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Why is the wifi so terrible on the One x? I swear it is worse than my xperia x10 and this is supposed to have N!
Weak signal strength or slow?
Why is the wifi so terrible on the One x? I swear it is worse than my xperia x10 and this is supposed to have N!
er, are these screenshots of the app on the Play Store representative of how it would look on the Note 2?
:/ all the Android transit apps are ugly. Even Google hasn't updated the navigation in Maps to a holo style.
No idea if that's how it looks on the Note 2 but it's such a useful app. Probably one of my most used other than the internet browser and reddit sync
i gotta give credit when due. the 2 stage button on my Epic is pretty sweet, it's something i don't even think about until someone else asks me to take a pic with their phone then i'm like "oh.."
4.1 update is out for certain HTC phones already. Just not out to everyone, but that's the same as the GS3. Non Nexus phones even the big ones always get the shaft in certain parts of the world.
Weak signal strength or slow?
Just downloaded apex and nova launchers to test them out. Wow! Is it just me or is Apex faster than the stock nexus 4 launcher? Might be placebo but it certainly is no slower. Apex just felt nicer to me than nova. I'm still testing them out but I think I may stick with apex and buy the pro version unless there are any objections or things I should know about from people who have more experience with one or both.
I have both. I slghtly prefer Apex over Nova, but the only downside is that I can't resize the picture frames widget. With Nova, I hate the indicator in the app drawer (that little triangle).Just downloaded apex and nova launchers to test them out. Wow! Is it just me or is Apex faster than the stock nexus 4 launcher? Might be placebo but it certainly is no slower. Apex just felt nicer to me than nova. I'm still testing them out but I think I may stick with apex and buy the pro version unless there are any objections or things I should know about from people who have more experience with one or both.
I bought Nova prime during the 25 cent sale. I don't know why htc or samsung doesn't buy them out. It's simple to use & fast
They pretty much are the same. I stuck with apex for now. I really don't desperately need any of the features to be honest. Renamed a few apps that were horribly capitalized (a pet peeve of mine) and changed the ugly icon of the Retune app to the same one as the official apple remote app icon. None of these things were huge deals to me but I figured why not. I think my most wanted feature is in the pro version and that is the badge notifications. That's the only thing I miss from iOS. I wonder if they work well. Oh and I deleted a few home screens I wasn't using. Other than that I'm all stock and loving it.I have both. I slghtly prefer Apex over Nova, but the only downside is that I can't resize the picture frames widget. With Nova, I hate the indicator in the app drawer (that little triangle).
Otherwise, you can't go wrong with either. They're pretty much the same, IMO.
They pretty much are the same. I stuck with apex for now. I really don't desperately need any of the features to be honest. Renamed a few apps that were horribly capitalized (a pet peeve of mine) and changed the ugly icon of the Retune app to the same one as the official apple remote app icon. None of these things were huge deals to me but I figured why not. I think my most wanted feature is in the pro version and that is the badge notifications. That's the only thing I miss from iOS. I wonder if they work well. Oh and I deleted a few home screens I wasn't using. Other than that I'm all stock and loving it.
One last thing I wouldn't mind is changing my lock screen wallpaper. I knew stock was bare bones but I didn't think it was THAT bare bones to not include such a feature.
I'm stumped. Help please.
When I go away, I have no internet/wifi/laptop.
My ipad is a shitty 16gb, with the games and that on it has next to no space left.
My One X has 32gb.
If I put films on my Android phone is there a way of transferring these files over to watch off Oplayeron my ipad?
edit: Oh and my One X isn't rooted.
There's a flaw in that in order use "share my contents" on my android I need to connect to a wifi network even though I am connected with my iPad to my android.Yeah, you can use something like this:
http://blog.stef.be/default.asp?8919
No, I mean music I download from Google Music onto my phone. It is local, it's just only showing up in the Google playerOnly music stored locally will appear in other players. Anything stored in the Google Music cloud will not, the cloud isn't available to other players. Being able to use another player is yet another argument for local storage of your music. Somewhere Bboy AJ is foaming at the mouth.
No, I mean music I download from Google Music onto my phone. It is local, it's just only showing up in the Google player
:/ all the Android transit apps are ugly. Even Google hasn't updated the navigation in Maps to a holo style.
What is holo style?
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I seem to recall discussion about this. The music is in another folder and has a different file extension or something. Best to go Google it at this point.No, I mean music I download from Google Music onto my phone. It is local, it's just only showing up in the Google player
I seem to recall discussion about this. The music is in another folder and has a different file extension or something. Best to go Google it at this point.
That Facebook design is just so much better then what's currently being used.
Ha brettison... its a slippery road! Enjoy mostly stock Android, be wowed by not having all your programs shut down in the background by HTC.
I wasn't even one that really had a problem with Sense 4.0 feature set persay. It was more the fact that I felt like I was needlessly waiting on performance increases introduced by Google 6 months after the fact with no update in site.
That being said as I said above I'm not one to really go for early phone ROMs, and since I didn't really mind Sense 4 I rode it out. Plus the bootlader got a bitch and a half harder to unlock if you updated the stock firmware to 4.0.4 like I had already done. So I had to wait for that to get figure out anyways.
CM10 finally went "Stable" though so I figured it might be time. I gave HTC a few more weeks to see if even the usual leaked testing firmware would leak out to let me know the XL JB rom is roming, but instead we got speculation the ROM was delayed even further. Add to the fact that I gave the "Stable" version of CM10 a few weeks to gather positive impressions I finally passed the tipping point. Only negative thing was some comments that they thought their battery drained faster, but it was very YMMV comment wise.
It's worth noting to that I'm not a person that has to have stock ergo why I wasn't already on the CM bandwagon with CM9, and without an XL JB Firmware leak to pull from a lot of the initial rush of JB roms from over the summer were half baked.
ut for different size screens as well as resolution. This is all built in, but there are a few things developers need to declare in their code to make the app look good. The thing to keep in mind is how screen size and density will change the look of the app. The Droid DNA has a higher-res screen than the Motorola XOOM tablet, but we don't want to see a tablet layout for apps on the phone-sized screen.
A developer needs to provide assets (images) that are high enough quality to look sharp at high resolution (never mind insanely high resolution), and be sure to use density independent pixel units when designing their layout. This is what keeps things like buttons and other controls from being really big on low density screens like the Galaxy S2, or from being really tiny on high density screens like the DNA.
It sounds complicated, but most of this stuff is done for you when coding an app. All the developer needs to do is make the right declarations, and provide the right assets to support any size (both physical and resolution) or layout. Even multiple layout apps like the Google+ app use the same code to cover every conceivable screen.
We're not trying to judge developers here. Writing apps is tough. The Android developers have been preaching all this since the release of Gingerbread, but how practical is it? We asked a few developers about it, see what they had to say after the break.
It's not difficult at all. Seriously. The difficult part come when the customer asks to get away from those guidelines!
I remember a customer that wanted me to put tabs on the bottom of the screen, iPhone buttons everywhere, iPhone-style toggle and this project was really hard to achieve and I really lost a lot of time and money on it.
girlfriend got the xperia u. it's a surprisingly good phone considering the price! makes me tempted to switch to andriod once my iphone contract is up.
come on aokp release that 4.2 update...
they are probably having some delays because they got hacked... i need a new stable-ish rom to flash... the last night i tried for my one x (i think it was nov 13th) was buggy as shit and my signal kept dropping...
anyone else with a one xl flashing different radios?? i think i still have the 2.20 radio, and am itching to try a new one, but that seems to be the newest US radio (i know other radios will work, just get that warm feeling from the AT&T radios).
i'm willing to change now though as I get a lot of dropped signals for no reason (because i know i have good coverage)
this may or may not have to do with the radio, but the ROM in general.
I have a One X on AT&T aka the One XL internationally and I haven't had any signal problems on the initial 4.0.1 Sense ROM, the 4.0.4 Sense Update, or CM10.
Take that for what you will. Could just be you small manufacturing differences between our phones. Could be my carrier verses yours or my area verses yours.
I know you mentioned AOKP and not sure if you're running that already or some other ROM as you mentioned your signal issue might be the ROM in general.
That being said I've been highly satisified with my 1st days use of my One X(L) using CM10 Stable. It's only Android 4.1.2, but that's still pretty solid. Plus the nightlighties for CM10.1 are already being based off of Android 4.2. If you are bootloader unlocked and you have a recovery tool installed it might be worth it to back up your stuff and check another ROM to see if that fixes your issue. Just check XDA to see whatever issues your might run into depending upon what ROM you flash be it Clean or CM or AOKP or whatever.
I'm probably the only other big poster here with a One X(L), but ask away if you need to compare anything between our phones.
Like I said if it gets bad, and you can't wait I am super happy with CM10 stable on my One X.
trying to resist the cm10.
ultimately i don't even know if i would know the difference... it's not like i theme or anything... should probably just switch to cm10. is there any other reason to stick with aokp besides theming(and an obvious affinity for both unicorns and swagger)?
May I ask you folks what the general consensus is on this phone?
http://www.virginmobileusa.com/shop/cell-phones/htc-one-v-phone/features/
The HTC One V.
I wouldn't be much of a 'power user', so to speak. No rooting or anything fancy. Basically just whatever stock experience it comes with out of the box. Been looking to get a phone for awhile, but I've always been turned off by the expensive plans that come with them. But... unlimited data and messaging, with 300 anytime minutes is all I'd need, and $35 a month is something I'd be comfortable paying.
Just not sure about how good the phone is, and if $50 is a decent price for it.
May I ask you folks what the general consensus is on this phone?
http://www.virginmobileusa.com/shop/cell-phones/htc-one-v-phone/features/
The HTC One V.
I wouldn't be much of a 'power user', so to speak. No rooting or anything fancy. Basically just whatever stock experience it comes with out of the box. Been looking to get a phone for awhile, but I've always been turned off by the expensive plans that come with them. But... unlimited data and messaging, with 300 anytime minutes is all I'd need, and $35 a month is something I'd be comfortable paying.
Just not sure about how good the phone is, and if $50 is a decent price for it.
Made the jump from iPhone to Galaxy S3, any apps I have to have, or any list I can go through of must haves? Also where can I get different themes / how do I apply them?
ehhh I'll say thumbs down.May I ask you folks what the general consensus is on this phone?
http://www.virginmobileusa.com/shop/...hone/features/
The HTC One V.
I wouldn't be much of a 'power user', so to speak. No rooting or anything fancy. Basically just whatever stock experience it comes with out of the box. Been looking to get a phone for awhile, but I've always been turned off by the expensive plans that come with them. But... unlimited data and messaging, with 300 anytime minutes is all I'd need, and $35 a month is something I'd be comfortable paying.
Just not sure about how good the phone is, and if $50 is a decent price for it.
Okay, so the consensus is no!
I will wait until something else comes along. I am in no rush.
Anything I should be looking out for? (That will work with Virgin Mobile, of course.)
All I used was twitter, facebook, standard stuff this across all phones. I'm digging the customization so far, just wondering where a good place is to look for themes and wallpapers?welcome.
question... was there anything on iOS that you used all the time or have to have for the GSIII?
let us know if you run into any speed bumps
You missed out a 2012 model phone for 50 bux.
Althought I doubt it was still on sale 3 hours ago.