This little hack will let you get the most out of your One X battery
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- HTC user
- KId
- 13 Nov 2012
dear i can not understand how do i root mt htc one x??? i am trying but not getting that how i manage tegra 3 power management..please help me. my battery not lasts long.. help me.. my email is (chand653@gmail.com)
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- HTC ONE X
- 3Jx
- 15 May 2012
Its the first time i have ever read all the comments on a post and after reading all of them i found dumb and stupid comments talking about the good and bad features of the phone and if some other phone is better than HTC ONE X.
I dont know why is everyone so stupid and dont understand that this post is specifically for the "little hack" to get a better battery life. if you have tried it then please talk about ur experience. if not, then ask if someone has tried it.
please share your experience incase you have tried this hack.
thanks
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- RedMax
- pqu
- 30 Apr 2012
In the new update this file's gone. Can't find it.
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- AnonD-50838
- wHT
- 17 Apr 2012
s2user, 16 Apr 2012HTC is losing money fast. Unexciting technology coupled wit... moreI was sg2 user before,it was poor battery life,the super amoled wathcing long time cause my eyes unconfortable and not natural.very...very...Poor screen....back to SLCD2.
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- AnonD-50838
- wHT
- 17 Apr 2012
I NEVER thought an LCD screen would look so good as it does on the new HTC One X.
A lot of us rave about the AMOLED screen on Samsung's and the Lumia 800. After comparing the HTC Sensation to the Samsung Galaxy SII when they were first released, I was so blown away by the AMOLED, it was hard to go back to an LCD screen.
But this, HTC One X, with its Super IPS LCD2 is hands down, the best screen in the market.
My Super AMOLED HD doesn't even come close to this thing.
What's the difference between the two, you ask?
The AMOLEDs will always have best blacks, but the LCD 2 has more accurate colours, whites and viewing level.
Furthermore, the HTC One X has the Super IPS (In Plane Switching technology), which gives even better colours and high visibility under direct sunlight.
Seriously, forget about the AMOLED, besides having an excellent display, the HTC One X also has the screen floating right under the image.
Very similar to the Nokia Lumia 800 which I mentioned that has one of the best features of the screen.
As I grasped the white polycarbonate One X, which feels extremely light but doesn't make it any less solid to hold, to study HTC's new Ice Cream Sandwich with Sense 4.0, I couldn't help noticing how near the display was to the glass.
You know how when you look at your phone, it's obvious that there is a glass enclosing the screen. Well, if you get a chance to look at the One X, it will be a totally different experience for you.
Besides the screen, the line of One's from Taiwan's HTC, is equipped with something called ImageSense, which is a newly developed sensor chip.
Basically, your camera's megapixels are just megapixels. On a phone, you don't really need it to go beyond eight, but if it does, it's nice to have it.
What takes good pictures is a camera's sensor chip. Like in your Canon DSLRs, it would have Digic III, IV and V processors.
Similar to HTC's ImageSense, which takes extremely good pictures in low-light, and I had a pretty decent picture taken of me in an almost pitch black room.
It also takes pictures almost instantaneously, like the Galaxy Nexus' camera which snaps as fast as you can press the shutter.
The One X's camera is 8 megapixels, and records 1080p videos at 30 frames per second.
As for what's under the hood, you've got the phone that has blown every other device out of the water in terms of benchmark scores.
The first ever 1.5 GHz quad-core phone with Nvidia's Tegra 3 processor has been running away with benchmark tests as compared to other existing devices.
Memory-wise, it has 32GB on board with no expansion slot (that's always disappointing). I usually prefer to have an expansion slot because I would usually store pictures taken on the microSD card.
As for Ice Cream Sandwich, HTC's custom skin, Sense, is now version 4.0.
HTC's Sense 3.x was a little too obtrusive for me. It felt like it's getting in the way of what Android is supposed to be.
Sense 4.0 is somewhat like that but it feels like HTC has toned down the "non-Sense" on the One series.
The phone is extremely responsive, well with four cores it should be, and loading the browser was almost instant.
Now that HTC has upped the game, it's up to Samsung's Galaxy SIII or LG's D1L to impress.
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- HUA88
- tV0
- 17 Apr 2012
AnonD-50731, 16 Apr 2012really?yes,i think the battery double better than my old desire hd....today i reply whatapps,email,listen music,until night still have 40 percent battery
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- HUA88
- tV0
- 17 Apr 2012
Anonymous, 16 Apr 2012DO NOT HACK YOUR PHONE, IF THERE IS SUCH AN ISSUE/SOLUTION ... morei use desire hd oso.same opinion with u after change to one x.battery life very good
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- Karan
- vI1
- 17 Apr 2012
Mine htc one x battery ..runs down quickly...please provide any fix to this :(
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- cjdelphi
- sG%
- 17 Apr 2012
Anonymous, 16 Apr 2012Thx for the info. Bricked my phone. sorry to hear, but let's face it the Android Data Bridge is really meant for people with 'experience' the only reason why messed with it and my galaxy 1 (and wife's sg2) was simple, i have a $3 jig which sends it back into flash mode if i did accidentally brick it.
don't do it unless you know what you're doing is the bottom line.
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- Anonymous
- 49B
- 16 Apr 2012
Thx for the info. Bricked my phone.
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- Anonymous
- vGU
- 16 Apr 2012
DO NOT HACK YOUR PHONE, IF THERE IS SUCH AN ISSUE/SOLUTION THEN HTC WILL COME WITH AN UPDATE>>> I am using One X and don't find any issues with battery life. In fact One X runs twice longer than my HTC Desire HD (With same work load). Tegra 3 has 4+1 core setup with all cores capable of running independently and any core can disable itself depending on the load requirement. 5th standby core runs at 500MHz and takes care of functions when in standby mode or when doing tasks which don't require massive computing power. So practically it should save power whenever possible.
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- AnonD-50731
- t7F
- 16 Apr 2012
Anonymous, 16 Apr 201222hrs 43min of battery life... http://img99.imageshack.us/... morehow did u do it?
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- AnonD-50731
- t7F
- 16 Apr 2012
HUA88, 16 Apr 2012i use htc one x few day already,very satisfly with the batt... morereally?
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- Anonymous
- kg3
- 16 Apr 2012
Quad core is very efficient in battery department, I see.
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- HUA88
- tV0
- 16 Apr 2012
i use htc one x few day already,very satisfly with the battery life...can use more than 1 day..
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- AnonD-816
- u{E
- 16 Apr 2012
Technical fail..
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- Black Orchid
- Q5x
- 16 Apr 2012
as expected.. the phone will melt the battery like butter..
i wonder where are those trolls saying that having quad core in a phone will make it battery efficient.. see for yourself. ;)
my sister is frustrated having this phone, but still its a great phone, having the battery the only issue.
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- AnonD-8103
- pXf
- 16 Apr 2012
soda, 16 Apr 2012are u sure tis fix is for htc one x stock ROM? since the li... more"This little hack"... nuff said...
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- Anonymous
- mDc
- 16 Apr 2012
Ffs guys this is a smartphone. Smartphones mean that you have a mini laptop.so don't complain about the battery. it is logical to drain so much battery life. if you want life battery go and take Nokia 3210.
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- Phone Addict
- na7
- 16 Apr 2012
WTF HTC!
HTC needs to do this not paying customers, this is shoddy to say the least!