[varsityhacker]

For those [in denial] who insist the one x multitasks fine, please do this for me:
1. Launch the stock notes app, compose a random note.
2. Tap the home button, launch the camera app, take a few pictures.
3. Launch the email app, view an email.
4. Switch back to the notes app.
What happens? Is it where you left off?


Developer of Dock for Android/iOS/webOS, Panes for iPad, Glimpse for TouchPad

I agree the HOX doesn't multitask as it should on ICS or GB etc. I think HTC went overboard with task killing on the phone. They need to update the phone and give us true multitasking, will they do it I hope so. If not I will just flash a custom ROM that does. I still think the HOX has way to much going for it for me to jump ship for the SG3. I have been burned by Sammy and updates in the past and TW ICS version that I used was terrible.

[rdxhd]

For those [in denial] who insist the one x multitasks fine, please do this for me:
1. Launch the stock notes app, compose a random note.
2. Tap the home button, launch the camera app, take a few pictures.
3. Launch the email app, view an email.
4. Switch back to the notes app.
What happens? Is it where you left off?

The note it is still there. I did notice that note auto saves as soon as I leave the app. As soon as I come back the app refreshes for like a split second and the note still there where I left it. It maybe a different story with the text messaging app but I rarely text so I have not notice.

[gdbjr]

I think mine will be joining yours shortly. I get really poor battery life. I am losing 10% an hour. This is even after a reset and only adding my google account. I have changed no settings or installed any other apps. I did turn off auto-brightness and set it to about 33% and turn off wifi after the first hour. But it is still dropping.

I really, really wanted to like this phone. Even the poor multi-tasking didn't bother me that much. But I can't keep a phone with this poor battery life and no removable battery.

[J240]

For those [in denial] who insist the one x multitasks fine, please do this for me:
1. Launch the stock notes app, compose a random note.
2. Tap the home button, launch the camera app, take a few pictures.
3. Launch the email app, view an email.
4. Switch back to the notes app.
What happens? Is it where you left off?


Developer of Dock for Android/iOS/webOS, Panes for iPad, Glimpse for TouchPad

It saves the note upon exiting, so mine was still there. It took me back to a blank note, but hitting the back button showed me the note I typed. I did all the steps while listening to Pandora too. I have yet to get it to delete a text or note that I typed after opening 4 apps, a game, settings, email, web browser, etc. Have not tried the Pandora with a phone call yet, however. But I just bought my phone on Saturday, so this is day 3 for me and I have yet to see the multitasking issue while TRYING to see it. Anyone have any other methods to see it? I want to make sure mine is fine while I have the 30 days to try it out.

Also, I was connected to wi-fi most of the first day and didn't see any issues with it. It also doesn't lose signal like my last phone on Tmobile did. So far, I am happy with this phone but I want to thoroughly try it out before taking it past 30 days.

[gdbjr]

For those [in denial] who insist the one x multitasks fine, please do this for me:
1. Launch the stock notes app, compose a random note.
2. Tap the home button, launch the camera app, take a few pictures.
3. Launch the email app, view an email.
4. Switch back to the notes app.
What happens? Is it where you left off?


Developer of Dock for Android/iOS/webOS, Panes for iPad, Glimpse for TouchPad

Followed your steps, and notes was exactly where I had left it.

[naviwilliams]

On Saturday I returned my HTC One X and I'm now back on a Skyrocket.

WIFI issues, slow response on the main screen and Google Voice not working properly was enough for me, especially for $199...

[snoopgoat]

... It took me back to a blank note, but hitting the back button showed me the note I typed...

This, my friend is the very definition of a bad user experience. "It takes you back to a blank note". So, basically, you have to hit the back button, and tap your note, and resume typing. That's two extra unnecessary taps!
Oh, by the way, I just noticed that if you use the recent apps button to switch (instead of the home button), your note doesn't even get autosaved. You're gonna return back to NOTHING.

Developer of Dock for Android/iOS/webOS, Panes for iPad, Glimpse for TouchPad