Nolimits wrote: » I think you're better off with the 24 month than 18, in two years time there will be a new range of phones out like the Galaxy S6 etc, in 18 months there might be a new nexus out but all other phones would have been out 6 months and you'll be tempted to wait for another 6 months for the new ones. You may as well have the lower price for the phone and maybe even a lower tarrif. Though 12 months would be perfect
Basil3 wrote: » Anyone know where you can buy a case for the One in Dublin? Might order one on eBay but expect to have to wait a good week for it to arrive.
Alpha Dog 1 wrote: » Would it not be a crime to wrap that up in a case?
dahamsta wrote: » I've assumed it's much the same as an All 4 One, and can be programmed. RTFM?
talla wrote: » Overall very impressed after a couple of hours, still not quite sure on the battery life however. Device was approximately 50% charged when I turned it on at about 11. Had to start re-charging about 3.45 pm. That was with constant use for nearly 5 hours installing apps, browsing, using it as a remote. No media viewing though.
talla wrote: » Jut an update on battery life. Took it off the charger last night at around 10pm. Left it overnight and battery was at 94% this morning. Have been using the phone heavily all day, mostly web browsing, blink feeds and a couple of vids etc on wifi and mobile data. Battery currently at 33%. Definitely a vast improvement on the HTC One X and slightly better than my experience on the SG3.
cooperguy wrote: » Has anyone tried to use the tv remote with the UPC box? It only seems to have the channel numbers for Sky preloaded?
antodeco wrote: » Have had it since this morning. Some size phone. Speakers are excellent. I got from 11am to 6pm on a half charge with around 60% screen on time. Form factor is lovely. Lighter than what I thought. Crystal clear screen. Very fast, if not near instant. TV remote works a treat. Can use both the TV and UPC box with it. Hitting 8Mbps downlink on HSPA, 4Mbps uplink. Its loud. Very loud. Camera is good but took a little while to figure out how to use. Typing is fine. WiFi is fine. Buttons are a little fiddly but once im used to it they'll be grand. Decent headphones with it. Once you have everything setup, restart the phone. Things worked better on it afterwards. Will post more as I use it, but so far nothing bad to report.
motownman wrote: » I am planning to upgrade to the HTC1 from the 1X. Can anybody tell me how to transfer my apps from my old phone to the new one please?
Zascar wrote: » https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rerware.android.MyBackupPro&hl=en
Alpha Dog 1 wrote: » You apps are linked to your Google account anyway. Don't need to pay for it.
motownman wrote: » Would you not have to reinstall all the apps one by one though?
evolutionqy7 wrote: » Generally not. Once you pop in your Google account it starts downloading the automatically. It won't transfer app data though. Doesn't happen on every device either. Also sometimes if you lose connectivity it will stop the whole process and you will have to start installing them one by one