Recent content by lotalota

I had this problem on my old Blackberry. Man, it is irritating. I don't have it on my HOX, and I'm glad. I wish you could turn the darn FB birthday thing off altogether--everyone has a frigging birthday, I don't care to be notified.

Weird issue now. I can connect to my home wifi, but now my laptop won't connect when the One X has connected first. Go figure?

I'm getting 12-14 running Juice Defender Ultimate on "balanced". New to Android, so I may be running some apps in the background that I don't know I don't need to run. Most of the battery usage is the screen brightness.

I went to local tavern with WiFi and it worked perfectly. I wonder if it doesn't have anything to do with the security on the two routers (including my home one) that I checked today?

Quite honestly, I'm not sure if the problem is my phone or how I set it up. I think I'll try a few more wireless areas and see if I can successfully connect. Then perhaps (though I'll be sad to do it, and I'm having lots of fun playing with it) I'll take it back to the store.

I can't seem to get my AT&T One X Wifi to connect. I don't think it's a signal strength problem as I have a strong signal and have tried close to my router. I also tried another connection at a different house and it did the same thing: Connection, Authenticating, Saved (secure with WPA)...

I wonder why they're shipping from Dallas? HTC's headquarters is in Bellevue, Washington. I assume they're made in Taiwan? Airfreight or ship over to Texas, then UPS 'em out?

Ordered mine on 4/22 and I haven't received an email yet. Mine just says "Various SIM" and doesn't list a SKU.

I'm dumping my Verizon unlimited plan for a One X with AT&T. I hope I don't regret it, but I get terrible Verizon service in my building and my BB is constantly searching for service. 50 hours a week with no service is no good, and I switched because I know we get good AT&T service inside.

Thanks for all the info. Let's make this simple. If you were me with a Verizon unlimited data plan who works most in a building with great ATT and terrible Verizon coverage would you: (A) Switch service providers and get the ATT One X that gets LTE in a metro area (MSP) and questionable...

OK, I'm confused again now. Upthread I posted the bands from the HTC page that specifies AT&T. I was convinced that since the bands matched with Europe, that it would be a phone that would work on LTE in the US, and 3G in the EU. Based on the main page story yesterday about ATT vs Verizon in...

Thanks Alex. I take this to mean that the specs that HTC posts for the AT&T One X make it a quad band phone that also works on LTE bands. Here are the specs from the first post: LTE CAT3 - DL 100 /UL 50 LTE: 700/AWS WCDMA: 2100/1900/AWS/850 EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 Agree?

I found the following here: "To function in Europe, a GSM phone must operate (at the very least) on the 1800MHz frequency; to get the best European coverage it must operate on both 900MHz and 1800MHz. And this is just for regular GSM ? for 3G services, you need 2100MHz in Europe and 1900MHz in...

Thanks Kevin. I did a bunch of googling to try to figure out the bands, but couldn't find a page that listed band by country and frequency. I'd like to have both voice and data on both sides of the Atlantic, but don't want to ditch my Verizon unlimited plan until I'm sure. Part of the reason...

I'm thinking of jumping ship from Big Red to upgrade my ancient international BB to a One X. I see on the HTC page here HTC One X the network specs listed as these: LTE CAT3 - DL 100 /UL 50 LTE: 700/AWS WCDMA: 2100/1900/AWS/850 EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 Forgive my noobishness, but I assume for...