HTC ONE Series Discussion and Owners Thread

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Reply # 625832 15-May-2012 23:39
My next piece of the Telecom Tech Blog review should hopefully be up soon, looking at the camera. I included a blind 4-way camera shootout at the end - One X Vs Note Vs iPhone 4S Vs standalone digital camera. Trialled the shoot-out with my fiance and the digital camera came second! Can't wait to see everyone's thoughts, really interesting exercise! Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

Bobinarea52

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Reply # 625973 16-May-2012 11:18
Hi i have a HTC one x from telecom but put a Vodafone Sim card and wanted to know if that has any affect on my phone getting an update because i haven't received one from telecom? Has telecom even released a update for the one x yet i'm still on 1.26? thanks

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Reply # 626007 16-May-2012 11:52
No updates from Telecom yet, could be wrong I don't think having a Voda SIM in there will affect updates. Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

skyplonk

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Reply # 626012 16-May-2012 11:58
Talk about dragging their heals. Would be good to be upgraded off 1.26

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Reply # 626019 16-May-2012 12:01
NZtechfreak: No updates from Telecom yet, could be wrong I don't think having a Voda SIM in there will affect updates. Does that mean if someone has a Telecom branded handset, but later moves to another carrier, they'll still be dependent on Telecom for future updates? There are many things I'm loving about my time in Androidland, but the control that carriers have over the update process, and the delays this inevitably involves, is not one of them.

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Reply # 626024 16-May-2012 12:05
It'll always be dependent on the original carrier. The different SIM will only change network related stuff, not the CID and IMEI that is relied upon for updates Technology Journalist for Mobile Kiwi Twitter: @ArchSerpo

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Reply # 626025 16-May-2012 12:05
Seeing as they're up to 1.29 and Telecom is on 1.26 (don't know what Vodafone is on so am just referring to Telecom), can Telecom go straight to 1.29 or will they forever be a few steps behind? Me: \|  iMac 27" (2011) \|  Mac mini (2011) \| Samsung Galaxy Note II \|  iPad Wi-Fi 64GB (2012) \|  TV (2010 & 2012) \|  Time Capsule 2TB \|  AirPort Express (2008 & 2012) \|  iPod Shuffle 2GB (2010) \| Wife: \|  MacBook Air 11" (2012) \|  iPhone 4S 16GB \|  iPod Nano 8GB (2009) \|

Bobinarea52

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Reply # 626031 16-May-2012 12:15
NZtechfreak: No updates from Telecom yet, could be wrong I don't think having a Voda SIM in there will affect updates. Sweet thanks ... i think its time for a strongly worded letter to telecom to get it sorted

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Reply # 626036 16-May-2012 12:19
corksta: Seeing as they're up to 1.29 and Telecom is on 1.26 (don't know what Vodafone is on so am just referring to Telecom), can Telecom go straight to 1.29 or will they forever be a few steps behind? They could go straight to 1.29, but likely won't. For whatever reason their carrier firmware testing is quite protracted, so they'll be a fair way along testing 1.28 now and will probably push that out before moving on to 1.29. In short, they are likely to always been a few steps behind (unless HTC slow the updates a lot). Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

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Reply # 626037 16-May-2012 12:20
P1n3apqlExpr3ss: It'll always be dependent on the original carrier. The different SIM will only change network related stuff, not the CID and IMEI that is relied upon for updates Cheers for that, that is what I assumed but I didn't want to run my mouth about something I wasn't sure of. Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

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Reply # 626059 16-May-2012 12:42
NZtechfreak: corksta: Seeing as they're up to 1.29 and Telecom is on 1.26 (don't know what Vodafone is on so am just referring to Telecom), can Telecom go straight to 1.29 or will they forever be a few steps behind? They could go straight to 1.29, but likely won't. For whatever reason their carrier firmware testing is quite protracted, so they'll be a fair way along testing 1.28 now and will probably push that out before moving on to 1.29. In short, they are likely to always been a few steps behind (unless HTC slow the updates a lot). So the parallel imported phones that are around will be running/can be updated to 1.29 as they're not dependant on the carriers testing each update before releasing? Me: \|  iMac 27" (2011) \|  Mac mini (2011) \| Samsung Galaxy Note II \|  iPad Wi-Fi 64GB (2012) \|  TV (2010 & 2012) \|  Time Capsule 2TB \|  AirPort Express (2008 & 2012) \|  iPod Shuffle 2GB (2010) \| Wife: \|  MacBook Air 11" (2012) \|  iPhone 4S 16GB \|  iPod Nano 8GB (2009) \|

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Reply # 626066 16-May-2012 12:57
corksta: NZtechfreak: corksta: Seeing as they're up to 1.29 and Telecom is on 1.26 (don't know what Vodafone is on so am just referring to Telecom), can Telecom go straight to 1.29 or will they forever be a few steps behind? They could go straight to 1.29, but likely won't. For whatever reason their carrier firmware testing is quite protracted, so they'll be a fair way along testing 1.28 now and will probably push that out before moving on to 1.29. In short, they are likely to always been a few steps behind (unless HTC slow the updates a lot). So the parallel imported phones that are around will be running/can be updated to 1.29 as they're not dependant on the carriers testing each update before releasing? Parallel Imported ones tend to be better for updates, yes. Depends a little on their location of origin though - usually Euro or UK ones are best since updates tend to roll out first to those markets. Twitter: @nztechfreak Blogs: AndroidNZ.net

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Reply # 626109 16-May-2012 13:30
Just got 1.29 (imported from Clove) Launcher action is definitely smoother, quite a bit more RAM free so I've switched back to Sense launcher. Haven't noticed any other changes but I'll keep an eye on the battery!

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Reply # 626269 16-May-2012 16:31
Upgraded to 1.29.401.7 this morning, The next update, 1.29.401.11 is already rolling out in Europe today as well. Thats the one i really want as users have reported it fixes the disappearing storage space issue.

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Reply # 626277 16-May-2012 16:39
JohnnyDrama: Upgraded to 1.29.401.7 this morning, The next update, 1.29.401.11 is already rolling out in Europe today as well. Thats the one i really want as users have reported it fixes the disappearing storage space issue. It fixes the screen flicker issues some people have experienced as well http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1655636 Technology Journalist for Mobile Kiwi Twitter: @ArchSerpo

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