HOW many DNA owners would take hTc up on letting them revert to vanilla android by way of hTc?

[luke31]

Agree 100%. I love HTC and sense, but the SMS app is way too slow, especially when I need to fire off a text really quickly. And I love the notifications bar on my nexus 7 so much more. I can't wait until sense 5, where more of these stock android changes are implemented, especially the quick toggles in the notifications bar.

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[jec11718]

Amen.

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[bespinct]

Agree 100%. I love HTC and sense, but the SMS app is way too slow, especially when I need to fire off a text really quickly. And I love the notifications bar on my nexus 7 so much more. I can't wait until sense 5, where more of these stock android changes are implemented, especially the quick toggles in the notifications bar.

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I guess I haven't noticed the slowness of the messaging app, but I don't rely on it for much. Is the problem with the app or the service? Do Handcent or GoSMS hehe the same problem?

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[law2010]

I guess I haven't noticed the slowness of the messaging app, but I don't rely on it for much. Is the problem with the app or the service? Do Handcent or GoSMS hehe the same problem?

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The problem is with the application, not with the service. There have been quite a few threads on this issue and there is a general consensus that this is a prevalent problem.

I am reluctant to use any other non-native SMS applications after a number of sites, including CNET, noted that a fair number of them are a form of malware that log your text input. I really don't trust too many apps unless they are created by well-known developers.

 

[stkorn97]

The problem is with the application, not with the service. There have been quite a few threads on this issue and there is a general consensus that this is a prevalent problem.

I am reluctant to use any other non-native SMS applications after a number of sites, including CNET, noted that a fair number of them are a form of malware that log your text input. I really don't trust too many apps unless they are created by well-known developers.

Using Handcent or GoSMS will be fine, both are from known developers and used by 99% of android users it seems. I personally have used handcent since I first got my OG Incredible. I did try out GoSMS last night, but didnt like that i couldnt change a few things to colors I preferred so I went back to Handcent.