Works on safari, the must have changed this in chrome recently. shyts dumbOn my s5, i long press, get the option to COPY IMAGE
Then long press on my coli post and paste the image
THIS IS A STEP BACKWARDS AND IT NEEDS TO fukk OUTTA HERE.
Essential Official Android Thread
Dunno what my next jawn will be. 
Sony not making a new Xperia with any power to it.
Thought about that S7 Edge
G5 I dunno
Iphone7....prob not
Really wanted a true Xperia Z6.
Sony not making a new Xperia with any power to it.
Thought about that S7 Edge
G5 I dunno
Iphone7....prob not
Really wanted a true Xperia Z6.
The v10 is nice
That sucks big time. I just ordered a flip cover s a view case coming Friday. I heard there wasn't any screen protectors out for it yet. That's what I loved about the 5. They need to make a tempered glass cover.It's fell from 3 feet flat faced onto concrete. Looks like a broken dream now.
Gotta wait 30 days to file a claim
Gorilla TRASH.
My main issue I'm having now is the Damn data usage.
I go from sprint crappy network with unlimited data to Verizon with a cap and having to watch what I do. No wonder I was going crazy with data before, it was all mostly 2g. This 4g data eats up usage quick. Even worse that my job has no Wi-Fi so it looks like I have to be more productive. And forget about using Netflix or Pandora or anything like that. They need to make a lite version of the coli too. Don't need all these gifs and smilies running up my phone bill.
Ive gotten used to is because of the brightness but i cant wait to get through these 90 day. My s5 fell down a flight of steps and didnt look that bad. Protect them screens yallThat sucks big time. I just ordered a flip cover s a view case coming Friday. I heard there wasn't any screen protectors out for it yet. That's what I loved about the 5. They need to make a tempered glass cover.
My main issue I'm having now is the Damn data usage.
I go from sprint crappy network with unlimited data to Verizon with a cap and having to watch what I do. No wonder I was going crazy with data before, it was all mostly 2g. This 4g data eats up usage quick. Even worse that my job has no Wi-Fi so it looks like I have to be more productive. And forget about using Netflix or Pandora or anything like that. They need to make a lite version of the coli too. Don't need all these gifs and smilies running up my phone bill.
Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
Round up of leaks and rumours of the 10 so far:
The announcement date of the HTC 10 (M10) is rapidly approaching, but when exactly will that be? In this leak overview, we’ll overview everything we know so far about the logistics of release, specs, and design of the HTC 10.
When To Expect It
We’ve heard quite a number of rumored or leaked dates since January, many of those conflicting each other and generally creating confusion. There is no true best bet for when the M10 announcement will take place, but here are some possibilities based off of leaks. Additionally, I’ve also published an overview of the official HTC teasers that we’ve seen so far, and what they may indicate for the M10.
Dates seen on leaked renders:
Dates leaked via social media:
- April 12th
- April 19th
Well known leaker, Evan Blass (@evleaks on Twitter) seems to be betting on an April 19th announcement, with retail availability in the United States the week of May 9th. He’s one of the most well known leakers out there when it comes to phones and tablets, but he has been wrong in the past. Essentially, no matter what the source, always take leaks with a grain of salt.
- April 6th
- April 19th
- May 9th (for retail availability in the US)
Blass has also referenced the April 19th date seen on the screen of the phone in one of the leaked renders as being “…nearly a lock for [the] HTC 10 launch.”. He hasn’t clarified whether ‘launch’ in this case means announcement or release, but having not posted a new guess for retail availability, it’s a safe bet that his guess is an April 19th announcement with retail availability three weeks later.
However, another possible date for the announcement has recently surfaced online, courtesy of Upleaks via Weibo, cryptically posting “20160406WKS”, which has been interpreted as implying an April 6th announcement in Beijing in Wukesong (WKS), presumably at the Wukesong Culture & Sports Center. This rumor came with the below image of an HTC invitation to the event.
I personally have doubts about the validity of the HTC invitation, given the previously unseen logotype graphic and the general lack of information on it. But, as always, it’s a possibility.
Specs
Again, largely reported by Evan Blass, this time via an article on Venture Beat, in addition to information collected via other miscellaneous sources since then, we have quite an extensive list of specs.
Sense UI
- Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)
- HTC Sense 8 UI
- 5.2″ (~5.15″) QHD resolution display, potentially AMOLED
- Fingerprint scanner, doubling as a home button
- Capacitive navigation buttons on either side of the home button
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 with Adreno 530 graphics
- 4 GB’s of RAM
- 12 MP camera with laser assisted auto-focus (Sony IMX377 sensor with a 1.55 um pixel size)
- Optical Image Stabilization on both the rear camera and the front facing camera
- Storage starting at 32GB in most markets, with expandability via micro-SD
- USB-C charging port
- 3000-3600 mAh battery, depending on validity of various leaks
- Boomsound audio, potentially with Hi-fi audio via MQA
Sense has always been one of the smoothest skins for Android on the market, and in addition to excellent performance, has become closer and closer to stock Android over the years. A fact sure to entice Nexus fans. You’ll be able to get a look at some of the default icons for Sense 8 in the renders below in the design section, but in addition to that, the new Sense is rumored to be the closest to stock yet. The HTC One A9 is most likely the closest we’ve seen to far to what it will be, what with its stock volume control overlay, notifications, and quick tiles.
Screen
The display will certainly be 5.2″ and of QHD (2560×1440) resolution. The shakiest bit of information regarding it is whether it will be an LCD panel, as has been traditional on HTC phones apart from 2015’s A9, or an AMOLED panel. Blass’ source for his initial specs leaks stated that the display “…looked to be of the AMOLED variety…”. Not exactly conclusive, but, as they used AMOLED on the A9 last year, it would be reasonable for them to continue that with the M10.
According to user Hamdir on the XDA-Developer forums, the display is certainly a Sharp panel. Whether LCD or AMOLED, we can’t say, but it allows for the possibility of it being an IGZO panel either way. This panel backplane technology enhances touchscreen sensitivity, and massively boosts efficiency. An IGZO panel was used on the Apple iPad Air, and was stated to have decreased screen power usage by up to 80%. Quite an impressive feat, especially for an LCD panel. If the display technology, whether LCD or AMOLED, uses IGZO, things will be looking good for the M10’s ability to go toe to toe with Samsung when it comes to the screen.
Camera
The Sony IMX377 is the same sensor that was used on the Nexus 6P last year. A quite favorably reviewed sensor, it has the potential to be even better on the M10 thanks to the addition of OIS (Optical Image Stabilization), and a wider aperture lens. Additionally, now that HTC has shown that they’ve learned from their missteps in camera technology and image processing, evidenced by performance from the A9, HTC’s camera software will most likely improve the experience from the Nexus 6P as well. RAW support, and manual photography settings are two enhancements over stock that HTC software brings to the table.
Speakers
While every leaked image and render we have shows that the M10 only has one speaker on the front (the earpiece), and a main speaker on the bottom of the device as with the iPhone and Galaxy S6&7, the information that we have points to a software solution to compensate for the absence of two front firing speakers.
The Desire 825, the flagship of HTC’s budget line-up was announced at this year’s Mobile World Congress and was stated to, like the two models below it, have Boomsound speakers. However, HTC wouldn’t allow any photos of the front of the device, and a leak showing the front of the device, reveals the same single front speaker as the M10. From this we can conclude that HTC has devised a method of combining audio from the earpiece speaker and bottom speaker, and applying various virtual audio techniques to give the illusion of two front firing speakers, and create a superior audio experience without the extra bezel room on the front required for that kind of audio in the past. The quality of this audio is yet to be determined, but if HTC is using it on both the Desire 825 and their flagship device, we can expect to receive some quality audio from it.
Leaked image of the front of the HTC Desire 825, showcasing the single earpiece speaker
Design
HTC has been a quite well respected design leader for years, and were instrumental in influencing the flagship phone market towards more premium build materials since their introduction of the One M7 in 2013. Since the One M9 was a largely iterative entry into the series, speculation over the design of the M10 has been a the subject of debate over the past few months as we’ve gotten closer to its release. The design also happens to be one of the most thoroughly leaked aspects of the phone.
Dimension estimates: 147.88 x 72.91 x 8.28 mm, with the thinnest point on the sides tapering in to 2.7mm.
These estimates are again, courtesy of Hamdir over at XDA, who has, based off of the M10 design leaks, created some beautiful renders of the phone, as well as calculating his best guess on its dimensions.
The M10 has 2.5D glass on the front, giving it the same slickly tapered screen edges as the A9 and the iPhone 6-6S. The M10, based on the leaked renders, will be available in at least a few different color options, with both black and white front bezels. I’ll let the following images of the M10 speak for themselves, however, keep in mind that the leaked images of the device out in the wild are rife with lens distortion, poor white balance, and fingerprints. The renders made by Hamdir are a much more accurate testament to the design of the M10. Remember the rule of leaked photos, it will always look better in person.
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I have the Note 4...
I'm looking to upgade, what phone should I get breh's? No apple please
I'm looking to upgade, what phone should I get breh's? No apple please
So I took my phone off the charger at around 12 50pm it's now 230 and my joint is on 66 percent.....all I did was use Google music and had my phone on airplane mode.... Didn't do anything different smh...using a note 5
What programs are currently running in the background?
also, I would pull out the battery and let it sit for 5 minutes. that usually gets things settled after that.
Pulling out the battery on the note 5
Have no idea what the fukk running.... shyt is annoying monitoring shyt running in the background
Pulling out the battery on the note 5
Have no idea what the fukk running.... shyt is annoying monitoring shyt running in the background
Sorry i have the note 4... lol
same would happen to me when I had a Note 4. It would normally go from like 100% down to 75% or so in just less than an hour of (aggressive) internet usage and music playback. Then all of a sudden it would sometimes go from 100% to under 60% in that same time.
Samsung
Touchwiz
Samsung
Touchwiz
Just checked Samsung optimizing app and its telling me Google messenger using alot of battery when the screen is off
Yea I'm done after this phonesame would happen to me when I had a Note 4. It would normally go from like 100% down to 75% or so in just less than an hour of (aggressive) internet usage and music playback. Then all of a sudden it would sometimes go from 100% to under 60% in that same time.
Samsung
Touchwiz