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The new HTC ONE (M7)
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Looks like the speakers account for most of the size difference.
Pleased to see that the international Ones with HBOOT 1.54 have now achieved S-OFF.
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/rumrunner-s-off-now-working-on-international-htc-one/
Converted my wife's Three UK branded HTC One to an international version thanks to Rumrunner.
No more waiting for the carrier to push an update, now getting them straight from HTC. Used an old 4.1 based RUU to test and received 3 OTA updates in succession without issue up to 4.2.2. Now waiting for an international 4.3 Sense launch.
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/rumrunner-s-off-now-working-on-international-htc-one/
Converted my wife's Three UK branded HTC One to an international version thanks to Rumrunner.
No more waiting for the carrier to push an update, now getting them straight from HTC. Used an old 4.1 based RUU to test and received 3 OTA updates in succession without issue up to 4.2.2. Now waiting for an international 4.3 Sense launch.
Thanks for the info. Sure enough this morning I got the update, so far I like it. Boy I love my HTC almost 6 months old and still I don't see anything out there that might pique my interest.
So I notice the other day I open the amazon app on Saturday, and after I stopped using the app I went to the task switcher and close it out. I opened the app yesterday, and the app was in the same exact place I had left it. It was like it was running whole time. It also happens with me IMDB app. Has anyone else had these problems? Any clue what might be causing that?
I tried both apps with my phone and did as you did. Both of them after closing and reopening them, opened "fresh". If you want to see if these 2 apps are indeed running all the time, why not install something like Gsam Battery Monitor. This gives you much granularity and you can see how long in terms of CPU, battery, wakelocks etc are being consumed by any one app.
Ok thanks man. I do I have the battery app, but I have not looked at those apps yet.
Happened to read that the roll out started few days back. UK, it seems, will get it in 3-5 weeks. But some European regions are already getting it.
http://drippler.com/htc/one#!1068806 (Oct 25)
http://drippler.com/htc/one#!1061955 (Oct 21)
Thanks. Not sure how much it brings to the table. I just been hearing about it, and thought I see how close we were. I am on Att so it might be awhile before I see it.
Here is a nice overview of Sense 5.5 on the One Max. Forward to around 1:50.
http://www.androidcentral.com/htc-one-max-and-htc-sense-55-video-walkthrough
Ahhh... But its being pushed in the US. That's for sure. Sprint & T-Mobile. T-Mobile users, though, ran into some problems.
http://drippler.com/htc/one#!1067756 (24 Oct) - "T-Mobile pushed out the Android 4.3 update for its HTC One just two days ago, but... ... ..."
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Yes 4.3 but no sense 5.5... No date known when it will be available in the US.
Yeah, 5.5 will take a while for you folks. Apart from the US, other regions are getting 5.5 along with the 4.3.
There is another rumour that 4.4 will be pushed in December. Would be awesome if its true. But highly unlikely!
My bad. I'm sorry - just noticed after seeing your post.
Rumour link: http://drippler.com/htc/one#!1068465
KitKat anyone?
Fast turnaround for some if true!
http://phandroid.com/2013/10/31/htc...ts/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Fast turnaround for some if true!
WUT!
"Every HTC One in North America will have Kit Kat in 90 days"
http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/31/...erica-will-have-android-kitkat-within-90-days
Specifically, the Google Play editions should see the updates within 15 days, unlocked and developer handsets within 30 days, and the remaining carrier-locked devices will see KitKat in 90 days or less.
If true...
"Every HTC One in North America will have Kit Kat in 90 days"
http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/31/...erica-will-have-android-kitkat-within-90-days
Specifically, the Google Play editions should see the updates within 15 days, unlocked and developer handsets within 30 days, and the remaining carrier-locked devices will see KitKat in 90 days or less.
If true...
