***The Official HTC One Thread***

kitch9 said:
Yeah you get to be a beta tester so everyone else gets the update after all the issues the got introduced get fixed.

Nexus 4 owners are complaining of overheating problems with 4.3, which will be fixed by the time everyone else gets the 4.3.3 update.
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I guarantee the original Galaxy Nexus (released Nov 2011) will receive more updates than the HTC One. Not saying it's a better phone, but it will get better support as do all Nexus devices.
 
I suspect that KLP might be the last update for the galaxy nexus as it has received 4.1, 4.2 and now 4.3 (with them all still being classed as "jellybean")

nexus one released with 2.1 - got 2.2/froyo and 2.3/GB
nexus s released with 2.3 - got 4.0/ICS and 4.1/JB

I don't see any reason why the above couldn't have got the next version up (especially the 4.2 update for the NS). With the nexus one, some stuff might have to have been reworked or cut out but if the guys on XDA could get ICS fully working, I don't see why google couldn't have as well.

I think the htc one will get the update that comes after KLP but with HTC you never know....... (and any other OEM for that matter)

The bigger problem in my eyes is the time it takes for updates to come to non nexus devices, how many months have passed since 4.2.2 has been released and how many phones from the last 2 years have got that update...... :( :o
 
Oh ok, know any guides on changing the CID ?

This is a demo HTC One that HTC sent me as a goodwill gesture due to their poor CS. Probably why it's supercid. But I would have thought that supercid varients would get the update sooner?
 
im not sure about the supercid stopping it getting ota or not was just a thought as they do release the updates to different regions etc, there will be a load of guides over at xda, but might require rooting it etc but its so long since ive done that im not sure how its done
 
Bradmax57 said:
im not sure about the supercid stopping it getting ota or not was just a thought as they do release the updates to different regions etc, there will be a load of guides over at xda, but might require rooting it etc but its so long since ive done that im not sure how its done
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Cheers mate.

Just found this posted on a forum:
SUPER CID

Super CID "allows you to flash ANY ROM to the device regardless of the carrier" (taken straight from the S-OFF sticky). You can certainly S-OFF, install custom recovery, and begin flashing custom ROMs without Super CID, but you will be limited in your choice of ROMs to those that are the same carrier as you have

CID is the Country Identifier, a code which is stored on your phone and software uses to determine which country or region the phone is for. HTC updates, for example, use it to determine (among other things) which languages to install.

SuperCID is a special code, 11111111, which means that software from any region can be installed.

While SuperCID may seem handy, note that if you are only interested in debranding your phone, the OTA (over the air) updates which HTC sends will not be available for your phone, since there is no specific region defined. So, in such cases, you should choose a specific CID for your region.
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Might change my CID, any ideas which CID gets updates first?
 
Hey chaps, just got my HTC one, I love it, its so quick, I had a samsung s3 before, just feels so much better. But I would like to know if anybody can recommend a nice looking pouch for this phone. I bought a SGP case for it, but it was to tight fitting and when you removed the phone it left a black marks on the edges. I am sending it back. I would prefer a pouch because i like to take the phone out when using it. Cheers :D
 
Something is seriously draining my Battery since the update. I've gone from having it last 2 days before needing a charge, to needed a charge every single night! I thought this update was supposed to improve battery life, not cut it in half!
 
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