I think he just meant that Google is doing good things and is becoming an increasingly attractive option.
Ah! Thanks for that, I read that first line as a sense of urgency, not as a sense of prospects
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I think he just meant that Google is doing good things and is becoming an increasingly attractive option.
Thanks for the detailed response s.m.knipe. I have gone ahead and made the changes you suggested and everything is working beautifully.
On a similar topic: My phone is an Australian Optus branded phone which came bundled with a lot of useless Optus bloatware. I couldn't uninstall the bloatware so I just disabled the applications. Is that OK, or should I re-enable the applications and just trying to hide them in a folder (or something similar)?
Excellent, glad to hear it! Which app did you choose to use, out of curiosity?Thanks for the detailed response s.m.knipe. I have gone ahead and made the changes you suggested and everything is working beautifully.
On a similar topic: My phone is an Australian Optus branded phone which came bundled with a lot of useless Optus bloatware. I couldn't uninstall the bloatware so I just disabled the applications. Is that OK, or should I re-enable the applications and just trying to hide them in a folder (or something similar)?
You should be okay disabling them, as they are usually just add-ons the carrier does to the final software versions just prior to public release, so they should not be necessary for anything. I usually disable mine (Stateside) except AT&T's wifi and "myAccount" type apps- the free wifi auto-connect is super nice while travelling (no annoying agree to terms splash pages every time you open your browser) and their account app is actually decent.MIne is also an Australian branded Optus phone so I am also interested in whether I should dis-able them or not.
Just wondering, have you had notification of the new update yet?? I haven't.
Great! There is a bit of a learning curve, but it is just a different way of answering the same questions/problems as iOS.Im glad i switched from iphone to android. Love the forums. Love the os. Takes some getting use to!!! Wish id made the switch earlier.
I ended up going with the Gmail app. There is nothing wrong with the other Mail app, but I thought Gmail might be a better option with the recent release of the new Google Drive service.Excellent, glad to hear it! Which app did you choose to use, out of curiosity?
I ended up going with the Gmail app. There is nothing wrong with the other Mail app, but I thought Gmail might be a better option with the recent release of the new Google Drive service.
another convert here
Although I havent actually got hold of my phone yet its being delivered tuesday, but i said goodbye to my iphone 4 today. Have toadmit I'm a little concerned seeing the numerous help/problem posts with so many different aspects of the phone but I hope it'll all be forgotton once I get hold of my own. Only ever had apple smart phones so all this open source magic has got me quite excited. I look forward to playing around and customising my phone. ordered a soft back cover and screen protector an sock for under 3quid shipped too
Thanks for your thoughts here...
I feel it is less a matter of like and more about usability...
Aside from the fact that im used to an Iphone >
I switch on an Iphone and go to write a message... 99% accuracy at speed...
I switch on HTC one X and go to write a message... Accuracy and speed decline significantly... Actually the whole experience sucked...
In my case... It would appear that the smaller buttons on the iphone improves my accuracy and speed...
Eitherway Im becoming obsessed with this keyboard thing... Its not going to fix itself so Ill head off now and find something more suitable...
Oh yeah... And im sooooooooo finding this thing buggy... Awesome screen though... im really liking this aspect...
If u like Listening to music in particular your iTunes library if you have one, converting to Android is like becoming a vegetarian.
I support Android's open platform over Apple's closed closed iTunes but still need my daily music protein and Android's buggy (closed) Amazon App is like dry tofu to a juicy steak when compared to iTunes.
another convert here
Although I havent actually got hold of my phone yet its being delivered tuesday, but i said goodbye to my iphone 4 today. Have toadmit I'm a little concerned seeing the numerous help/problem posts with so many different aspects of the phone but I hope it'll all be forgotton once I get hold of my own. Only ever had apple smart phones so all this open source magic has got me quite excited. I look forward to playing around and customising my phone. ordered a soft back cover and screen protector an sock for under 3quid shipped too
Hmmmmmm...
The ring pull is locked again... When I touch the screeen the ring does not respond ... However when i remove my finger from the screen the ring does a little jump... And the message flashes up the top "Pull the ring to unlock"
I can touch it anywhere on the screen to do this... The ring does not respond to my initial contact with the screen... Only when I break contact...
Hey guys,
New here and I have a questions for those that used to have an iphone.
I currently have a 3Gs, with unlimited data plan.
I've been looking (online I mean) at the HOX for a while now, and played with one at the ATT store the other day. Was pretty impressed, and seriously thinking of switching.
Just 2 things bothering me with the ATT version of the phone:
- The 16Gb storage. I currently have 32Gb on my iphone, my music alone is 16Gb. But with the Google drive I think it may not necessary be a problem
- The unlimited plan that I wish I could keep (even though I am not a 'heavy user', it's mainly a worry free issue), because of the music streaming (see#1 )
Still, here's my question:
When I go on att website and do the upgrade phone, picking the HOX, then I have to choose a data plan. Well, it shows a couple of Unlimited plan
But I thought they were over, that it was either 3 or 5Gb??
So is it a mistake on att website or is it still possible to get unlimited plan?
I guess I'll stop by a store sometime to make sure, just wanted to check if any of you noticed that.
Thanks!
update on the itune music sync.
Long story short, i've practically tried ALL (20+) the music app/apk, free, trial or paid ones.
i must say that there is no FREE (and Painless) way to sync your itune music and HTC ONE X flawlessly and perfectly, not poweramp, not doubletwist.
Now, if you are willing to "PAY", then all you need is ISYNCR.
the end.
sad ending i know. lol.
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