Gpe 15 days, unlocked/dev 30 days, US variations 90 days give or take.
HTC: Android 4.4 KitKat coming to the One within 90 days, Google Play edition within 15 days
http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/31/htc-one-android-kitkat?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000595
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I say boxing day, like we got JB for the One S international edition on boxing day 2012
I can understand GE, but for Sense, I'm not holding my breath.
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I can understand GE, but for Sense, I'm not holding my breath.
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If you're an unlucky Verizon user, you don't even need to wait for 4.4 to come because it probably won't be here until mid 2015..
I can't make up my mind. After officially getting the ota 4.3 from tmobile ibfeel like I have control of my phone and should just covert it to the gpe edition. Idk.
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I can't make up my mind. After officially getting the ota 4.3 from tmobile ibfeel like I have control of my phone and should just covert it to the gpe edition. Idk.
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Converting to GPE is complex if you haven't tinkered with an HTC before.
First of, you need to unlock the bootloader, then S-OFF using rumrunner, then boot into fastboot and chance your CID to the GPE One "GOOGL001" (without the quotation marks and the CID makes up 8 characters), then flash the GPE RUU to fully convert.
After doing all that, you could if you wanted to, change your model ID (MID) to the GPE One as well but I personally don't think that is necessary as the OTA's seem to allow other MID's and changing the MID is finnicky to say the least. You don't need to lock the bootloader again and you don't need to set S-ON.
Wow thats amazing. Way to go HTC
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Theshawty said:
Converting to GPE is complex if you haven't tinkered with an HTC before.
First of, you need to unlock the bootloader, then S-OFF using rumrunner, then boot into fastboot and chance your CID to the GPE One "GOOGL001" (without the quotation marks and the CID makes up 8 characters), then flash the GPE RUU to fully convert.
After doing all that, you could if you wanted to, change your model ID (MID) to the GPE One as well but I personally don't think that is necessary as the OTA's seem to allow other MID's and changing the MID is finnicky to say the least. You don't need to lock the bootloader again and you don't need to set S-ON.
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I have been reading for a while how to do it and have unlocked my bootloader tons before. I've never s off because I didn't see the need. Thank you for clarifying the easy steps . I might go over to the dark side tonight.
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monkeypaws said:
I have been reading for a while how to do it and have unlocked my bootloader tons before. I've never s off because I didn't see the need. Thank you for clarifying the easy steps . I might go over to the dark side tonight.
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Awesome.
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Awesome.
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Ibwoukd still need to flash the gpe recovery right to receive otas?
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monkeypaws said:
Ibwoukd still need to flash the gpe recovery right to receive otas?
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It is flashed when flashing the RUU zip.
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Ibwoukd still need to flash the gpe recovery right to receive otas?
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No. TWRP will flash OTAs but not the firmware portion.
Something cool about T-Mobile Ones. The MID is already acceptable for the newest 4.3 update. So if you are unlocked you can flash a bone stock 4.3 GE build and take the new OTA. If your on a stock recovery (GE or Sense) it will flash the ROM and firmware. All you need to do is flash the splash screen and your good to go.
I'd recommend being S-Off first.
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How soon before we get it on AOSP ROMs for the One?
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bem809 said:
How soon before we get it on AOSP ROMs for the One?
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i am preety sure you can compile and make it ready for us in a night! we all are counting on you!
CM10.3? Yes please!
I can't wrap my head around what's so awesome about CM? Sense is awesome ^^
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I can't wrap my head around what's so awesome about CM? Sense is awesome ^^
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i never really liked the sense look, the AOSP look is more my thing.
thegh0sts said:
i never really liked the sense look, the AOSP look is more my thing.
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Fair enough, and seeing as you came from a GS3, you're used to a crappy camera
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Fair enough, and seeing as you came from a GS3, you're used to a crappy camera
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it's serviceable
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it's serviceable
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The only downside of the best phone out there. ^^
Related
So I recently unrooted my phone to have Sprint connect it to their services. I updated to the newest software version 2.3.5 but, nothing changed as far as the sense goes. It's still the same old sense since like 2.2. And what I mean it doesn't have the theme changer or shortcuts in the drop down menu. Am I missing something?
I remember unrooting my old EVO to see what the OTA updates were like a while back and seeing the new features. But I remember having to install that update via Sync. Problems is I looked on HTC's website and all over googleville and couldn't find it anywhere. Can somebody please help me with this? And possibly refresh my memory on how to do it via Sync. Thanks in advance.
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HTC never updated us to sense 2. Kinda sucks really...HTC even updated phones with less ram and slower processors (for example htc wildfire) but left us with the OG EVO on the old original Sense.
Kinda bullsh*t if you ask me but whatever at this point I get to upgrade in Novemeber, though I would still like to see sense 2 before then.
It wasn't the full sense 2 but it has some of the features like the new lock screen, the drop down menu shortcuts to WiFi networks and such. And the themes changer
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It wasn't the full sense 2 but it has some of the features like the new lock screen, the drop down menu shortcuts to WiFi networks and such. And the themes changer
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Those features have never existed on the stock ROM for the EVO 4G. You must've been running a custom ROM.
Those features came on my evo. I rooted and went to aosp, but they are on my stock ROM
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lbbooga said:
Those features came on my evo. I rooted and went to aosp, but they are on my stock ROM
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You had quick settings in the Notification pulldown and the Sense 3.0 lockscreen stock on your EVO? I don't think so . . .
I am running stock software and I can assure you it does not have quick settings and the unlock screen is the same as my old Hero had so there is no difference. You can download the app called quick setting which will give you the settings in the pull down menu but this is not from HTC.
Oh well maybe I was mistaken but those features are on the stock EVO shift. I don't think I can root since I hot Tue 2.3.5 update
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Yea the shift got sense 2.....not us tho
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Oh well maybe I was mistaken but those features are on the stock EVO shift. I don't think I can root since I hot Tue 2.3.5 update
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Yes you can, it just wipes all data.
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SavocaFTW said:
Yes you can, it just wipes all data.
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Oh so what would I use to root it? Unrevoked 3 or Forever or another method. Because for some reason my computer can't perform ADB correctly so a manual root is out of the question. Is there a little bit of info for rooting from 2.3.5 somewhere I could reference?
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Um, at some point you really need to head over to the Evo Shift forums:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=935
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NxNW said:
Um, at some point you really need to head over to the Evo Shift forums:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=935
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Ummm why would I want to do that? I have an EVO 4G not a Shift. My girlfriend has the shift so that's why I said whatever I did about the shift
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LedGrip said:
Oh so what would I use to root it? Unrevoked 3 or Forever or another method. Because for some reason my computer can't perform ADB correctly so a manual root is out of the question. Is there a little bit of info for rooting from 2.3.5 somewhere I could reference?
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You have to use HTCDev.com to unlock the bootloader on the 2.3.5 version, which allows you to get root. The only other exploit is TacoRoot, which allows you to downgrade to a version rootable with unrEVOked or Revolutionary (you can likewise downgrade after unlocking with HTCDev).
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My girlfriend has the shift so that's why I said whatever I did about the shift
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Ok then. Good luck to both of you.
hey
the day finally arrived last week when i joined the samsung galaxy s3 lot.... my dhd done me well and was by far one of the most indestructiable phones i have ever had!!!!
but am looking how to return the phone completely to stock and unroot so i can sell it to a mobile phone recycling site...
atm i have a custom splash screen, fully rooted and modded rom
looking to completely return to stock
whats the fastest and easiest way?
Probably this:
http://www.htc.com/europe/help/htc-desire-hd/#download
and download HTC Media Link ROM Update for HTC Desire HD (1.11.0.0)
joooe said:
Probably this:
http://www.htc.com/europe/help/htc-desire-hd/#download
and download HTC Media Link ROM Update for HTC Desire HD (1.11.0.0)
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tried that it said failed model id
anyone any other ideas?
goofylad said:
hey
the day finally arrived last week when i joined the samsung galaxy s3 lot.... my dhd done me well and was by far one of the most indestructiable phones i have ever had!!!!
but am looking how to return the phone completely to stock and unroot so i can sell it to a mobile phone recycling site...
atm i have a custom splash screen, fully rooted and modded rom
looking to completely return to stock
whats the fastest and easiest way?
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I wouldn't agree with indestructible.
Use AAHK's return to stock option
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Quinny899 said:
I wouldn't agree with indestructible.
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For me it's still true. Dropped mine in the lift twice and my kid smash it directly to the TV rack (solid wood). Some dent visible a the edge of the screen (the plastic parts) and now some dirt is inside the LCD! Still working well :good:
Would returning to stock be the only way to get access to ICS OTA update? Or would flashing a rooted, but otherwise untouched, RUU version give me the option to check for (and install) the OTA When it finally arrives?
I'm guessing not as this would be a far too easy way to do things.
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lrm537 said:
Would returning to stock be the only way to get access to ICS OTA update? Or would flashing a rooted, but otherwise untouched, RUU version give me the option to check for (and install) the OTA When it finally arrives?
I'm guessing not as this would be a far too easy way to do things.
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Yes you can flash the ruu and accept the ICS OTA even with S-OFF as long you got stock recovery (which you get from the ruu) and is not supercid.
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Muikkuman said:
Yes you can flash the ruu and accept the ICS OTA even with S-OFF as long you got stock recovery (which you get from the ruu) and is not supercid.
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Supercid? That's a new one to me. Heard of it.... Not a clue what it is. I'll give it a search later.
If I where to use the OTA, would that have any effect on root? As in would I lose it?
I'll most likely stay on Leedroid until a suitable custom ROM appears. I imagine that there's a ton of devs poised to whip out the finished article as soon as they get access to the kernel and source material needed.
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lrm537 said:
Supercid? That's a new one to me. Heard of it.... Not a clue what it is. I'll give it a search later.
If I where to use the OTA, would that have any effect on root? As in would I lose it?
I'll most likely stay on Leedroid until a suitable custom ROM appears. I imagine that there's a ton of devs poised to whip out the finished article as soon as they get access to the kernel and source material needed.
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You are most likely to loose root when you apply OTA
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Quinny899 said:
I wouldn't agree with indestructible.
Use AAHK's return to stock option
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AAHK? anyone enlighten me? link?
thanks guys
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AAHK? anyone enlighten me? link?
thanks guys
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1259821
apad said:
For me it's still true. Dropped mine in the lift twice and my kid smash it directly to the TV rack (solid wood). Some dent visible a the edge of the screen (the plastic parts) and now some dirt is inside the LCD! Still working well :good:
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It has been dropped many times, but one final drop from a desk went to far, cracked LCD
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blueeyeblue said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1259821
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top man
Quinny899 said:
It has been dropped many times, but one final drop from a desk went to far, cracked LCD
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Mine tough as ever, partly because it's clad in shock-absorbing kinda Plastic Cover
Nothing confirmed yet, but the future holds a very bright and good ending. Besides, i don't see any reasons why HTC wouldn't do this...considering they would only release 50k units of the HTC ONE Nexus.
This is definitely a win-win for both consumers and HTC.
Here's the article i just read: http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_might_release_aosp_rom_for_current_htc_one_owners-news-6132.php
I would love it as I would never root my phone.
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Hope this happens just signed up for One. Was after a Nexus 4 but this should be better.
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Nothing confirmed yet, but the future holds a very bright and good ending. Besides, i don't see any reasons why HTC wouldn't do this...considering they would only release 50k units of the HTC ONE Nexus.
This is definitely a win-win for both consumers and HTC.
Here's the article i just read: http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_might_release_aosp_rom_for_current_htc_one_owners-news-6132.php
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It's not entirely a win-win. I read that in order for HTC to release such an update (providing AOSP to all normal HTC One owners), they have to go trough every carrier and other legal stuff. I don't remember where I read it and I don't remember exactly what the article said, but the conclusion I remember: it would cost HTC time & money (and stress, probably) to release an AOSP rom for current HTC One owners.
I hope they do it though. Would be awesome!
edit: Ah, I think I just remembered something. They have to go through every carrier because otherwise the AOSP Rom (update) would not be able to legally use the mobile networks of the carriers or something...
hopefully they'd be able to release an aosp rom for carrier unlocked phones without any legal ramifications.
do you think this will pave the way for future android phones to be released with stock android and the specific manufacturer apps (zoe, sense, touchwiz, etc) to be added as separate apps? this would surely cure the 'fragmentation' of android that iPhone users are always complaining about.
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It will not be an ota. It will prolly be an ruu,available for developer edition and maybe unlocked international versions. No carrier approval needed
When we have s-off anyone(gsm,anyway) should be able to flash it.
It's kind of neat,but not that big of a deal. You can always run cm if you want AOSP.
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bigshape said:
hopefully they'd be able to release an aosp rom for carrier unlocked phones without any legal ramifications.
do you think this will pave the way for future android phones to be released with stock android and the specific manufacturer apps (zoe, sense, touchwiz, etc) to be added as separate apps? this would surely cure the 'fragmentation' of android that iPhone users are always complaining about.
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I wouldn't say cure, but definitely won't be as bad. Really hope they do this. I'd like to try out AOSP on my One, though I'm 90% sure I'll stick with sense. Way nicer looking to me.
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It will not be an ota. It will prolly be an ruu,available for developer edition and maybe unlocked international versions. No carrier approval needed
When we have s-off anyone(gsm,anyway) should be able to flash it.
It's kind of neat,but not that big of a deal. You can always run cm if you want AOSP.
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And have issues galore......cm vs. Aosp from HTC is no contest and not even the same
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paniro187 said:
And have issues galore......cm vs. Aosp from HTC is no contest and not even the same
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Right... Cm will have more tweeks and features
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scotty1223 said:
Right... Cm will have more tweeks and features
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I could give two craps about cm until they get the HTC Aosp to build on then I'll donate like always and flash paranoidandroid
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Right... Cm will have more tweeks and features
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A fully functional AOSP Rom > buggy cm. At least until HTC releases the sources, then well have a bug free cm Rom.
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I could give two craps about cm until they get the HTC Aosp to build on then I'll donate like always and flash paranoidandroid
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Dude stop being such a ****
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Which one are you and why?
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Rooted. If I wanted to be stock I wouldn't be here.
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Rooted. If I wanted to be stock I wouldn't be here.
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+1 what a waste of life would be watching all the action here instead of participating. Like I kid chilling in a candy store but doesn't want any candy!?!? Never hear of that. Lol
Rooted of course!! I'm not afraid to splurge!!
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You guys are extremely informative. I was questioning more as to how happy people are just being stock...compared to rooted and custom.
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Was rooted. AOSP bricked my phone.
No insurance and $200 later, here I am, having to make a warranty claim because HTC screwed up while putting my phone back together.
Rooted. Took the plunge after owning my AT&T M7 for 45 days. Wanted to take advantage of 4.2.2 and I am glad I did.
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I'm stock but unlocked through revone to debrand and force 4.2.2 ota.
How the MoDaCo switch setup progresses will dictate whether or not I root... Resisted for a few months but getting harder
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Rooted since the Sprint HTC Touch days. Running Android Eclair 2.0
The freedom, to do as you please to your own phone. It's great.
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Rooted but I staid on stock for a pretty long time until revone came along. I only used that to solve a bad kernel wakelock I was experiencing and knew was fixed in 4.2.2. I wanted to go to stock 4.2.2 but can't since now my device is s-off usage reporting to HTC is on and can't be turned off and that is causing bad battery drain too.
But I think all in all the One is so good out of the box there isn't really a big reason to root....
Rooted just cause I'm deeply in love with ARHD. LOL
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Stock. I am afraid to waste too much time if I root. You all know it's an addiction when you start flashing roms...
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Rooted & Stock.
It's nice to have a play & see all the lovely tweaks that are acheived with custom roms.
But I think stock has got that good on the One, that as far as day to day tasks & running go there isn't much between stock & custom. But it's sure nice to have a choice & I thanks all the great guys who do the custom roms :good:
sauprankul said:
Was rooted. AOSP bricked my phone.
No insurance and $200 later, here I am, having to make a warranty claim because HTC screwed up while putting my phone back together.
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AOSP didn't brick your phone. I'm pretty sure you didn't know what you where doing.
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There have been a few bricks on aosp and a few bricks with custom roms that I've read about, I believe that the problem is just random faults HTC, can't expect to have so much going on in a phone, mass produce it on a large scale and not have some phones shutting off permanently for unknown reasons. Sorry for ot. I rooted to see what my one is capable of, tried nearly every Rom but now I'm very content with a stock custom rom that allows me to modify and personalise everything that want
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I'm stock and unrooted but planning to root after warranty time/no OTAs I love rooting and flashing (got a HTC Desire before and changed it every week ) but always take the OTAs until HTC announce there are no further updates anymore.
I'm pretty satisfied with the One unrooted though. Maybe only (real) negative aspect so far is decreased battery life compared to rooted devices.
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Rooted,Modded,Tweaked! the lucky 3!
Rooted on stock GE because I'm developing a couple apps that require root
Idc about different Roms so much, just basic aosp/ge for me.
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Rooted mostly because ARHD did it for me automatically. Greenify is really the only app I use that requires root.
Stock
Spent ages going through ARHD/CM/AOSP roms and all that craic only to end up on a stock rom on the Sensation and had much the better experience on Stock.
Haven't rooted the ONE as i just really don't think it needs it (for me) and so far, i have been proved correct.
Rooted.
Why? So I can clean up the crap I don't want that they schlep into /system, and for tether.
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Now that this rom is released, does anyone have any idea how long something like this would take to port over?
I'm not sure if it's an easy thing or not. I know AOSP was pushed almost same day, albeit being buggy.
I'm pretty excited to get the update on my AT&T phone, however I don't remember how long it took for the 4.3 to be released for regular models.
For anyone who hasn't seen it yet.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...ion-kitkat-update-rolling-out-starting-today/
gzrecoil said:
Now that this rom is released, does anyone have any idea how long something like this would take to port over?
I'm not sure if it's an easy thing or not. I know AOSP was pushed almost same day, albeit being buggy.
I'm pretty excited to get the update on my AT&T phone, however I don't remember how long it took for the 4.3 to be released for regular models.
For anyone who hasn't seen it yet.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...ion-kitkat-update-rolling-out-starting-today/
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Bookmark this thread and keep your eye out for it's in the works right now from @iB4STiD and @ktoonsez
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43216973&postcount=1
Be sure to give them thanks!!! :good:
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Bookmark this thread and keep your eye out for it's in the works right now from @iB4STiD and @ktoonsez
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43216973&postcount=1
Be sure to give them thanks!!! :good:
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Awesome! That's where I got my 4.3 GPE rom, thanks for the update dude!
I'm not an expert on this, so someone correct me if I'm wrong.
By what I understand, the Google Edition ROM runs with little modification on the AT&T S4. The main hurdles are with the kernel, which has to be modified slightly to run on the AT&T S4. Once a developer is able to modify the kernel to run, porting the rest of the ROM over shouldn't be a big deal. The developers are pretty brilliant and quick on this stuff, so I imagine you'll be seeing ports of the GPE ROM here pretty soon.
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I'm not an expert on this, so someone correct me if I'm wrong.
By what I understand, the Google Edition ROM runs with little modification on the AT&T S4. The main hurdles are with the kernel, which has to be modified slightly to run on the AT&T S4. Once a developer is able to modify the kernel to run, porting the rest of the ROM over shouldn't be a big deal. The developers are pretty brilliant and quick on this stuff, so I imagine you'll be seeing ports of the GPE ROM here pretty soon.
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Basically. I mean, there isn't a significant difference in the hardware between a normal Samsung S4 and a Google Edition S4, except the LTE chips used for retrieving signal (depends on your carrier). So that being said, the kernel shouldn't be a big deal and the ROM shouldn't be either. I'm really hoping to use Kangakat as soon as it's released, I'm a BIG fan of Kangabean and have been using it along with Omega ROM with dual boot. Can't wait for this! Thanks for the good news! It's about time!
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I can't wait for 4.4 SafeStrap
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This is a great question....
I was PLANNING on flashing a 4.3 ROM but I seriously might just wait out till 4.4 ROMS...
How long do you think it would be? A couple months? A couple weeks? 3 seconds?
Guys... It comes out when it comes out. There is no telling. Please don't ask for ETAs. It is heavily frowned upon. Just be patient.
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Honestly for everyone whining about people whining for ETAs, I'm gonna throw this out there - I wouldn't be surprised if it were out tomorrow to be honest.
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International s4 has several roms for google edition 4.4 already. I wouldn't flash them just yet because roms for our phone are just around the corner.
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This is a great question....
I was PLANNING on flashing a 4.3 ROM but I seriously might just wait out till 4.4 ROMS...
How long do you think it would be? A couple months? A couple weeks? 3 seconds?
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Been monitoring the thread posted above, looks like there is one small issue for them to resolve with the Kernel and the 4.4 GPE rom will be ready
Here's to hoping for tomorrow
gzrecoil said:
Been monitoring the thread posted above, looks like there is one small issue for them to resolve with the Kernel and the 4.4 GPE rom will be ready
Here's to hoping for tomorrow
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yep, it's being worked on
not quite sure what is going on with keystore, but it's causing a force close of settings. I've been in touch with both faux and ktoonsez and they are actively working on a fix
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/1...p-file-for-the-galaxy-s4-google-play-edition/
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EDIT - Answered my own question, guess it won't work on an ATT S4.
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aguacateojos said:
EDIT - Answered my own question, guess it won't work on an ATT S4.
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Why wouldn't it? They are the exact same device I thought.
The article states that this is the OTA, not a standalone ROM - am I wrong in thinking that it couldn't be installed?
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aguacateojos said:
The article states that this is the OTA, not a standalone ROM - am I wrong in thinking that it couldn't be installed?
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Yes you are. The S4 Snapdragon variants (Google Play Edition, AT&T, etc) all have the exact same hardware. It will run perfectly as a flashed ROM once it's finished be g developed. Why wouldn't it?
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Well, yeah, after development, but this seems to currently be installable on the I9505G, not the I337. At least according to the article, comments there, and what I've seen on the I9505G forum.
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The I9505G is the exact same thing...
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I'm going to try and flash it on a 1337m
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