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So basically the Dev edition comes with the sim and boot loader unlocked and it has 64 Gigs of internal memory correct?and it has better rils & bands in it as well.cant you just take the rails & base bands from the dev edition and flash then through the boot loader into the T-Mobile HTC one version? I would appreciate any feed back on this topic. Thanks in advance!!!
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You won't be able to flash radio until S-Off. Some people are hopeful that the radio bands are due to radio firmware rather than hardware. I'm not convinced. Basically we don't know.
I have been reading that people have been getting better signal from the T-Mobile version than the Dev edition so basically the only thing that has is more internal memory and the boot loader and sim is unlocked which we can easily do that by our self's.
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Would this be possible to do? And if so, If I flashed all the stock firmware from the Dev edition, would it be possible to recieve ota updates from HTC?
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Would this be possible to do? And if so, If I flashed all the stock firmware from the Dev edition, would it be possible to recieve ota updates from HTC?
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I have the TMO version and have been wondering the same thing.
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Would this be possible to do? And if so, If I flashed all the stock firmware from the Dev edition, would it be possible to recieve ota updates from HTC?
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Will flashing magically turn your ONE into a 64gb model?
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shook187 said:
Will flashing magically turn your ONE into a 64gb model?
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You have to consider that point.
I would say flashing firmware from the 64gb version will brick the 32. Again I'm pulling on experience from my s3 and flashing firmware from the 32gb onto my 16gb.
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You have to consider that point.
I would say flashing firmware from the 64gb version will brick the 32. Again I'm pulling on experience from my s3 and flashing firmware from the 32gb onto my 16gb.
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This is plain wrong
The storage has nothing to do with the os. Android automatically adjusts for the capacity
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I can't see, atleast from a hardware standpoint, why this wouldn't work, but I am not experienced enough with android to know for certain.
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I just bought a tmobile HTC one and want to flash the Dev edition RUU, I cannot find a good method at doing this...all help is appreciated
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I'm getting bored waiting for O2 in the UK for the Android 4.2.2 update, I have rooted. I don't want to put a custom ROM on it though, I just want over the air updates straight from HTC and not my carrier.
Thanks!
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This might help http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2322820
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Trihawk7 said:
I'm getting bored waiting for O2 in the UK for the Android 4.2.2 update, I have rooted. I don't want to put a custom ROM on it though, I just want over the air updates straight from HTC and not my carrier.
Thanks!
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Change the MID and CID to the updated CID...
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Hey! My cousin just got an htc one (second hand) from someone, and it turns out to be an unlocked sprint model. Now the problem is that the software is stuck at 4.1.2 as the firmware option has been replaced by UICC unlock as the phone is unlocked...
The phone itself is rooted and it has s-off
Thanks!
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BUMP... No one ready to help?
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Do you rely on a carrier unlock?
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Ivanovic said:
Do you rely on a carrier unlock?
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that is the problem, we don't know that :-/
is there anyway i could identify whether it is carrier unlocked?
Since you 're s-off and rooted you can always flash a rom based on newer version with Sprint support.
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Hey everyone I just need assurance It I can either install a t mobile ROM or a ROM from an international phone to the at&t model. I think someone said you can. But I need assurance before I brick my phone
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