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[XPERIA X10 General] Diamond777:
I get all your points guys and I appreciate the feedback.

Slight correction: With free GPS I meant without using 3G assistance, like Igo08 for example.

But your right, the battery issue should settle in after a few more days and I really hope to adapt myself to the X10 way of doing things.

Obviously when Timescape makes the correct modifications it will kick some serious butt... BUT for now you gotta give it to me that it was presented in a way smoother way then it really is! anyhow thanks for the feedback once again.
[XPERIA X10 General] rodnitski:
I have to Agree with Cinner.....after 1 1/2 weeks with this phone, I still have a hard time putting it down. The battery life could better as 10 hours of life is not enough but the overall feel and UI make up for that shortfall.

The HTC magic I had was on its 3rd replacement before trading for the X10....so far no lock ups or freezing
[XPERIA X10 General] sammis:
You can use any of the Android compatible GPS applications(Sygic,N_drive,Motonav,Copilot)without 3G assistance(Turn it off)and still get a very fast gps lock.
[XPERIA X10 General] Diamond777:
Thanks for the tip, I will look into it :)
[XPERIA X10 General] tuxStyle:
Well, none of them are free.

This is the only thing making me still use my 5800 XM as my main phone and the X10 as media device :)
[XPERIA X10 General] Bialynia:
This thread should be retitled to "So few issues with x10". The post preceding mine is downright laughable, not enough widgets! Are you serious? That's your niggle? This easily SE's most ready for primetime phone EVER.
[XPERIA X10 General] joerome:
no one is perfect. and this applies to cell phones. if you don't like it. sell it to someone else who will appreciate it more.

and btw. i am enjoying my new X10 VERY MUCH.

its nice that you point out some of the negative issues about the phone but dont make it sound like SE made the phone just for you and you are not satisfy with it.

email your pts to SE and hope they will improve base on your opinion
[XPERIA X10 General] kitsVA:
Completed my 15th day with X10. First few days I was worried about battery but all that got better as I know I was using my phone a lot more than I normally do the first few days as I am trying to customize and play with the phone. Now, it easily lasts me like any other phone I had recently (Nexus One, iPhone 3GS, X1, etc).

I feel it's the best phone I ever owned even though I have a long wishlist but mainly the ability to create playlists and also to be able to add a track to the listening queue and smart dialer. There are free apps for smart dialer but I love the look of X10 dialer so I end up going back to it even though I miss the smart dial feature.

I don't see any lag with TimeScape or MediaScape. All I notice is if I open TimeScape after several hours and I have several new updates on Twitter and Facebook, it takes time only because it is trying to download data to update the tiles. If I am on WiFi, even these downloads happen quite fast.

The only main mod I did is change the keyboard to Swype.
[XPERIA X10 General] ShadowFlare:
Yes The X10 have problems, some people can live and still love it, others just can't stand it. Nothing is perfect, if you can't live with it, just part with it really.

I love my X10 with all its quirks, just to be a little bit patient till the Pros root the device and start cooking. SE won't do any updates until they release Android 2.1, lucky if we get that by september.
[XPERIA X10 General] noblackthunder:
i dont know what you talking about. i know some have batteri iddue but i think domthing is erong with the batteri or phone since i dont have anny problem. the only bug/ issue the phone has is bluetoth that will be fixt in a patch. yes it can take 5 - 10 sec load timescape but its not lagy at al at my phone. send your phone back for repair and it will be fixt :-)

Sent from my X10i using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[XPERIA X10 General] cashaw:
I think you have demonstrated another 'out of the box' issue with the X10 in your post there ! The shoddy default keyboard included on the X10 ;) I have updated to the HTC keyboard and that is workng fine now, though I still find the IPOD keyboard easier to use....
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] djglenn1337:
Some some strange reason if I try and hard spl / flash via usb method Windowds Mobile Device centre drops out half way through the process (when phone goes into boot screen) and the install fails because the phone is no longer sync'd with the PC....

I have never had this issue before....which is why it is puzzling me..

I get an error message on the PC saying: "Error [206]: Connection"

PC is running Win 7, 64bit if that makes any difference...

p.s do I need to hard spl each time I install a rom? I kind of do it now out of habbit......
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] Aerox912:
Windows 7 x64 is the problem, you need hacked drivers.

update the drivers of your phone with the ones attached here.

You don't have to do HardSPL every time, only one time is enough.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] tompok82:
Since when do you need a hacked driver to flash Xperia X1 using Windows 7 64 bit?

I've been flashing using my PC which is on Windows 7 64 bit, never have I used hacked drivers.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] djglenn1337:
Thanks for the reply.

I have unzipped the folder, but am unsure what I have to do with the files....

Sorry for being such a n00b....
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] laurence0609:
I have a Windows 7 x64 PC and got no problem flashing different ROM's on this thread. As what the others have said, you only need to HardSPL your phone once and then you can flash any ROM you want. You don't need any drivers as I have not installed any on my PC. Maybe your phone's battery is below50% during the time of flashing? If that's a no go for you, why don't you try flashing using the SD Card method?
[Nexus One General] SabrWolf:
just thought some of you might wanna know,

apparently the HTC incredible is fitted with a brand new (late 2009) maXTouch sensor with unlimited touch support,

vs the Nexus one/desire old synaptic cleartouch 2000 (inaccurate "dualtouch" implementation).

www .engadget.com/2010/04/26/confirmed-droid-incredibles-multitouch-support-is-better-than/

(cant post links so fill in the blank after www)

it kinda feels like the nexus one we bought is getting phased out real quick,

what makes it difficult is its all in the hardware side

no wonder verizon dropped the nexus-one, who would get one vs an internal 8gb, proper multi-touch, 8mp camera upgraded phone ?

im willing to bet it wont have any 3G issues either..

if only incredible wasnt so damn ugly, here's hoping for a Super AMOLED EVO ( im having doubts about its TFT screen )
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
all this is sh*t the hd2 has the same screen as nexus one and it can track the fingures right it is all driver issue look at this videos ,and who said that nexus one has the clearpad 2000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgTxo_Ia27o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOD3c...watch_response

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXXNY...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLFUh...eature=related
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
Will the later batches of the Nexus One use this new MaxTouch sensor? I will be disappointed if they do because that would mean that I paid the same price for an inferior device. :p
[Nexus One General] shep211:
Its not ****. This is real. We have old touch screen that only handles 2 touch points. The new one is unlimited.
[Nexus One General] nazrin313:
i guess the incredible has got a significant advantage over our nexus in terms of hardware...but on the upside, i think the nexus is more developer friendlier (roms, kernel, undervolting, overclocking, modding) n i think this is a major advantage over any htc sense android phones on the market...
[Nexus One General] SabrWolf:
how exactly do you know the HD2 packs the same touchscreen as the nexus one?

also i have not seen any definite proof of HD2 not having a clearpad 2000 (ala non X/Y confusing dualtouch)
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
10 points.
[Nexus One General] sassyness77:
hmmmm,

I thought read that the HD2 DID have the same clearpad2000 touchpad. I dont have proof so i might be mistaken...But honestly what i believe is that by the time the android market really Catches up to apple and gets out the games that reequire REAL multi-touch, our nexus ones will already be replaced with the nexus 2 or another better phone, which will also include the newer touchpanel...

(Please dont yell at me about the market "catching up" Its only my opinon) :)
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
the nexus one problem is it cannot track the two fingers when they are close togeather but in the video hd2 could do that so nexus one has driver issues , i can use more than two points of contact on playstation emulators and on supermario game using emulator , so what does this all means (hd2 usesbetter screen technology ,also the matrix form on hd2 screen and nexus one screen are the same or it is just driver issue on nexus one and desire)
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
Either way theyre both android, so more power to these phones...

I still wouldnt trade my Nexus for it though, and to add to what the previous posters have to say about the Nexus. I also think the Nexus still looks sexier! :)
[Nexus One General] Agent Wax:
Who would want to get a N1? Someone who cares about customization?
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Synaptics did:

http://www.synaptics.com/about/press/press-releases/synaptics-clearpad-on-nexus-one-smartphone
[Nexus One General] Ssantos6981:
who really cares?

I mean seriously. why are there so many threads knocking on the nexus. I love my nexus and have had no problems with is whatsoever.

I guess some people really have nothing better to do...
[Nexus One General] jacka$$1:
I second that. For people who give a rat's a$$, it's all about nit-picking and d***-measuring now when comparing N1 with Incredible. Stupid fan boys! If you buy a new phone, be happy with what you have, get to REALLY know it through customizations, learn to use your new hardware to its fullest, and try not to dump it so soon like used condoms! There are just too many spoiled f*****s with short attention spans that when they discover something new like the Incredible (or EVO, or iPhone 4G, or Windows Mobile 7 Phone), they think their newly acquired Nexus is now CRAP! There's still a LOT of mileage on that new N1 you got there. Use it and be happy! You will NEVER be on top of the "obsolescene" game so don't even try it. You may even save some money to get laid with! Remember people! It's just a freakin' phone!
[Nexus One General] resinous:
i appreciate endgadget hating on the n1. maybe google will wake up and address the n1's issues.
[Nexus One General] spankee:
I also read that even though the incredible has 8gb of internal storage, You still wont be able to store apps there. Dunno the reasoning behind that.
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
Whats funny is that I currently don't have a smartphone. I have a nice samsung "sgh-t639" (shout out) and my contract is up with t-mobile in 42 days. I have looked at these others phones like the HD2, Desire, iPhone 4G, Incredible (etc) and I still believe that the Nexus One is a better phone and a better buy (180 with 2 year contract). I do believe the EVO is the best phone out there (or coming) but the price tag and the ugly sprint logo on the phone is something I don't want to mess with. Sorry to those of you that actually like logo's on phones, my current one does but its tiny.

Final thought, i'm also in love with the fact at how quickly google is keeping up all the nexus one demands. Fast-enough over the air updates, accessories (car dock, desktop dock) and more. I can actually see myself using the nexus one in 1 1/2 years and still feeling good about myself. I guess i'm more appreciative than others? idk..

p.s. i'm ordering the desktop dock this week from google, can't wait =)
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Nexus One is not locked down. 100 points. Game over.
[Nexus One General] greengoldmello:
Because of the archaic FAT32 filesystem needed to connect to windows/mac
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
It's not really 'internal' storage was we know it. It's basically an 8gb SD card hardwired into the handset.
[Nexus One General] nazrin313:
Whats the point of that? I really tot that 8GB was there for users to put apps in..Its kinda like the HTC desire then
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
More storage is always nice for whatever reason. :)
[Nexus One General] nazrin313:
Hahah...you're right there buddy LOL
[Nexus One General] BigDamHero:
What is this obsession with multi touch? Seriously I’m asking. I’m actually unhappy with the hundreds of nitpicking threads slamming the Neuxs for stupid reasons, but I’ll restrict my comments to the topic of this one.

This must be the 100th thread I’ve read on the topic of the display hardware. I have had my Nexus One for quite a while now and I love it in that special way that can only be between a man and his phone. Not ONCE have I sat here thinking “gee, I wish my phone could recognise more than two of my fingers at once”.

What on earth would I use that for? Tacky Iphone style games? I don’t want to play a keyboard with 8 keys on it. I want to use my phone… you know… for stuff that I actually give a sh*t about.

Is it just a “have to have every feature” thing? No matter how pointless? Just so its on the spec?
[Nexus One General] faraz1992:
N1 is still the sexiest one....
[Nexus One General] SabrWolf:
first, i am a proud nexus one owner, and i love this phone and wouldnt trade it for any other phone (except mabye an incredible/evo)

thing is, i as many others bought this phone thinking its as high-end as you can get

ill compare buying the nexus one to buying a new computer,

say we couldnt choose all of the components we have in our computers (like those pre-made dells, and smartphones) and all that is advertised is 22" monitor!, Core i7 980!

great, those are top components right there

then you end up with..

a Core i7 980 (weee) --> like a snapdragon baby

a 22" TN ( wtf?? ) --> hello PenTile display..

a 9600GT --> snapdragons lackluster GPU..

oh and its missing a keyboard :P but we knew that before buying.

it just seems like someone went for whats cheapest, and most people took the plunge without knowing all the ins and outs

every phone has its cons and pros, nexus one has many pros,

but i just didnt imagine the cons being 2007~ hardware like this dual touch sensor, it just seems so out of place..

and there are many uses for true multi-touch, especialy for correcting touch errors like when i have a part of my hand on the side of the nexus one screen and it goes nuts because it cannot diffrentiate between my finger and a part of my palm holding it (well with such limited hardware you wouldnt be able to dualtouch in that situation either).

also game emulators use onscreen controls, multi-touch is a MUST there.

best example, buy the SNES emulator, try playing it on a nexus one, horrible experiance.. cant run and jump usually, or just detects it wrong..

this could be improved in software, up to a point.. and i didnt think we would reach this point so quickly with 2010 fresh hardware..

/rant mode off.
[Nexus One General] BigDamHero:
Thanks this gives me better insight into why this is a big issue for some people. However I still don’t agree:

With this point about the screen – fair enough I suppose as the iphone for example already had it before the N1 was released. However the posts complaining that the spec doesn’t match the Evo or Incredible – I would point out:

1)	The N1 still measures up in most respects to those phones

2)	When you buy any piece of technology you surrender yourself to the fact that it will be out of date before your order finishes processing. There is ALWAYS something better on the horizon (no exceptions). You either buy something or you just wait for ever in a perpetual loop.

I don’t mind hardware from 1880 as long as it does the job. I don’t see any drawbacks from the N1 hardware (though I acknowledge it depends what you want your phone for).

Don’t have these problems, and I do think, and will always think, games on phones are gimmicky and ultimately a bit silly. Some are good I suppose, but just not important enough to complain about in my opinion. Of course there are pleanty of games that don't need multi-touch anyway/

Thanks for the post though, I get what you are saying. Basically I think you are feeling short changed? And please don’t get me wrong I certainly see the point. I think its worth pointing out shortcomings. Just not OBSESSING about them and posting over and over again and saying the N1 is worthless because of what are, in the grand scheme of things, pretty small flaws.
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
but it is not mentioned that it uses the 2000 model
[Nexus One General] attn1:
I'd make a crack about the tackiness all over your screen, but that would detract greatly from focus on the fact that I agree with you!
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Aye, the Desire/Evo/Incredible look like they were designed by Volvo engineers - in the 1980's.

The N1, not so much.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i think some people need a reality check. HTC and google did not use the clearpad 2000 sensor to purposely do you wrong. it was simply chosen at the time of development as one of the components, and it turns out to not have been the best choice. happens ALL THE TIME when designing products. get over it. it wasnt done on purpose, to you specifically, to steal your firstborn. it was just a design choice that seemed right at the time. nobody pulled a fast one on anybody.
[Nexus One General] tamanaco:
Not taking any sides... but I wonder how many N1s HTC has already manufactured for Google and if there will be future hardware revision in subsequent N1 manufacturing runs. Just speculating... but maybe an updated touch sensor, more memory and fixes to the buttons might be available in future hardware revisions. Again, just speculating... Goggle will base its decision on how many N1s it has on hand, how many more it projects to sell, how much manufacturing capacity for an updated N1 exists in HTC and weather a new model (N2) will get the updates.
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
From the first paragraph:

"today announced that the Nexus One™ phone uses its ClearPad™ 2000 capacitive touchscreen sensor"

How can they be more clear?
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Lol... ;-)

I agree with your point assessment, but I don't think muncheese was awarding "game scoring points" to the comment. I think he was clarifying that the new sensor does not provided unlimited "touch points" - it can only track 10 "touch points" as per the manufacturer's data sheet:

http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/9530S.pdf

(Or, maybe I'm wrong and this was just such a strange coincidence...?)
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Yeah, I understood. I just couldn't resist.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
I love concern trolls :rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] Antiskunk:
So far I've only found multi-touch useful for guitar hero style games.

I loved playing Taptap revenge, but then when I tried downloading the demo of guitar hero for the N1, it couldn't keep up with my finger presses. That's ONE app I miss, even if it was a lot of fun.

One flaw I've found is that it keeps messing up when I have even the slightest bit of my hand or finger on the edge of the screen whilst trying to press with the other.

If N1 stays the same shape to N2, and Google make a series somewhat like the iPhone, then it could become VERY popular. the iPhone is only so popular for two reasons; firstly because it's for idiots, and four-year-olds (or hackers that want to spend a hell of a lot of work for small results), a great introductory phone to the smartphone industry, and secondly because it's kept the same shape for... well forever.

The second reason provides great motive for manufacturers to make hardware like battery cases that double that battery life. If the N2 (if there is one) keeps the same/similar shape then it may attract attention, which the N1 could use.

N.B. Someone mentioned the iPhone 4G I think, yes the iPhone 4 is coming out but I doubt they will get into the 4G game until about 4 years AFTER it is commonplace; like the idiotic choice to make there first phone without a 3G chip (wtf?).

It just reminded me of one of my iPhone fanboys at school who mentioned it the other day ("can't wait for the iPhone 4g"). Just because the last iPhone was called the Iphone 3G they think this will be a 4G? Or is it because it's 2G, 3G, (4g?)

-end rant- :P
[Nexus One General] babadudu:
it could simply be treated as fourth generation , I am sure that's what a lot of people mean

,

anyways , I can only hope that they could push a software fix to fix the multitouch craziness. it is working most of the time, but when its not..... well , let's just say it isn't too fun to attack some lv200 sanctioned in world war while I am lv 18
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Technically it was:

2007 - iPhone

2008 - iPhone 3G

2009 - iPhone 3Gs (though they still sell new "iPhone 3G" models in 8GB form)

I think some people started calling the first iPhone the "iPhone 2G" once the 3G came out, but either way the 3G refers to the wireless protocol, not the generation of evolution of the device.

There is also the tendency to refer to the iPods with a "#G" suffix to indicate generation of evolution, but the actual "3G" in the name of the current iPhones would make that tricky to emulate...
[Nexus One General] Antiskunk:
Good Point, but I doubt my friend was thinking on that level :P
[Nexus One General] p-slim:
Besides the fact that that feature is totally useless, you do realize we've had our phones for 4 months longer then them, January 5th to be exact. New technology is always going to come out, its up to you to decide when to jump on. I would gladly trade the 4months of not having to use winmo 6.5 to not have a 3 way multi touch or 8mp camera, because honestly 5mp is just fine, the pics this phone takes is amazing for a phone. We've been enjoying our nexus for sometime now, 1/3 of a year, that time means something. if they had to wait 4 months to get the exact samething, that would be unfair.
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
iphone does real multitouch from its first release ,shame htc
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
^^^^

This. A million times this.
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
The main thing for me is that the touch screen would not get confused if one of my fingers or my palm get too close to the screen. True multi-touch would track my finger correctly for the simple interactions even when spurious touches occur. The "dual touch" approximation of multi-touch requires finely tuned software to avoid these problems and even with the software tuned really well it can still be fooled from time to time.

We wouldn't have to listen to everyone say "make sure your fingers don't wrap around the edges" ever again... ;-)
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
yeah but the wrap around issue I think is a software issue that can be fixed, as well as the glitch that currently happens.
[Nexus One General] lordofmoney:
For some that have multi eyes but cannot Read the first paragraph...Shame on him but proud to have HTC.
[Nexus One General] MassimoM2:
So keyboard or drums kit app doesn't work well on nexus, eh?

If android OS supports multi touch, dev phone should support multi touch so developer can test on it. otherwise, developers need another phone to test multi touch app but the OS of it is older version.

even after it became dev phone, still no multi touch?
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
Do not revive dead threads, they will eat your brains. And go hungry....
[Nexus One Accessories] kaiser_tytnii:
wonder if anyone has experience with this Ebayer or is currently using this Desire Charger for their Nexus :confused:

http://cgi.ebay.ca/OEM-Car-Charger-...wItemQQptZPDA_Accessories?hash=item414ea8a6f3

c'mon i just want to get a frigging working car charger :D
[Nexus One Accessories] evilkorn:
Seeing as the micro-usb plug is standard on both, there is no reason for it not to work.