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Voice Mail Feature

I haven't seen this posted yet and I haven't seen this feature in android/sense yet. When you get a voice mail and you open voice mail notification it takes you to this screen and auto plays your message. Really nice feature.

holy old news batman...
lol

Um visual VM. The hero had this too.

dmc971989 said:
holy old news batman...
lol
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Is it new to Evo or has this feature been used before?

Look at the post above.

david279 said:
Um visual VM. They had this on the hero.
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Nice I had the desire rom on my N1 and it didn't have this feature. Loving it vs calling voice mail.

U could also use google voice, its better than sprint visual VM.

david279 said:
U could also use google voice, its better than sprint visual VM.
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roger that

shep211 said:
I haven't seen this posted yet and I haven't seen this feature in android/sense yet. When you get a voice mail and you open voice mail notification it takes you to this screen and auto plays your message. Really nice feature.
Had the INSTINK and it was a very awesome program! Gosh i hated that phone and to think that was a big hype oh boy oh boy what in the world was i thinking. Well at the time Im not gunna lie it was pretty cool. Hell we had 4 lines with it at one time. Now theres only 2 left but they are the newer ones. Will be nice to get this feature back though!
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more signs os 2.3

call me crazy but i think that fb and twitter recent updates are signs dat show us that 2.3 is almost here?
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You crazy man!

jaja for real? well so im paranoic then. cuz i do think they made the updates in nov cuz 2.3 is comming xD. to have a fresh app for the newest version of android.
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Awesome... your first two posts on our forum are baseless (and worthless) claims without support or evidence of any kind.

uansari1 said:
Awesome... your first two posts on our forum are baseless (and worthless) claims without support or evidence of any kind.
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Wow, The OP said "I think" which is opinion. I don't see how this is baseless or worthless.

jeezy.lendy said:
call me crazy but i think that fb and twitter recent updates are signs dat show us that 2.3 is almost here?
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crazy ass motherfaka

to be a sign that Android 2.3 is almost there, Facebook for Android and Twitter apps should have been released for Android 2.3, not just an update for Android 2.2, I guess

Considering the twitter app was developed inhouse at google, I'm going to say yup.

The only reason I can see them creating new Facebook and Twitter apps *FOR* 2.3, would be because they had new features that would only work on 2.3.
Since they've already released it for 2.2, that means no new features, so what would be the connection between the apps and 2.3?

jeezy.lendy said:
call me crazy but i think that fb and twitter recent updates are signs dat show us that 2.3 is almost here?
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Why do you need signs? 2.3 is almost here. Gingerbread statue is unrevealed, new API levels were shown so... it's definitely "almost" here.

Paul22000 said:
The only reason I can see them creating new Facebook and Twitter apps *FOR* 2.3, would be because they had new features that would only work on 2.3.
Since they've already released it for 2.2, that means no new features, so what would be the connection between the apps and 2.3?
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Early look at the overall look of the OS.

Since neither Twitter or Facebook really follow the look of the OS, I doubt it.

Rusty! said:
Since neither Twitter or Facebook really follow the look of the OS, I doubt it.
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Twitter was done internally at google in an attempt to show where the OS will head in terms of asthetics post-froyo.
It was done as a proof of concept.

JCopernicus said:
Early look at the overall look of the OS.
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So you're saying all of Android / all the Google Apps will look like the new Twitter?

Paul22000 said:
So you're saying all of Android / all the Google Apps will look like the new Twitter?
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It's a possibility the design cues will be similar.
We've seen the "thin line" and flatter buttons look on voice search already.
Gmail has those same dividers. The flat palette is also there (when you delete an email you get a green dropdown with white text).
The assets recently dug up inside of the latest Gmaps apk shows the squarer look.
Google has been minimizing resource dependency on all fronts. Removing gradients from images will have a great impact on image assets being pushed over networks (this has more to do with web apps than android apps, but I digress). They have a certain "look" that you can pick up from in all of their products, and it's making it's way into android.
What I meant by early look, is that the team putting the twitter app together has alreayd been working with gingerbread, and possibly honeycomb already.

Personally, I think all the nexus 2 talk has pushed gingerbread to a second thought in the nexus forums. As for gingerbread itself... it will get here when it gets here.

OMFG. I just realized the 2 and 3 buttons are next to each other on my laptop. That must mean 2.3 is coming soon!

jeezy.lendy said:
call me crazy but i think that fb and twitter recent updates are signs dat show us that 2.3 is almost here?
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Facebook and Twitter are for teenagers and twenty-somethings. Like the famous last words of John Wilkes Booth, "useless useless" .

Someone one facebook, credible friend of mine, posted he just got the update to 2.3 on his phone.
I asked him what phone he has, he hasn't responded yet.
Looks like OTA is hitting phones!

uoY_redruM said:
Someone one facebook, credible friend of mine, posted he just got the update to 2.3 on his phone.
I asked him what phone he has, he hasn't responded yet.
Looks like OTA is hitting phones!
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Not true. If it was, it would be blasted all over twitter.

New Version 3.70.651.1

Didn't see any posts about this, but it came across today at work. it said release date was 12-13, but that was yesterday, so....
Unfortunately, i don't have the exact changelog in front of me, but it included some pretty cool stuff, like Swype keyboard, a try it/buy it game from gamesoft, and others.
anyone else hear about this update?

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Didn't see any posts about this, but it came across today at work. it said release date was 12-13, but that was yesterday, so....
Unfortunately, i don't have the exact changelog in front of me, but it included some pretty cool stuff, like Swype keyboard, a try it/buy it game from gamesoft, and others.
anyone else hear about this update?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=873376

I am surprised more folks aren't talking about this

xlGmanlx said:
I am surprised more folks aren't talking about this
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a minor update with nothing particularly interesting? Oh god stop the press!

Hey thanks for being a jackass, but apparently you work for sprint and know for sure that's all it is. Appreciate you taking time out of your busy day at sprint to update us
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a minor update with nothing particularly interesting? Oh god stop the press!
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xlGmanlx said:
I am surprised more folks aren't talking about this
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This + This + This = Hard to get excited about a stock ROM that packs in more bloat.
As a side personal note, I've been furiously working on a revamped Gingerbread theme so I'm ready and anxiously waiting.
PS: I know added absolutely nothing to this thread.

Hard to get excited about ugly aosp. And yes your post had no value added to the thread. Based off their release numbers this would be a significant jump, could be something could be nothing. It's getting bot like to hear the tired old line of bloatware.......
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This + This + This = Hard to get excited about a stock ROM that packs in more bloat.
As a side personal note, I've been furiously working on a revamped Gingerbread theme so I'm ready and anxiously waiting.
PS: I know added absolutely nothing to this thread.
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xlGmanlx said:
Hard to get excited about ugly aosp. And yes your post had no value added to the thread. Based off their release numbers this would be a significant jump, could be something could be nothing. It's getting bot like to hear the tired old line of bloatware.......
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Want to talk about ugly? Lets talk HTC Sense. Anyway, the release log for this update is floating around, it pretty much just adds bloat. Enjoy.

xlGmanlx said:
Hey thanks for being a jackass, but apparently you work for sprint and know for sure that's all it is. Appreciate you taking time out of your busy day at sprint to update us
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and what exactly do you expect people to be talking about?
The only information anyone has seen is:
HTC - EVO 4G (A9292)
Software Version: 3.70.651.1
Release Date: 12/13/2010
Method: Available OTA + Retail
PRL Version: 60671
Version: 1.90_003
Hardware Version: 0002 / 0003
Fixes:
NEW FEATURES / SERVICES IN MR3
- Blockbuster (including WM DRM 10)
- Kindle eReader
- Preloaded try/buy video game: NOVA from Gameloft
- Sprint Zone update
- Latest Telenav
- Latest VVM App
- Latest Sprint TV app
- SWYPE Keyboard
- Scan Now Widget for 4G (does not need to be available on any panel, just a widget option users could find and use).
and noone even knows where that came from for sure.
What do *I* see in there? I see a bunch of new crap features and absolutely nothing under the "Fixes" section....

So you say bloatware but my phone feels fine, have fun repeating all the other crap other folks say. makes sense, you both were iphone owners, i wouldn't expect anything less
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Want to talk about ugly? Lets talk HTC Sense. Anyway, the release log for this update is floating around, it pretty much just adds bloat. Enjoy.
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Appreciate your uninformed response, oh wait ours both is. Appreciate you going out of your way to slurp cm though
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and what exactly do you expect people to be talking about?
The only information anyone has seen is:
HTC - EVO 4G (A9292)
Software Version: 3.70.651.1
Release Date: 12/13/2010
Method: Available OTA + Retail
PRL Version: 60671
Version: 1.90_003
Hardware Version: 0002 / 0003
Fixes:
NEW FEATURES / SERVICES IN MR3
- Blockbuster (including WM DRM 10)
- Kindle eReader
- Preloaded try/buy video game: NOVA from Gameloft
- Sprint Zone update
- Latest Telenav
- Latest VVM App
- Latest Sprint TV app
- SWYPE Keyboard
- Scan Now Widget for 4G (does not need to be available on any panel, just a widget option users could find and use).
and noone even knows where that came from for sure.
What do *I* see in there? I see a bunch of new crap features and absolutely nothing under the "Fixes" section....
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xlGmanlx said:
So you say bloatware but my phone feels fine, have fun repeating all the other crap other folks say
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That's what some people like to call consensus.
..and slurping CM? I slurp no man. If I wanted to I'd just buy a Nexus S or just get some of my developers to port it for me - but having someone like CM (and the other developers) is just a bit more convenient and non-stupid.
...and with that I exit this thread.

xlGmanlx said:
makes sense, you both were iphone owners, i wouldn't expect anything less
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oh no I owned an iphone for 2 years! Say you what you will but there's something to be said about a phone that doesn't need a firmware update every month or to be plugged in every 12 hours......
Don't get me wrong I love my Evo, I just wish it was as trusty as every other phone I've ever owned. In fact, I would go as far to say that technically the Evo is the most unreliable phone I've ever had. There's no way I'd turn my parents loose with one. It's the price you pay for technology though. It's strange to realize that the Evo is more powerful than my eeePC, runs longer on battery, and fits in my pocket. What an age we live in.
However, I had to cook my own rom just to get this thing "usable" in my book. With the iPhone it was just jailbreak and go....

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oh no I owned an iphone for 2 years! Say you what you will but there's something to be said about a phone that doesn't need a firmware update every month or to be plugged in every 12 hours......
Don't get me wrong I love my Evo, I just wish it was as trusty as every other phone I've ever owned. In fact, I would go as far to say that technically the Evo is the most unreliable phone I've ever had. There's no way I'd turn my parents loose with one. It's the price you pay for technology though. It's strange to realize that the Evo is more powerful than my eeePC, runs longer on battery, and fits in my pocket. What an age we live in.
However, I had to cook my own rom just to get this thing "usable" in my book. With the iPhone it was just jailbreak and go....
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So why are u here? Not that I care just tired of reading how ****ty the Evo is but people still got rid of their other phones for it. I'm sorry what rom did you cook? I still don't c it so it must not be anything special. Let me guess, you don't feel like releasing it?
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I just installed this software update, it really is just a bunch of bloatware. Is there a way to uninstall it?
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Is there some way to get the version of Swype from the new update and install it as a stand alone? I am a beta tester but would like a released version.

jeriel05 said:
I just installed this software update, it really is just a bunch of bloatware. Is there a way to uninstall it?
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Root and use TitaniumBackup is the way to go.

12/15/2010 @ 7:32AM, Los Angeles, CA still no available OTA update for my Evo.

afreed1 said:
Is there some way to get the version of Swype from the new update and install it as a stand alone? I am a beta tester but would like a released version.
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This please
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I downloaded and installed about 20 minutes ago. I'm in NY
I'm having a big swype issue though, i posted it here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=874054

I you guys want to know here is the direct link to the OTA.
http://fotadl.htc.com/OTA_supersonic_3.70.651.1-3.30.651.3_releasekobxwrvtv9q86pp0.zip
Enjoy

Call Log

Whos ingenious idea was it to include EVERYTHING in the call logs??
We have messages received, sent, rejected, calls recievd, made, rejected all in one giant list.
And if you called or messaged someone more than once then those entries are repeated that many times. This makes absolutely no sense to me and a nightmare to navigate and find a recent number.
I know that you can filter that list, but its very cumbersome and not practical to do that all the time.
I wish the call log was just that - a calls only log. And it would group the same number dialed successively together so they don't eat up multiple entries.
Nobody else baffled by this?
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Totally agree. I don't even use the Call Log anymore.

Probably the same genius that decided the app drawer should be sorted by install date ;-)
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These really simple things are an example of how Apple gets all parts of the OS right and whole experience is so seamless and natural.
The devil is in the details as they say
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Yup, very annoying.
Just rang up the wrong girlfriend, the one I just texted with. Quite a mental shock I can say....

tanseerj said:
These really simple things are an example of how Apple gets all parts of the OS right and whole experience is so seamless and natural.
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No need to jump on the iPhone bandwagon, there are thousands of other phone that doesn't do this as well. If Apple gets so much right, then why are you in a Galaxy S II forum? Join an iPhone forum.

I very much prefer it the way it is

ronj1986 said:
No need to jump on the iPhone bandwagon, there are thousands of other phone that doesn't do this as well. If Apple gets so much right, then why are you in a Galaxy S II forum? Join an iPhone forum.
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Please don't be a child. I love many aspects of the phone and enjoy it as much as I enjoy the iphone.
In my opinion there are quite a few things about the Sgs2 OS that can use some polish to make it a truly stand out product. Hardware wise seems as though Samsung have nailed it
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tanseerj said:
These really simple things are an example of how Apple gets all parts of the OS right and whole experience is so seamless and natural.
The devil is in the details as they say
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Yup, so too the HTC and, correct me if i'm, the stock android log. In fact i think this horrible deformity is limited only to samsung phones.. i first experienced it on the original SGS.

tanseerj said:
These really simple things are an example of how Apple gets all parts of the OS right and whole experience is so seamless and natural.
The devil is in the details as they say
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Well if I remember correctly from my short time with using an iPhone, it sorts apps based on install date as well. I do agree about the call log though.
Joe

jpasint said:
Well if I remember correctly from my short time with using an iPhone, it sorts apps based on install date as well. I do agree about the call log though.
Joe
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Yes but the catch there is that there isn't a separate Home Screen and Apple Drawer so its only about organizing your home screen the way you see fit.
In android we have home screen organization and apple drawer organization which again is not neccesary.
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Eclypz said:
Probably the same genius that decided the app drawer should be sorted by install date ;-)
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hi hi true that

What do you mean by app drawer ?

Dr.Sid said:
What do you mean by app drawer ?
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Your installed applications list...
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Mine are all alphabetical ..

i dont really understand the argument
yes the log shows everything, but its in time/date order so should still be easily manageable..

Darkside Agent said:
i dont really understand the argument
yes the log shows everything, but its in time/date order so should still be easily manageable..
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Yeah but it isn't terribly useful when you quickly want to see the last few calls you got and this is what you see when you open up the logs

I agree .. the messages should not be there ..

The messages appearing in the call log used to frustrate me something rotten. I now use Go SMS Pro and the messages no longer appear in the call log. Perfect!

HTC One Android 4.2 Official Update Confirmed Once Again

Better true this time The wait has been too long.... Can't wait....
The HTC One Android 4.2 official update has once again been confirmed by the company without a specific release time frame being provided. Earlier this month we reported that HTC Russia had confirmed availability of Android 4.2.2 for HTC One in mid-June, but the update itself is yet to drop. Recently Three UK, one of the carrier partners across the pond that offers HTC’s latest flagship, recently replied to a customer’s query on Twitter revealing that HTC had “just pulled” the 4.2.2 release. This indicates that a June launch of this update was definitely on the cards, with Engadget reporting that HTC has confirmed to them that the update is indeed coming soon, but customers might have to wait a bit longer. HTC One ships with Android 4.1 pre-installed, whereas its main rival the Galaxy S4 ships with Android 4.2. Some features expected in the HTC One Android 4.2 official update have already been detailed, but the company itself hasn’t confirmed exactly what improvements this update will bring. Like everyone else, we’ll keep waiting patiently for this update, and will let you know as soon as it drops.... Read more at: http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/06/htc-one-android-4-2-official-update/
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http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/06/htc-one-android-4-2-official-update/
Note: To those who have got their ONE successfully updated OTA 4.2.2, please share with with us here. THANKS !
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Does it really matter? I mean, the M7 is already set up better than the S4 with its 4.2 config... I honestly don't think it needs anything at all in terms of added software features, just some finishing touches (and softkey related updates to everyone who is still waiting for it).

ApoC_101 said:
Does it really matter? I mean, the M7 is already set up better than the S4 with its 4.2 config... I honestly don't think it needs anything at all in terms of added software features, just some finishing touches (and softkey related updates to everyone who is still waiting for it).
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Pull down native notification for wireless toggle, etc and the most important home button can set as menu. :good:

ApoC_101 said:
Does it really matter? I mean, the M7 is already set up better than the S4 with its 4.2 config... I honestly don't think it needs anything at all in terms of added software features, just some finishing touches (and softkey related updates to everyone who is still waiting for it).
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You don't update it then. No one's forcing you too..
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alanchai said:
Pull down native notification for wireless toggle, etc and the most important home button can set as menu. :good:
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Yea, I suppose both of those are good things. Even though you can get to the wireless/wifi toggles one click from pull down menu... or one touch on a toggle bar from home screen. the home button menu could be good? not sure what other menus are needed...
(Jags, what? I'm not complaining about updating... who doesn't like new things for free?)

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Yea, I suppose both of those are good things. Even though you can get to the wireless/wifi toggles one click from pull down menu... or one touch on a toggle bar from home screen. the home button menu could be good? not sure what other menus are needed...
(Jags, what? I'm not complaining about updating... who doesn't like new things for free?)
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The home Menu button are meant to remove and replace the 3 dot black bar.

Yes I want the black bar gone.
The pull down toggles
Multi user support
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I don't have any of these issues... my home button brings up the apps drawer if I hit it in default screen, and brings up the search function if I hold it down... thanks to Nova launcher, which is free. It almost looks vanilla in my config except with black bars being transparent, and the app drawer half transparent, and nicer hand-picked icons with no text on homescreen

Just wish they release the goddamn kernel source. I swear someday I will leave my beloved HTC for the plastic, just for better developement, if this kind of delay persists.
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Thug_4_Life said:
Just wish they release the goddamn kernel source. I swear someday I will leave my beloved HTC for the plastic, just for better developement, if this kind of delay persists.
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I had the same thinking like you, HTC really delay and slow on software updates

alanchai said:
I had the same thinking like you, HTC really delay and slow on software updates
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They need some good spanking. Don't you think?
Sent from my HTC One

Thug_4_Life said:
Just wish they release the goddamn kernel source. I swear someday I will leave my beloved HTC for the plastic, just for better developement, if this kind of delay persists.
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alanchai said:
I had the same thinking like you, HTC really delay and slow on software updates
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people like you, all you do is want want want and nothing else. release the kernel source faster for better development? or for your selfish wants.
ever thought about others? them working for free just for your selfish needs.
why dont u do something good with the kernel source instead of throwing all the work to other people then leech on it like a damn parasite and moan when it's updated slower than other masterpieces
and then says stuff like "oh im gonna jump to plastic if my selfish need isnt fulfilled"

Thug_4_Life said:
They need some good spanking. Don't you think?
Sent from my HTC One
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lol yea
ps: liking the kanye avatar
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shiningarmor said:
people like you, all you do is want want want and nothing else. release the kernel source faster for better development? or for your selfish wants.
ever thought about others? them working for free just for your selfish needs.
and then says stuff like "oh im gonna jump to plastic if my selfish need isnt fulfilled"
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i think we deserve the kernel source asap don't you think? i payed premium price for this device running android (the most open source phone OS) so i could get all the benefits of open source policy
the fact that HTC always slacks on sources is gross

EclipzeRemix said:
lol yea
ps: liking the kanye avatar
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i think we deserve the kernel source asap don't you think? i payed premium price for this device running android (the most open source phone OS) so i could get all the benefits of open source policy
the fact that HTC always slacks on sources is gross
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everybody pays a premium for gadgets. not just a phone alone.
and it's already performing currently, there's no need to rush things.
good things come to those who wait.
if everything u paid for deserves to be updated quickly because "it costs like a premium item" , then you're wrong.
it's like saying i paid a premium for my ac router, i deserve faster firmware updates to speed the damn thing up
and they have no obligations to comply with the open source license. only google does that.
nowadays with all the patent ****storms, nobody really cared about open source anymore. they want everything to themselves

shiningarmor said:
everybody pays a premium for gadgets. not just a phone alone.
and it's already performing currently, there's no need to rush things.
good things come to those who wait.
if everything u paid for deserves to be updated quickly because "it costs like a premium item" , then you're wrong.
it's like saying i paid a premium for my ac router, i deserve faster firmware updates to speed the damn thing up
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hm yes i see your point but i don't see a reason why they delay things like kernel sources so long for.

alanchai said:
I had the same thinking like you, HTC really delay and slow on software updates
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HTC generally is pretty fast, sometimes a few weeks slower than samsung, sometimes a few weeks faster with updates. I installed the 4.2.2 update but immediately I noticed my bottom speaker started popping and the animation in the pull down menu was jittery and when opening the app drawer I first saw a grid of 4x2 icons before showing my 5x4 grid. These were just the bugs I noticed in the first minutes of installing. HTC were right in pulling that update. JB 4.2 itself doesn' t offer a lot either for phones. The one thing I really want from 4.2 is the fix for the msm_hsic_host suspend bug, but most people seem to be unaffected by this wakelock anyway.

shiningarmor said:
everybody pays a premium for gadgets. not just a phone alone.
and it's already performing currently, there's no need to rush things.
good things come to those who wait.
if everything u paid for deserves to be updated quickly because "it costs like a premium item" , then you're wrong.
it's like saying i paid a premium for my ac router, i deserve faster firmware updates to speed the damn thing up
and they have no obligations to comply with the open source license. only google does that.
nowadays with all the patent ****storms, nobody really cared about open source anymore. they want everything to themselves
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With 4.2.2 on the ONE 2013 Flagship phone, everything AWESOME. As Samsung S4 come preloaded. Just that the smartphone battle has becoming more tough. At least HTC can speed up a little bit :fingers-crossed:
Most importantly for me is the 3 dot black menu bar remove and pull down notification wireless etc toggle menu.

alanchai said:
With 4.2.2 on the ONE 2013 Flagship phone, everything AWESOME. As Samsung S4 come preloaded. Just that the smartphone battle has becoming more tough. At least HTC can speed up a little bit :fingers-crossed:
Most importantly for me is the 3 dot black menu bar remove and pull down notification wireless etc toggle menu.
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My wife owns the s4 and trust me, I wish they would have taken more time working out the bugs. She's Constantly complaining about little things not working, and I'm always having to clear cache on apps, rebooting her phone and what not to fix it.
My htc one runs 100x more stable than her s4 despite being rooted rommed and s off
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Squirrel1620 said:
My wife owns the s4 and trust me, I wish they would have taken more time working out the bugs. She's Constantly complaining about little things not working, and I'm always having to clear cache on apps, rebooting her phone and what not to fix it.
My htc one runs 100x more stable than her s4 despite being rooted rommed and s off
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Yeah I got rid of the s4 for this. That phone was laggy as hell. And I had custom kernels and roms on it. This was faster then that off the bat. And even with cpu powersave on it is still faster haha.
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oh well they sure take their sweet time with this update. i'm pretty sure it will be released after 26th when the vanilla ONE hits the market