QUOTE(boscorelli @ Aug 8 2013, 09:10 PM)
Hi, I don't own any unit right one, but I'm very interested to buy a new phone and HTC One was top of my list until someone said that Android's gadget lag after a month of use or so, which I've already read/watch online since a while, but never really took it seriously. I hope here, I can get some response.
Is this true for all Android's gadgetry or the problem is hardware dependent ? I fall in love in the design of HTC One, but now, I'm starting to lean to iPhone 5.
Btw, the person that told me that uses a Note 2.
Lag exist in pretty much every computing machine.Trick is to minimize them.Android has come long way since the version 2.3 days.Pre 2.3 did have issues with performance because Google was more concerned with OS/hardware adaptation. Aside from immature OS OEM's bloatware did cause some lagging issues with earlier Android devices.
With Android 4.1 things have changed.Android devices from major OEM's have good performance and user experience (in Samsung's case bit bloated perhaps).
To help reduce the lag issue even more Google recently added fstrim support in Android which already showing noticeable long term performance boost in older devices.
I have used current major 3 mobile OS. I have to say each of them has it own advantages. Frankly speaking iPhone is a good device because it doesn't need any learning curve in order to use it. However if you want to customize something you're out of luck. Also transferring media via cable is pain in the @$$.
I never own HTC One myself (I'm Nexus 4 owner) but I've used it extensively & I can say it's a solid device & you can get almost all the Google services in Malaysia.The UI/UX is quite simple & easy to use. Eventually you will encounter some minor issues but you can always Google to solve the issue.
My choice will be HTC One simply because I hate iTunes.
QUOTE(devil94 @ Aug 8 2013, 09:19 PM)
Lag ?
It depends on what type of apps are you junking into the phone

and my last phone Samsung Galaxy S2 rooted with custom rom have tons of apps without lag

Not everyone have the technical knowledge to modify device software. Regular end users should be provided stable & reliable software for daily usage.
QUOTE(boscorelli @ Aug 8 2013, 09:54 PM)
Thanks for ur response.
So, u mean, it might happen to just any phone regardless of the OS, depending on what kind of apps that we keep installing into the device ? I might just look into that.
Does 'rooting w/ custom ROM' is something that average users like me can afford to delve in ? The term is kinda alien to me, sorry that I ask.
P/s : Eid Mubarak to HTC One owners that celebrate it. Hopefully we got something from Ramadan that just passed us, and hopefully we'll live long enough to meet it again next year.
As long as you only download apps from recognized app store like Google Play or Amazon I don't think you'll get the rogue apps. Some apps use higher than usual resource.You can always check which app does this and remove them.
HTC One's software is just fine for average users.IMO there's no need to modify much.Anyway in order to root you're required to unlock the device at HTCDev website.This will void warranty I'm sure you don't want that.