Finally got my case escalated to HTC manager, Helen, who called me to tell me that they have NO STOCK for HTC One at all. Even the manager don't know WHEN they will have the stock to replace my unit. Literally can't even promise me when I can get my phone back. How bloody hard is it to get the stock?

Now I know why this phone is called HTC One, they probably only make this phone ONE at a time....... even the company themselves don't have any stock!

Very nice but color wise.. no my taste. Want buy from me? Hehe..
Max protection!
Got it from Zen RM88.

Finally got my unit back! This time check until puas puas baru I go... so far so good. Only thing is the zero-gap isn't.... zero-gap on the top speaker and bottom speaker. Very small gaps there like what some other forumer have complained. I did ask them at the service center if this gap is not suppose to be there, but they said, the phone design is like that so they didn't entertain exchange for those gap below 0.2mm..



I also lazy to argue further with them on that, plus I couldn't manage to nudge those pieces off so I guess consider acceptable.

I did also ask what is this stock situation and they replied me it's still very tight and in fact they still don't have any more stock for the exchange  . I only get because I did it earlier, so it seems there IS a queue for the new units to be exchanged.

On the bright side, I did research on my unit and I can at least confirm they seem to be really out of stock and making new units as fast as they can do it. Why? Checking the serial number info (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2209277) shows my new unit is made on May 18th in Taiwan. Which is 3 days after I sent my phone in to exchange on May 15th. So for those in the waiting list for exchange....so better hope HTC ramp up or at least keep the current production level.

As it is, I suppose they really make your new unit as it comes in for exchange in 3 working days and then one more week for the ship to arrive from Taiwan  .. at least your unit will be a fresh new one 

Managed to also test Maxis LTE 4G at Pusat Bandar Damansara on the HTC One:



Not as crazy as the 60mbps someone reported in Sunway, but 15mbps is quite respectable from inside office building.

Logically speaking, if the HTC One Google Edition is true and coming soon, we can almost forget about 4.2 on our HTC One, as 4.2 will be the key selling point of the Google Edition. 

Or HTC will take their own very sweet time to purposely delay the release of 4.2 on our phones.