Just wondering, I'm running the stock t-mobile rom with 2.3.4, does this have dual core support? Are we even using both cores yet?
I think we are just using one core man .... I never see my other core active at all
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wait what really ?? we are only using one core ?.
DANOFDANGER said:
wait what really ?? we are only using one core ?.
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Iirc, 2.3.4 added preliminary support for dual core. But ics will be where dual core chips will actually be suppprted/used.
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geoffcorey said:
Iirc, 2.3.4 added preliminary support for dual core. But ics will be where dual core chips will actually be suppprted/used.
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wtf? R u serious? Why the hell wouldn't the phone be using both cores?
If it wasn't then it wouldn't run the rom's so smoothly end of.
dladz said:
wtf? R u serious? Why the hell wouldn't the phone be using both cores?
If it wasn't then it wouldn't run the rom's so smoothly end of.
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Preliminary support. That means it uses them, just inefficient, hence the big thing about ics being multi core focus.
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And where is this ics, when is this type of support going to be used ??.
Ice Cream Sandwich seems to be close for release, october slated date so cant wait..
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And where is this ics, when is this type of support going to be used ??.
Ice Cream Sandwich seems to be close for release, october slated date so cant wait..
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Ics = ice cream sandwich.
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I would say that only uses one core, discussing with Standard Quadrant tells me there is only one core, it is normal or is the problem of implementation?
Take a look in Faux123's kernel thread for more information on this
Matbiker said:
I would say that only uses one core, discussing with Standard Quadrant tells me there is only one core, it is normal or is the problem of implementation?
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Quadrant will only be able to utilize one core because of how it's coded. Doesn't mean the system is only using one core.
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At least,is sensation use the one core or not?
My phone is pretty fast/smooth as is. What would dual core use really accomplish aside from more battery drain? Or perhaps, the power use will get better?
The only thing I would like to see faster is the internet/data features. Websites could open faster, ect.
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so i got it to install but all the environments and background are black anyway to fix that
anybody???????
you need the bird.... the hummingbird.
No u don't..all processors are supported except snapdragon
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Are you not using the snapdragon? If you are then from your statement it sounds like the phone is not supported.
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jayv1717 said:
No u don't..all processors are supported except snapdragon
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The evos processor is a snapdragon. Unless you are using a different mobile, then your topic should be in another location..
Sorry.
just wondering? can someone send that to me?
Like new no scratches stock firmware, original box with charger and sync cable. 475 obo.
You may have better luck posting this here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=476
One question....why?
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You may have better luck posting this here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=476
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yeah found that right after i posted it lol thanks
miketoasty said:
One question....why?
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i got it bc it was the only android phone worth a **** from verizon at the time i want the revolution or the xperia play other than that no complaints.
try www.swappa.com as well, sold 4 devices on there, gave me a great experience. the admin keeps an eye out on transactions too
thenewak said:
i got it bc it was the only android phone worth a **** from verizon at the time i want the revolution or the xperia play other than that no complaints.
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Your going to get what your going to get but damn why pick those two phones? I mean obviously you don't mind downgrading but come on.
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Your going to get what your going to get but damn why pick those two phones? I mean obviously you don't mind downgrading but come on.
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well the droid charge is basically the same thing just samsung but id much rather get something dual core also...sadly verizon isnt really releasing anything yet.
thenewak said:
well the droid charge is basically the same thing just samsung but id much rather get something dual core also...sadly verizon isnt really releasing anything yet.
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My Uncle just picked up the LG Revolution on friday and has said it has been working like a charm. If i am not mistaken that's a 1g Dual Core.
chepo84126 said:
My Uncle just picked up the LG Revolution on friday and has said it has been working like a charm. If i am not mistaken that's a 1g Dual Core.
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That is incorrect. The Revolution has a 1ghz single core processor.
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Mean Bro Greene said:
That is incorrect. The Revolution has a 1ghz single core processor.
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You are right. I don't know for what reason I thought that it was dual core.
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You are right. I don't know for what reason I thought that it was dual core.
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It was initially planned to have a Dual Core Tegra 2, I believe.
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I dont see what the fuss is, my thunderbolt kills my xoom w/ tegra 2 all over the cpu benchmarks. Dual core is more of a gimmick than anything right now with these phones.
I still don't see why we need dual and coming soon quad core processors. With stock android everything runs great.
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miketoasty said:
I still don't see why we need dual and coming soon quad core processors. With stock android everything runs great.
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When the os is written to make use of multi-core processors battery life should improve. That's the biggest plus I can think of at the moment.
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When the os is written to make use of multi-core processors battery life should improve. That's the biggest plus I can think of at the moment.
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By the time that happens, youll be on an new phone anyways (probably another year or two). I guess some people (like the OP) will never be happy with the current phone they have.
Will there be a mango Rom for the sensation.
I'm an old iPhone user
This is my first android phone and I love it.
I've been using lancher 7
With all the wp7 tweaks
But would love a full Rom of wp7 or mango
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Get Windows phone then lol
Wow wow
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Why not get a HD7?....same 4.3 inch screen just pure Windows..
To answer your question: No.
Gingerbread tastes better than Mango.
I like dual core ,8mp camera, 4g , 1080p , ect
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htcsensation4gsj said:
I like dual core ,8mp camera, 4g , 1080p , ect
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Not even dual core can help windows.
There have been futile attempts to bring windows phone to android.
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gottabekin said:
Not even dual core can help windows.
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LOL. I can understand that.
gottabekin said:
Not even dual core can help windows.
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Best thing I have ever read. Kudos
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I just bought a cat do you think it will become a dog?
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No, but its a retarded question.
As far as the OP goes, I was also gonna say no but stranger things have happened. Although obviously I was thinking of the HD2, but then who the hell would want to run 6.5 - most Sensation owners are happy with Android.
Same question has been asked already...
That new windows is closed source no?
who ever want mango on there HTC devices. should be patient. there will come out HTC eternity with 4.7 screen dual core. just check out from gsmarena.com. that is my advise.
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anarchyuk said:
I just bought a cat do you think it will become a dog?
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Thats funny. Perfect example. I have not laughed that hard in a while. Thanks
man... the title had me confused for a minute... thought you guys were talking about this mango...
https://market.android.com/details?id=net.leetsoft.mango&feature=search_result
I was like, sure it's available on the Senny, what you talking?...
Lol.
question is, why are you using that launcher? you should ditch your sensation and buy a hd7 or some sort.
People here seem to be misinformed/trolling. First off, an HD7 is not really a comparable phone. Worse screen, processor, gpu, etc. Also, to the person that not even dual core could help windows, that had to be a troll remark. I am a diehard android user, but windows phone 7 still seems to have the same smoother user experience, and that's on inferior 2010 single core snapdragon processors.
The main thing preventing this from happening is the lack of drivers for the updated snapdragon platform on winpho7. I'm sure that when they make the move to qualcomm dual core chipsets that we use, there will be some porting attempts.
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but windows phone 7 still seems to have the same smoother user experience, and that's on inferior 2010 single core snapdragon processors.
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agreed. wp7 was pretty smooth on my hd2. BUT... lack of apps and open source android.
Now just waiting for s-off on my sensation and let the modding begin.
Does any one know if the rezound with the gingerbread shipped is actually using the dual core capabilities? or do we have to wait for ics for the that?
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Does any one know if the rezound with the gingerbread shipped is actually using the dual core capabilities? or do we have to wait for ics for the that?
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Yes, it is. ICS will make better use of it, but with Gingerbread it is using the dual core power.
Gingerbread is optimized for use with a dual-core processor
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Hello! i am thinking to change my htc legend by a desire s, due the screen resolution and the memory dedicated to applications... my question is if a any user had problems to have few memory for applications, or if the space is enough to get all the applications you want without worrying about memory
Definitely, 1.1GB is plenty. Also the speed on the Desire S is much faster too
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Get a One V man, you will feel more at home
Better screen than Desire S, better camera, ICS out of the box and bound to get more updates
For myself i would look out for a newer device, which may gets further updates!
I love my DesireS! And i will stay on it for a longer time (hopefully it will not get broken) The performance is great, there will be an update to ICS!
But that it will be. It won't even get newest Sense!
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Get a One V man, you will feel more at home
Better screen than Desire S, better camera, ICS out of the box and bound to get more updates
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True, by the Desire S is cheaper than the One V, so it seems more logical
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have also thought about the htc one v, because is the direct successor of the legend, however I choose the desire because front camera and its cheaper ... I do not want a large mobile phone, 3.7 is ideal, as the desire s, and I doubt very much that one htc v will receive many updates, due to weak hardware
1g ram & 1.5GHz DuelCore.why not is a favourate combination.
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have also thought about the htc one v, because is the direct successor of the legend, however I choose the desire because front camera and its cheaper ... I do not want a large mobile phone, 3.7 is ideal, as the desire s, and I doubt very much that one htc v will receive many updates, due to weak hardware
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Yeah, but the Desire S won't either as it has the same hardware...
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1g ram & 1.5GHz DuelCore.why not is a favourate combination.
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Yeah, but that is not what the OP wants. there is no 3.7" dualcore.
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Yeah, but the Desire S won't either as it has the same hardware...
Yeah, but that is not what the OP wants. there is now 3.7" dualcore.
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3.7" dual core?? Which one?!
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3.7" dual core?? Which one?!
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Sorry, typo, I meant to say there is NO 3.7 dual core
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Sorry, typo, I meant to say there is NO 3.7 dual core
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LoL... for a moment you confused the hell out of me.... I was swearing at myself for having missed this device release... but then better sense prevailed and i waited for your inevitable answer!!
between htc one v and desire s, wich one i must choose?
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between htc one v and desire s, wich one i must choose?
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Htc desire s
More ram(768),one v has 512
They have the same cpu and they both are single core phones
768 mb of are useful,so i think you can buy a desire s and wait for a kernel 3.0
Our sense 4 roms are better
This phone already has s-off and a lot of custom roms
A good recovery and you can overclock the phone if you want the same clock of the one v
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kylon said:
Htc desire s
More ram(768),one v has 512
They have the same cpu and they both are single core phones
768 mb of are useful,so i think you can buy a desire s and wait for a kernel 3.0
Our sense 4 roms are better
This phone already has s-off and a lot of custom roms
A good recovery and you can overclock the phone if you want the same clock of the one v
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+1.
Biy why would you want to overclock the ds to match the one v...? Both are running at 1 ghz by default anyway....
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One v uses 1.5 as i know
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kylon said:
One v uses 1.5 as i know
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Nope, its is 1Ghz.
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Nope, its is 1Ghz.
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Swyped from my Desire S waiting for Kernel 3, WAKE UP HTC
Sorry for the swypos....
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One v uses 1.5 as i know
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Nope buddy, you got those stats wrong. Its actually a lower version of the DS, with less ram and no front camera. Plus it's clocked to the same 1 ghz as the ds. The only 1.5 ghz single core device currently marketed by HTC is the sensation xl...
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