-update-htc-one-m8-for-windows.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
I'm really hoping it won't take much to use it on gsm:/
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SolarTrans:
So do I
[HTC One M8 for Windows] boe323:
I hope devs take up this challenge, id love to have windows 8.1 on m8 gsm phone, to go with my pc.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] H.e.S.a.M:
i love this phone
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
Right! I was just thinking about getting a Windows phone and using this and the the Windows phone....weeeellll this is better! Way better!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] iiTz_android:
What I'm confused about is if the dev does manage to port the ROM... Wouldn't people need the Supercid to flash version ROM on non Verizon HTC one M8
[HTC One M8 for Windows] superchilpil:
Depends on how you flash it, if it requires to flash through the boot loader then yes you will need suoerCID. Or at least s-off
[HTC One M8 for Windows] PunishedSnake:
I wonder how battery life compares to gpe
[HTC One M8 for Windows] canadacam39:
If someone creates a ROM/RUU for this that runs on a GSM One M8, I'll happily throw a tenner in their direction.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] importunerdj:
Heck I say we throw up a bounty speed this process up. I will gladly contribute to have a way to flash WP on my phone. Almost purchased a Icon...just couldn't do it though. But to have the possibility of having WP on my M8? Awesome...
[HTC One M8 for Windows] superchilpil:
Y'all can start a bounty but IMO I think its useless. If a developer really wants to port it then they will.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Inty4:
I'm all up for a bounty as well, and I'm pretty sure that the developers will be all over this. I've never loved a phone as much as my M8, it's actually a bit ridicilous.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
The king is back, baby! HD2 reborn! I hope Cotulla is seeing this!

Allow me to be optimistic here and list you some of the doors open to us.

From Android we get Ubuntu and Jolla (Sailfish OS) - both have been aiming to work with Android hardware.

From Windows Phone we can get Windows RT (shared core, hopefully drivers will work as well).

This is so exciting.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
Really hope I can run this on my m8 T-Mobile. Will be interesting to say the least
[HTC One M8 for Windows] JuannTwo3:
Despite being an Android die hard for the most part, I love Windows Phone 8. I switch between this and my Lumia 1020 every couple of weeks. Having WP8 on this hardware would be absolutely amazing.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
Would be funny if more than half running wp8 on the m8 were unofficial . No one is buying the m8 w8 but how are all these phones running the w8 software ;)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
That's exactly how I feel. Dual boot sour be the ABSOLUTE best!!

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I actually hope this happens. I hate carrier exclusives. I think carriers need to be competitive with price and service. Not need to force users there so they can get the phone they like.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
In theory if you were to flash this in fastboot how likely would you brick this. Assuming partitions are different I would assume flashing w8 ruu would format partitions and and set them up as wp8. What radios does it support and would you likely be able to make calls/text?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
We don't know yet if these are exact same devices with different RUUs baked in or if there are any internal differences.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] superchilpil:
We do know they are the exact same devices, at least the Verizon variants.

The problem is going to be getting the radios to work properly
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
If they are the same devices, what would the problem with the radios be? They'd just use the same drivers for everything.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] robocuff:
There's a link to an article a page or two back that says the hardware is 100% identical. If that's the case, the radios and all the rest should be no problem. That said, as I see it, the big problem is the partitions. There's not a snowballs chance in you know where that they'll be the same. I suspect without an RUU, that's a bigger problem than most realize. Would be a huge undertaking to figure that all out. Not holding my breath on this one. But then again, I could be wrong. :)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] lahegry:
Windows drivers vs android drivers are a bit different.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] superchilpil:
Because although the hardware is the same, the software is not. The radio portion is carrier specific. Verizon is a CDMA carrier and most HTC m8's are GSM. So our radios are incompatible.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
There shouldn't be a problem if M8 Android and M8 Windows have the exact same guts.

The drivers will be different, having been written for an entirely different OS, but again, if on the inside it is the exact same phone as M8 Android, there should not be any issues.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] superchilpil:
There is software on your phone besides the OS that interacts between the hardware and software. That would be the radio, now since Verizon is CDMA and our phones are GSM they are not completely interchangeable. There's a possibility that it will work unmodified, but odds are HTC made is specific to Verizon so it will not work on other networks.

The rest of the software will work fine, just not the radio
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
Oh, I see what you mean. Well, the good news is that AT&T is going to sell M8 Windows as well: http://www.engadget.com/2014/08/19/att-htc-m8-windows/

So we not only have a GSM version coming, it will probably come unbranded at some point. With that in mind, if the hardware is all truly identical, even the radio shouldn't be an issue.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Cass67:
I think the Verizon version while being mostly the same hardware, the htc spec page shows the bands it uses (link below). While this would mostly work id suspect there may be a compatibility issue with the 4g radio driver if indeed they limited it to the one carrier with for example the UK O2 4g network as it uses 800Mhz which the Verizon version seems not to support.

The ATT version or indeed if Sprint carries this windows version we may have more luck with in the uk on O2 4G as the spec below shows.

Upshot is no one will know until we have the phone / RUU in our hands to see where we lie with the driver support ... interesting taking a look though .

http://www.htc.com/us/smartphones/htc-one-m8-windows/

2G/2.5G - GSM/GPRS/EDGE:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G - WCDMA:
850/900/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 14.4 Mbps
CDMA:
800/1900
4G - LTE:
Bands 3,4,7,13

http://www.htc.com/uk/smartphones/htc-one-m8/

2G/2.5G - GSM/GPRS/EDGE:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G - WCDMA:
850/900/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps
4G - LTE:
800/900/1800/2600 MHz

http://www.htc.com/us/smartphones/htc-one-m8/

2G/2.5G - GSM/GPRS/EDGE:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G - WCDMA:
EMEA: 850/900/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps
Asia: 850/900/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps
AT&T: 850/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 21 Mbps
Sprint: 850/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA up to 14.4 Mbps
Verizon: 850/900/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 14.4 Mbps
TMUS: 850/AWS/1900/2100 MHz with HSPA+ up to 42 Mbps
CDMA:
Sprint: 800/1900
Verizon: 800/1900
4G - LTE:
EMEA: 800/900/1800/2600 MHz
Asia: 700/900/1800/2100/2600 MHz
AT&T: 700/850/AWS/1800/1900/2600 MHz
Sprint: FDD 800/1900 MHz , TDD 2600 MHz
Verizon: 700/AWS/1800/2600 MHz
TMUS: 700/AWS MHz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks
[HTC One M8 for Windows] robocuff:
A quote from the article linked to in the second post of this thread:

From what that says, GSM shouldn't be a problem.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Riff76:
I see at&t just posts above. I also saw it in an article today. Gsm will be covered one way or the other
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
Really hope ruu gets released soon
[HTC One M8 for Windows] robocuff:
I doubt it. This is Verizon we're talking about here. I'm on Verizon. Still waiting for an Android RUU and it's been how many months? Once again, don't hold your breath. :)
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Cass67:
Id be surprised if the RUU was not the least of the problems to be faced.. WP8 or whatever its called used secure boot and to get around that im sure will need some work, especially if the bootloader in the M8 is not the same, exactly, as the M8 WP8 variant.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
It's been leaked a few times that the bootloaders are compatible
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Cass67:
Nice, hadn't seen that .. got a link ?

edit - nvm i see the upleaks post and the sites reference it ..
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
Haha yeah:) I'm very excited!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] ILIVE4HEAD:
Too bad the Microsoft store has Like 100 apps?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
It's really not that bad. They are catching up fast
[HTC One M8 for Windows] SilverHedgehog:
We can have a flamewar somewhere else. Let's focus on how this could be the second coming of the great HD2 instead.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
Well it appears the only full ruu I have found was for the GPE. In any case I have a feeling it will come eventually
[HTC One M8 for Windows] sherman901:
I love Windows Phone and hate having to pick between phones. I've been on an Android kick recently so I picked up the M8. I'm itching to get the Windows Phone version now. I really, really hope we can dual boot or at least flash WP ROMs. I'm getting too excited thinking of the possibility. Too bad I can't code to save my life.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Art2Fly:
Different bootloader, different kernel, different file partition layout
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
Where did you get this information
[HTC One M8 for Windows] aidinvm_ultimate:
Dual boot will not be so far....:D

at&t also confirms it will have this phone on its list, so GSM user have their fun :))))))))))))))))))))))))

http://www.gsmarena.com/at_t_confirms_that_it_will_carry_htc_one_m8_for_windows_-news-9402.php
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Shadow Samurai:
I'm hopping ships once this dual boot thing takes off. Like living the glory days of the HD2 all over again!:D

Can't wait. I guarantee ya XDA will work their magic

Sent from the one and only Oneplus One
[HTC One M8 for Windows] sardroid:
Bootloaders are compatible.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Father_Russia:
What is this HD2 you guys speak of? And with the current statements from these major phone carriers (Same hardware, and

GSM comparability) I'm really looking forward to this. Never owned a windows phone before, I'm exited.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] LittleH79:
You don't know the all time king of phones which could boot everything at then end :eek::eek:

Joking aside, it was a phone which could (dual)boot windows, android and in the end like every OS which was out there :D
[HTC One M8 for Windows] trh1341:
It ended up running Windows rt and ububtu
[HTC One M8 for Windows] ext109:
http://xdaforums.com/htc-hd2

I miss that thing :') I cracked the screen, then got it fixed, but somehow broke it again.. then I replaced it with the evo 3d but that thing disappointed me. But coming from the hd2, every phone would've been a disappointment back then.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Father_Russia:
Where was I when that phone was around? Damn.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] EclipseX:
damm, I said, now I need to sell my s4 i9506 xD....

Call cotulla and make it work :D lol

This is Hd2/hd7 Again :D
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Stephen:
Moderator information,

Can we please keep all posts relating to the m8 only thank you.

Ghost
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Father_Russia:
Not to go against the rules or anything here, but in a sense we are discussing the m8 still. We are comparing it to the apparently legendary HD2, saying that the M8 might be the new HD2.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] oblikas:
Or me and MultiROM
[HTC One M8 for Windows] squabbi:
Oh yeah. Nice work on the M7! :) Just wondering, has there been a lot of work on multirom for the M8?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] oblikas:
MultiROM and MultiROM TWRP are done and working,only the kexec patch isn't
[HTC One M8 for Windows] hbt15:
I've always wanted to try Windows phone but without the commitment of actually owning one when I prefer android.

This will be awesome if can interchange between the 2 on a whim.

Bring it on!
[HTC One M8 for Windows] FearlessPixel:
Any guesses how long it will be till att actually gets the phone?
[HTC One M8 for Windows] jake.99x3:
Great to hear, was wondering when a solution would come for dual boot.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] -juanito-:
WP seems to be have better power management than Android.

With the same battery, HTC One (M8) for Windows listed to have nearly double the battery life of the One (M8) - http://goo.gl/pozRq6
[HTC One M8 for Windows] md1008:
Not surprising android isn't the best at battery management. That's why android phones often have double the iPhone
[HTC One M8 for Windows] :
has anyone actually got the phone?

:laugh:
[HTC One M8 for Windows] Tachi91:
I don't think an RUU would work off the bat. I would assume it will search for a Windows boot loader connected before an RUU attempts to flash.

So unless RUU mode on our M8 can be tricked into flashing the WP boot loader. The only way I can think of is using a method similar to one used on the HTC Rezound that if bricked purposely you can sideload using Linux an older hboot to gain s-off.... So since it was in such a low level state connected you could I guess flash any boot loader you wanted as long as it was supported. If we can put the m8 in such a state where it would connect via Linux and be able to send the WP boot loader then yes I can see something like that working.

But to get into that low level state we had to short two pins on the motherboard, and this being a b**ch to open up unless an easier method can be devised only the truly desperate or curious would attempt it.
[HTC One M8 for Windows] dannejanne:
That's just specs printed on paper they can type whatever they feel like. I have had two Lumia 930 recently that have 2420mAh battery (a tad less smaller than our 2600mAh) and the battery life was very bad. Much worse than our M8's. About half usage time but as good if not slightly better in standby. So to me WP does not seem to have good power management at least not while in use. The Amoled screen should be power effecient too on the 930 as most pixels are off most of the time. I returned both my Lumia 930 because of screen issues and the bad battery life.