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I hope someone can help me out with this. I was made aware back in March that the HTC One M8 supported something called 'Quick Charge 2.0'. According to Qualcomm, all smartphones with Snapdragon 800 and 801 processors (to include phones like the Xperia Z2, GS5 and HTC One M8) supported Quick Charge 2.0 by default.
I bought the only official Quick Charge 2.0 charger available which is the NTT Docomo AC Adapter 05, imported from Japan. I just received it in the mail today and am testing it out on my phone, and it is not charging at Qualcomm's advertised Quick Charge 2.0 speeds, only at the regular speed. I don't know what to do to fix this. Can anyone help me out?
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I hope someone can help me out with this. I was made aware back in March that the HTC One M8 supported something called 'Quick Charge 2.0'. According to Qualcomm, all smartphones with Snapdragon 800 and 801 processors (to include phones like the Xperia Z2, GS5 and HTC One M8) supported Quick Charge 2.0 by default.
I bought the only official Quick Charge 2.0 charger available which is the NTT Docomo AC Adapter 05, imported from Japan. I just received it in the mail today and am testing it out on my phone, and it is not charging at Qualcomm's advertised Quick Charge 2.0 speeds, only at the regular speed. I don't know what to do to fix this. Can anyone help me out?
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If your phone is completely stock, then it might require a kernel update (from HTC) to support QC2. It's also possible that, for some reason, the specific charger you got won't work with this phone. No one here is going to be able to help much for a charging standard that doesn't exist in the region yet.
Received confirmation from HTC that QC 2.0 has been disabled on the US handsets. An OTA update is supposed to be released to support it, someday. For now I'm gonna try a kernel that supports fast charging to see if that works. According to qualcomm all 2.0 spec chargers should work with all 2.0 spec phones, there's shouldn't be any chargers that work with some phones and not with others. So we'll see.
It seems I was premature. After some more testing it appears that quick charge IS working and the problem was the battery stats not being reported correctly. Phone just charged from 24% to 46% in about 10 minutes! That's a vast improvement over the Quick Charge 1.0 speed. Gonna charge/discharge a few more times in order to get some correct readings.
coisman said:
I hope someone can help me out with this. I was made aware back in March that the HTC One M8 supported something called 'Quick Charge 2.0'. According to Qualcomm, all smartphones with Snapdragon 800 and 801 processors (to include phones like the Xperia Z2, GS5 and HTC One M8) supported Quick Charge 2.0 by default.
I bought the only official Quick Charge 2.0 charger available which is the NTT Docomo AC Adapter 05, imported from Japan. I just received it in the mail today and am testing it out on my phone, and it is not charging at Qualcomm's advertised Quick Charge 2.0 speeds, only at the regular speed. I don't know what to do to fix this. Can anyone help me out?
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can you tell me please where i can get this please?? where i can buy thanks
zen kun said:
can you tell me please where i can get this please?? where i can buy thanks
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I bought it at this link: http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/niconicodo/item/10000022/
Through http://us.hoyoyo.com (hoyoyo will buy it for you and ship it to you, the rakuten store does not ship international)
overall it cost $53.
coisman said:
I bought it at this link: http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/niconicodo/item/10000022/
Through http://us.hoyoyo.com (hoyoyo will buy it for you and ship it to you, the rakuten store does not ship international)
overall it cost $53.
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YOU PAID $53 for a charger!!!!
I need to change my job, what do you do for a living?
Thats not that bad...especially if its something they need...ie for work etc
edlee said:
YOU PAID $53 for a charger!!!!
I need to change my job, what do you do for a living?
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Has the Quick-charge 2.0 chargers offering improved since or what? I would really like to get my hands on one but ordering from Japan and paying 53 bucks seems a bit over the top... Any news regarding the subject?
Cheers
So when is HTC going to come out with it's own Quick Charge 2.0 charging brick. When the phone was first release all the tech articles I can find says HTC plans on releasing a charger with the required 1.67amps needed by Quick Charge 2.0 spec. I guess I could look for a 1.67amp charger and see if that works but would like to stick to and HTC charging brick that I know will work with QC 2.0.
Thanks
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So when is HTC going to come out with it's own Quick Charge 2.0 charging brick. When the phone was first release all the tech articles I can find says HTC plans on releasing a charger with the required 1.67amps needed by Quick Charge 2.0 spec. I guess I could look for a 1.67amp charger and see if that works but would like to stick to and HTC charging brick that I know will work with QC 2.0.
Thanks
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How much faster do you want it? I mean i can go from like 1% to full charge in about 2 hours or less....
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Anyone bought the Moto charger yet?
What about this ?
http://www.taiwantrade.com.tw/CH/productdetail/873017
http://www.ptec.com.tw/index.php?type=product&id=328
http://www.made-in-china.com/showro...ecfSTZ/China-Quick-Charge-2-0-AC-Adapter.html
Couldn't find any links for 1 pcs
Probably fake since it dosent show in the Qualcomm of certified list
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How much faster do you want it? I mean i can go from like 1% to full charge in about 2 hours or less....
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From Qualcomms website:
In laboratory tests using a 3300mAh battery, a Quick Charge 2.0 enabled device went from 0% to 60% charge in 30 minutes, while a device without Quick Charge 2.0 using a conventional (5 volt, 1 amp) charger achieved just a 12% gain in the same 30 minutes.
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That fast.
Quick Charge has Arrived
theandies said:
From Qualcomms website:
That fast.
Quick Charge has Arrived
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Our battery is not th a big.....those results will differ...but impressive none the less.
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Our battery is not th a big.....those results will differ...but impressive none the less.
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Yup, I can see our 2600mAh battery to at least 75% in the same time frame.
Anyone see this or is interested? I was looking to buy a Padfone S but stumbled across this. It looks like the difference is around ~50 dollars for a little bit of performance boost (but hey, the newer the better).
My only question is if I wonder if it works with the first generation S tablet dock so I don't have to buy another...
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Asus...h-3GB-of-RAM-64GB-storage-for-302-USD_id67953
Regards,
yes, both using same version of station so it works.
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Anyone see this or is interested? I was looking to buy a Padfone S but stumbled across this. It looks like the difference is around ~50 dollars for a little bit of performance boost (but hey, the newer the better).
My only question is if I wonder if it works with the first generation S tablet dock so I don't have to buy another...
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Asus...h-3GB-of-RAM-64GB-storage-for-302-USD_id67953
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I bought the dock for my Padfone S, and it works fine with my Padfone S Plus (Malaysian user here).
Anyone tried installing Unofficial CM12 Lollipop upgrade for "plus" version?
I have this version but the tw sku it's just the PadFone s with 3gb of ram and 64gb of internal storage . I use the dock from the 16 gb PadFone S
I am seriously thinking on getting this. Only problem for me is a battery life, but I think Asus made a good compromise - quick charging.
450 Euro I think is a good price for it.
I bought plus from UK, (thought it' being selled only in Malaysia) and mine have WW firmware. Performance with this 3gb ram is amazing. You can almost forgot about closing apps. About battery, you can easily get they thru the day with 2300 mah on regular usage, and get 3-4 h on screen on. About quick charge, I didn't get quick charger with device. Only 5V, 2A. I am using a A66 PadFone charger because of EU plug instead of UK and it seems to have a quick charge mode (additional 15V, 1.4A) but sadly PadFone S is not being charged any quicker for me. Maybe because of incompatible quick charge charger mode.
i also have padfone s plus and quick charging doesnt work with the padfone s
Strange, because I asked some retailers at ebay and they said that S Plus supports quick charging. And Station is bulky and heavy right? I am still considering it, I know it won't be Galaxy Tab S or Ipad Air like, but is it usable, or it's just too heavy to hold in some positions?
It's bulky only where phone's get in, in center. For me it's not heavy at all. I can easily hold it in one hand. Also I am wondering if 10" infinity tablet will work with S, because dimensions are quite the same. If I find out I'll share with you.
Thanks guys for your useful posts. It's good to know more about Padfone S because there aren't much information about it.
Ebay has an offer for both S Plus phone and station for 500 Euros. However, I think I will try to wait for S Plus in my country for a 2 year warranty service (September at best).
ngoonee said:
I bought the dock for my Padfone S, and it works fine with my Padfone S Plus (Malaysian user here).
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Hi, can anyone confirm if the Padfone S plus will work with the Padfone X dock?
Thanks.
armanito said:
Hi, can anyone confirm if the Padfone S plus will work with the Padfone X dock?
Thanks.
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One is a US device, the other is international. Doubt you'd get anyone here who has both together.
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Hi, can anyone confirm if the Padfone S plus will work with the Padfone X dock?
Thanks.
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It's exactly what I use . The dock is practically the same as the S so yes, I can confirm it works.
Does rooting and unlocking bootloader method for the S will work on the plus?
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Does rooting and unlocking bootloader method for the S will work on the plus?
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Yes at least the rooting part. I rooted successfully with towelroot.
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Does rooting and unlocking bootloader method for the S will work on the plus?
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fmflex said:
Yes at least the rooting part. I rooted successfully with towelroot.
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Note that that applies as long as you're not yet on Lollipop. L needs a different rooting method.
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Note that that applies as long as you're not yet on Lollipop. L needs a different rooting method.
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I was planning to upgrade to lollipop once I get the phone. What method do I need to root? My main concern is just rooting. Don't really need to unlock bootloader. Would be nice to be able to use twrp since i am used to using it to do a backup of system and data.
Thanks for the heads up, I've not updated to L yet as I was waiting to move back into my house before I went ahead.
KK - TowelRoot
LL - KingRoot
I just want peoples thoughts on this new handset, do you think it will be as popular as the OnePlus One? And what price and specs do you think it will have?
Wow, its already UP..
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Wow, its already UP..
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yeah. Can't wait for it to get released!
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yeah. Can't wait for it to get released!
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Yeah same, I can't wait for it to come out!
Wanted to see if anyone has heard more about the specs, benchmarks and stuff?
Any one can share any clue?
Specs are out already!
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Yeah same, I can't wait for it to come out!
Wanted to see if anyone has heard more about the specs, benchmarks and stuff?
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The specs are everywhere right?Not the exact, but still almost a crude idea of what we will be getting in OP2 is out there on the net..The biggest leak that has yet come is that its going to come with snapdragon 810 v2.0(well,thats what they are calling it!). Its said its an undrclcked one. Hope it comes out well. And then the latest news is that OP2 will be the first phone to come out with C Port!! More news maybe leaked soon enuf since its about time that OP2 will be launched(almost in august)..
Lets hope for the best !
Any idea when's the release?
My small wishlist includes no capacitive buttons and a larger screen to fill that space, like a Note 4 or Nexus 6. If 1+2 has at least 5.5" and QHD it's coming home with me. Bonus if it's waterproof.
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I just want peoples thoughts on this new handset, do you think it will be as popular as the OnePlus One? And what price and specs do you think it will have?
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4GB RAM?
I wonder if OP2 will have heating issues with the new 2.1 chipset Snapdragon 810 that is designed to ease the heat issue and improve performance.
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I wonder if OP2 will have heating issues with the new 2.1 chipset Snapdragon 810 that is designed to ease the heat issue and improve performance.
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Exactly my concern.. I read somewhere that Mi5 will be opting for 811 chip.
the guys in OP2 said they tested and fixed all overheating issues. We just gotta see if it's true what they say
Processor
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Snapdragon 808 would be great
yes.. They have told us its a new 810 chipset wch they say doesnt have heating issues. Hope it comes out like that. Also there as another news that it is been underclockd to reduce the heating issue.. Lets see what comes out tomorrow !
Here is my wish list:
1. as little bezel as possible - LG status please
2. front facing speaker(s) - doesn't have to be stereo just facing our ears please
3. massive battery - 3500-3900 depending on the screen type
4. waterproof/resistant
5. fingerprint sensor - put it on the back to keep the bezeless design
6. wireless charging
7. decent price (still lower than competition)
8. good camera
9. and oh yeah A WAY TO ORDER IT WITHOUT HAVING TO WIN THE FREAKING LOTTERY
Would be a dream, 2k res and proc is already a given... but I don't care as much 1080 p is fine with me for battery reasons
USB type C - what difference does this bring to the smartphone compared to the micro USB? (apart from speed)
I understand for a laptop as it can charge it, but with the micro usb, I can already charge my device.
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USB type C - what difference does this bring to the smartphone compared to the micro USB? (apart from speed)
I understand for a laptop as it can charge it, but with the micro usb, I can already charge my device.
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Big advantage faster charge and faster data transfers. Also I like the reversible factor. Read more here http://mobile.extremetech.com/latest/222529-usb-c-vs-usb-3-dot-1-whats-the-difference?origref=
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I think the 4GB of RAM is just... Wow. Seems only yesterday they were trumpeting the Nexus 4 with 2GB of RAM
You can never be too trustful of rumors but supposedly it will be marketed at the same cost as the original with the invite only system in place again
Snapdragon 810 v2.1
4GB RAM
OxygenOS (Lollipop 5.1)
Maybe a fingerprint reader but that's quite doubtful
And USB-Type C charging is confirmed
The first phone with USB-Type C
I am also curious about it. But it is really hard to say.
I personally would prefer 4g ram and full hd
Chinese company Oukitel is going to release a dual-sim smartphone with huge battery which will have the capacity of 10000 mAh.
According to the company in theory it will allow you to use the phone for one week without charging it
First photos of the phone you can see here: Oukitel
What do you think ?
Thank you
Looks great..how much time will it require it to charge
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Wow this is amazing.
for now I dont this info about charging time. but I hope soon we will know.
here are some news about Oukitel K10000
see Youtube video:
you can cook lunch with this phone
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Looks great..how much time will it require it to charge
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If it requires more time to charge it's because has more battery. Anyway it depends mainly on use mA that the battery is capable of draining when charging.
scandiun said:
If it requires more time to charge it's because has more battery. Anyway it depends mainly on use mA that the battery is capable of draining when charging.
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It will need approximately 3.5 hours for full charge. the K10000 soon will be available for purchase, more info here.
I don't know if I did right thing, but I just ordered this phone from this shop: http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_204428.html
I couldn't see yet the complete specifications, for example if has optical image stabilization, is has infrared port, barometer, radio through earphones, etc. Also no idea how warranty will be managed depending on the country you live in.
veimus said:
I don't know if I did right thing, but I just ordered this phone from this shop: http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_204428.html
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dont worry, Gearbest is good shop. I bought several times before and everything went just fine.
chief_wolfinjo said:
dont worry, Gearbest is good shop. I bought several times before and everything went just fine.
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Is it in europe or usa?
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Is it in europe or usa?
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Gearbest is chinese shop but they have also USA Warehouse and EU Warehouse
i am really starting to like this phone. mainly because of the battery. but i am still a bit on the fence about those mediatek SoC's they put in them. how much effort is there to make our own ROM's for this thing? epecially for removing all the chinese junk, rooting and making it as vanilla android as possible?
Not only that, I wonder if even has optical / digital image stabilization for taking pictures. Why best smartphone manufacturers don't do this kind of phone?
flippy.nl said:
i am really starting to like this phone. mainly because of the battery. but i am still a bit on the fence about those mediatek SoC's they put in them. how much effort is there to make our own ROM's for this thing? epecially for removing all the chinese junk, rooting and making it as vanilla android as possible?
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Not only that, I wonder if even has optical / digital image stabilization for taking pictures. Why best smartphone manufacturers don't do this kind of phone?
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some phones if they are popular, then there is always custom ROMs etc... also lately I did not saw some many chinese junk... they are coming more or less clean.
about optical / digital image stabilization, they have not yet reached this level
There's another rival for the Oukitel K10000: the Ulefone Power. It has a little less battery (6200 mAh instead of 10000) but the rest of the hardware is better.
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There's another rival for the Oukitel K10000: the Ulefone Power. It has a little less battery (6200 mAh instead of 10000) but the rest of the hardware is better.
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ok. lets see this Ulefone Power
Hey people did you see Oukitel K6000 Review
chief_wolfinjo said:
Hey people did you see Oukitel K6000 Review
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Yes, but doesn't go too much deep into the experience.
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Yes, but doesn't go too much deep into the experience.
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what do you want to know ?
[Leaked] Huawei Nexus 6P Presentation
Hmm. No wireless charging but it has a USB C port. Not sure if I want to upgrade from the Nexus 6. Looks like I'll wait for the reviews since it will probably be like all other nexus phones and extremely hard to get at launch.
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Interesting. I wonder what the price will be.
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I can't believe it won't have wireless charging!
Does it really have to do with the metal body? Doesn't the s6 have a metal body?
Otherwise, all around solid phone!
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I can't believe it won't have wireless charging!
Does it really have to do with the metal body? Doesn't the s6 have a metal body?
Otherwise, all around solid phone!
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S6 is glass on back. That's why it's able to have it.
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No wireless charging is not a deal breaker for me, but I'll wait for confirmation in 3 days rather than believe what's being presented in this video.
Sweet! Like the USB C, battery size, etc.
They're the first manufacturer to actually list the SD 810 as the v2.1 version. Seems they're well aware of the issues its been facing
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They're the first manufacturer to actually list the SD 810 as the v2.1 version. Seems they're well aware of the issues its been facing
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V2.1 is the version every phone with the SD810 has anyway!
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V2.1 is the version every phone with the SD810 has anyway!
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Now, yes. But not months ago when the GFlex 2 and M9 were first released.
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Now, yes. But not months ago when the GFlex 2 and M9 were first released.
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They use the v2.1 as well as confirmed by Qualcomm in July.
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They use the v2.1 as well as confirmed by Qualcomm in July.
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that's some marketing bs, anandtech already showed the difference between v2 and v2.1
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9388/comparing-snapdragon-810-v2-and-v21
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that's some marketing bs, anandtech already showed the difference between v2 and v2.1
http://www.anandtech.com/show/9388/comparing-snapdragon-810-v2-and-v21
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And do you know anyone with the M9 with a v2.0?
Maybe a review pre-release sample but none of the retail ones!
http://m.androidcentral.com/htc-one-m9-already-using-snapdragon-810-v21
I hope this phone works on verizon
I love wireless charging... Especially in the car it is just so convenient. Count me in as dissapointed...
It appears Huawei has *NO* phones with wireless charging, so it is likely the N6p really won't have it. That's a major deal breaker for me. That's the most important feature in years. I have 5 wireless charging bases, including three in my house plus work and car. If I wanted a phone circa 2012 I'd buy an iPhone. Now, to research other phablets...
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It appears Huawei has *NO* phones with wireless charging, so it is likely the N6p really won't have it. That's a major deal breaker for me. That's the most important feature in years. I have 5 wireless charging bases, including three in my house plus work and car. If I wanted a phone circa 2012 I'd buy an iPhone. Now, to research other phablets...
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Probably because all of their phones have metal casing, can't charge wirelessly through metal.
Is the camera area actually raised, or does it just look that way? It seems like it would make making cases for it difficult. Also, I'm interested to see what the overall dimensions of the phone are. The top and bottom bezels look very large to me. If it's the same size as the current Nexus 6, that's a lot of wasted space. I really couldn't care less about the finger print sensor, or lack of wireless charging.
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And do you know anyone with the M9 with a v2.0?
Maybe a review pre-release sample but none of the retail ones!
http://m.androidcentral.com/htc-one-m9-already-using-snapdragon-810-v21
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please at least read the article
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V2 was the first mass production revision, which was present in both the LG G Flex 2, and HTC One M9
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Meanwhile there were rumors floating around of a new revision due to show up in the summer, and it appears that this is the rumored revision. This leads me to question whether it made sense to release devices with the v2 revision, especially if future revisions would have resolved some notable issues and dramatically improved SoC performance. I also question whether OEMs would silently introduce these SoCs into later production runs of products that first shipped with v2, which is yet another can of worms.
Putting these questions aside, this new revision brings much-needed improvements to the Snapdragon 810, and should go a long way as a stop-gap until Snapdragon 820 begins shipping. We'll see how the change from v2 to v2.1 affects performance on a higher level in our Xiaomi Mi Note Pro review coming shortly.
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so HTC said they are using the v2.1, just like how qualcomm said there's no heat issue with the 810, how credible do you think those words are? by your logic, do you have to know someone with a Z4/Z3+ to know that it overheats?
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please at least read the article
so HTC said they are using the v2.1, just like how qualcomm said there's no heat issue with the 810, how credible do you think those words are? by your logic, do you have to know someone with a Z4/Z3+ to know that it overheats?
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Nobody claimed that it doesn't overheat!
OnePlus made a big fuss about v2.1 but they underclocked it to remedy the heat issue. Plus it's a thick phone with a plastic back so you don't feel it as much as you would with a metal phone which conducts heat or a thin phone like the Sony!