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It it for LTE?
*** The official HTC One X thread ***
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Which kind of reminded me that I have bought both the One S and X but only got 25gb of storage on Dropbox. Getting the second 'One' did not get me any more storage. Not that I'm bothered as 25gb is enough.
Oh dear.......
Looking like another crappy slightly upgraded version
Supposedly tegra 3 chipset
Only thing that looks good is the storage, bet you the battery will probably be the same as well.
Why do HTC bother with mobiles like this when they're are barely any different than the "base" mobile?
Indeed, why bother? Possibly slightly faster - though One X is hardly slow in the first place. Double the storage - again 32gb isn't that small though do realize others may beg to differ, more so as there is no external memory card slot.
Where it could do with improving, battery and mobile network reception, it probably is the same old same old. Don't know why HTC bother with this small upgrade unless they think it might improve lack luster sales? That said and apart from signal probs at times I still find the X a great phone
Oh - and if it has Jelly Bean, why isn't it being pushed out to current One X's?
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Mine arrived the other day.
Grade A refurb in as new condition. Not a mark,scratch or scuff. Purchased it as locked to T-Mobile but the phone I received was unlocked.
Bootloader unlocked, rooted and Viper ROM already flashed
Any of you guys running custom kernels? If so, which one and experiences?
Grade A refurb in as new condition. Not a mark,scratch or scuff. Purchased it as locked to T-Mobile but the phone I received was unlocked.
Bootloader unlocked, rooted and Viper ROM already flashed
Any of you guys running custom kernels? If so, which one and experiences?
Soldato
Unless HTC start putting MicroSD slots back into their phones when I make my next upgrade, I'll be getting the Samsung GS3 or whatever they have out at the time. It's a basic feature, I think, of a smartphone, to have the ability to add extra storage.
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who the f needs an sd slot these days. old fashion
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if youre 40 years old
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How is having an SD slot old fashioned
Maybe in 10 years time when 99% of the country has perfectly reliable, unrestricted 4G access it wont be necessary...I'd like an SD slot, or at a minimum an exFAT partition you can actually transfer large files to your massive inbuilt storage.
Ideally, I'd want a Krait processor, Adreno 320 graphics, higher capacity battery and a dedicated camera button as well, with a nice 5 inch edge to edge display and no hard buttons.
Ideally, I'd want a Krait processor, Adreno 320 graphics, higher capacity battery and a dedicated camera button as well, with a nice 5 inch edge to edge display and no hard buttons.
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Right then girls, when you've finished bickering about whether sd slots are cool/uncool/old fashioned/state of the art, can someone please tell me where I can get the rest of these icon....
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Right then girls, when you've finished bickering about whether sd slots are cool/uncool/old fashioned/state of the art, can someone please tell me where I can get the rest of these icon....
Thanks!
They are mrks and here
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It kinda baffles me how people can use 32GB on a phone. What do you put on it?
I can't say I miss the SD slots. The bigger problem with this phone is the signal issues with the random drop and reconnect of the mobile signal.
I can't say I miss the SD slots. The bigger problem with this phone is the signal issues with the random drop and reconnect of the mobile signal.
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I've been thinking about using a phone as my MP3 player in the future so I'm carrying less equipment around. I am deaf and wear hearing aids. I have a little box of tricks from Siemens that plugs into my iPod and transmits the sound, wirelessly, to my hearing aids. This means I don't need to use headphone cables to my hearing aids that eventually wear out after a couple of months. However the cable between the Siemens box and my iPod tends to wear out itself and I would rather use the ability of the Siemens box to connect to a music source via Bluetooth. So if I had enough space on my phone for my music collection I could connect my phone and the Siemens box via Bluetooth and listen to music without any cables being used.
I've been thinking about using a phone as my MP3 player in the future so I'm carrying less equipment around. I am deaf and wear hearing aids. I have a little box of tricks from Siemens that plugs into my iPod and transmits the sound, wirelessly, to my hearing aids. This means I don't need to use headphone cables to my hearing aids that eventually wear out after a couple of months. However the cable between the Siemens box and my iPod tends to wear out itself and I would rather use the ability of the Siemens box to connect to a music source via Bluetooth. So if I had enough space on my phone for my music collection I could connect my phone and the Siemens box via Bluetooth and listen to music without any cables being used.
Why not use Google Music, it's not officially supported here but only takes a minute or two to get around that.