I did not say Nexus devices won't be liked by the masses, I said Nexus devices were made with developers in mind....  Nexus devices like I said provides developers with a stable hardware platform with the very latest versions of Android.  A Nexus device usually sets the trend for what SoC will be most used for the following year.  Nowhere in my post did I say that a Nexus device would not appeal to mainstream users.
silrave Lol, go see few pages back (or just dig my post history), HTC damn imba to me today

Nah the link https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...post&p=60707937

QUOTE : HTC recently confirmed to TechnoBuffalo — though it was fairly obvious — that the developer edition won’t offer BlinkFeed, any form of Sense 5 (which means you’ll need to find something else to power that IR blaster), the Zoe snapshots or the live gallery. That means you can’t use one of our favorite features: the Zoe mode on the camera, which can be used to capture quick 3-second clips that can be combined with photos into a 30-second highlight reel (which, by the way, also isn’t on the developer edition). Beats Audio is still supported, though the phone will not display when it’s active in the status bar.

http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/05/30/ht...the-sacrifices/

Nexus One started the Snapdragon craze, and both Samsung Nexus were really slow in their hardware choices, while the Nexus 4 again became like the Nexus One where their SoC's became the base for future phones.  It's important to note that the Nexus S used Samsung's proprietary chips (Hummingbird was a Samsung exclusive for awhile) so that was a failed attempt by Google to provide a proper base as Samsung wouldn't sell the chip to anyone else.

With the Galaxy Nexus, the Omap4460 was barely better than the OMAP4430 used in the S2, Atrix 2 and the Optimus L9.  Both Samsung devices have failed to do what the Nexus program was meant to do, come out with good mature and stable hardware for developers to develop their apps for the new OS.

Then the Nexus 4 appeared and Google seems to be on track again with their original intention.  New but mature hardware for a new OS.  Almost every phone you see in 2013 is a derivation of the S4, now renamed to the Qualcomm Sx00 series.

You just need execute 2 apk from modaco n get rid of it. No need to flash any custom rom

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2200369

i went and search, viper rom for this phone not out yet.
u made me excited for a min

Minimum 1.5 months away according to a team member.  Right now Ordroid is also by them

definitely better... cuz it's optimised...  swipe2wake is a great option... cuz i do feel that the power buttom won't last long due to constant daily abuse... 

Mine only 2 weeks already sunk in n now just very slightly above surface only. Bad n poor construction
Now I press HTC logo to switch off display n swipe across soft keys to wake. Works perfectly each time

No. Using elementalX. Various options you can select how to wake n sleep phone

The sound of them crying when that blows their speakers will be even louder   There's a reason why HTC reduced Boomsound volume in 1.29.

Just look at all the blown speaker reports, most happened during the time they were on 1.28, and in 1.29 the system volume was toned down.

ARHD 10.0 is online!!!

Changelog:
Based on latest official HTC One 2.17.401.1 (WWE) firmware that includes:
- Android 4.2.2
- Improved BlinkFeed
- Stock HTC %battery
- Stock HTC EQS
- Long press home button works as menu
- Possibility to remove all icons from the dock
- Icons doesn't disappear from the app drawer even if added to the dock
- Audio improvements
- Camera improvement
- Thermal configuration improvements
- Much more!

Good morning peeps! 4.2.2 is officially coming to the One!
http://blog.gsmarena.com/htc-ones-upcoming...-gets-detailed/

They finally home baked their own solution for the menu button. THIS IS AWESOME!

4.2.2 already available on custom ROM Android Revolution HD n TrickDroid

awwww damn thx for the info

sigh, it make me more worried about the warranty issue now. Hope my rooted One no problem in coming years.