If you're connected to wifi, go into Settings->About and check your data connection. It will be disconnected. Of course the 3G/2G link is still up, but thats for the usual voice/sms channels.

Is the HO mini discussion also here? Anyone tried one?

anyone tried this?? Not sure if the GPe edition for US HTC One radio will work with our sets here in bolehland...

http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-to/turn...dition-0147731/

I'm not sure what kinda radios are present in the HO GPe thats sold in the US. Not sure if the radio firmware is compatible with our Asia WWE radios. Might lose LTE/3G if you get the wrong radio.

Trying to find out how many versions are there. M7u, ul and w are the ones I know. Not sure what version Asia WWE has, and not sure which hardware version the GPe is based on.

Any ideas anyone? I'd really like to get rid of sense.

If u put it in ISO 100 and fully cover the lens it doesnt show purple. Its more likely aggressive image processing than actual hardware problem.

Are you using fluorescent lights? Can you try again with natural light not artificial light?

Could be interference between video framerate and the AC cycles with artificial light. Like if you took a photo of an old CRT one might see the scanlines. Usually happens with high ISO as the AC cycles would mean periodic dimming of the lights.

Its not "normal" in the sense that it isn't designed to function that way. But IMHO it probably isn't a hardware problem. More of a mixture of conditions, both physical and software that came together to create that. I've personally seen this issue with my old SGS3 under very specific lighting conditions, and then only once with a certain particular firmware and even then only with the stock camera app from Samsung. Your friend's phone does not have this very specific combination.

May I ask does it ALWAYS happen under this particular light? What about other lights in the house? How about daytime under indirect sunlight from a window? How about if you use another camera software from the app store? Is this a one time event, or anytime you turn on the camera it occurs?

Your mileage may vary. I have not experienced this with my HTC One before.

He wants to sell out stock of crappy phone that nobody wants to buy. Slimy dishonest salesperson, I'd walk out immediately.

Classic bait and switch. Really dishonest. Buyer beware!

So far for me, I can use for about a day and half. Usually by night time it will be around 40% left. Overnight it drops about 5%.

It depends on how well you manage your apps. If you turn on auto sync, all the push notifications, have Whatsapp, Line, Viber, Wechat, Chaton, Facebook Messenger all syncing... you will probably not last a day.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2664814/+540#




Same problem with you on Lenovo K900. Its most likely a fluorescent light problem, not your phone.

This post has been edited by adriancs: Aug 27 2013, 06:00 PM

So far the only android phone that I know of with video call over 3G is Samsung's Galaxy line. HTC, Motorola, Sony all don't have.

Consider a 3rd party app like Skype to do videocall over 3G, or Google Hangouts.

Its normal that replacement sets are refurbished. I can confirm from personal experience that Samsung and Apple practices this. Although cosmetically from the outside the phone looks brand new. Even with all the "new" stickers and labels.

If you all take a picture, does it turn out ok? Are the only pictures you guys take are of tables with the camera facing down? If not, then its not an issue.

The lens is just a clear piece of glass. There is no pixels in a lens.

There is nothing wrong with the sensor either. Its largely a dsp problem with too aggressive low light gain.

HTC dug a hole for themselves with this one. There is less SNR with this sensor than they need and they advertised low light performance. Problem is HTC is b increasing front end gain instead.