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[q] why no new vivid roms ?

Why has there not been any new htc vivid development ? The roms that are available seem to all be on hold ? This is a great phone, the rom im using is great but wondering about any new development or updates.

Cause this phone is hard to dev for....
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mrwranglers42 said:
Why has there not been any new htc vivid development ? The roms that are available seem to all be on hold ? This is a great phone, the rom im using is great but wondering about any new development or updates.
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if you want different roms theres always miui or de-sensed just google them cant post links here

The other reason is because a lot of the devs who worked on this phone have move on to the HTC One or SGIII. This phone is over a year old, which is a lifetime in phoneyears, unfortunately.

this badass named mg2195 is deving a cm10 rom ^-^

Load of crap
ess.boyer said:
The other reason is because a lot of the devs who worked on this phone have move on to the HTC One or SGIII. This phone is over a year old, which is a lifetime in phoneyears, unfortunately.
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That is a load of crap I have been through alot of phones and they all have alot more roms to offer than the vivid.

dealtsoul said:
That is a load of crap I have been through alot of phones and they all have alot more roms to offer than the vivid.
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Woahhh there don't get angry xD It's due to the age (most dev's want the newest and best phone) and also due to the fact that this phone just wasnt that popular...

If its not popular why is the HTC hd2 still getting development and that was launched waaaaay back. And how is this phone hard to dev for???
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The phone is just full of shotty hacked up htc code. They just threw together a bit of everything to make it work, which kinda ruined it for everyone wanting to create custom non-sense based roms

Instead of posting multiple threads in here about why there aren't more ROMs, why not go talk to the makers of ROMs such as JellyBro and JellyBam to see if they will support our device, now that we're cm10 official. Or go create your own.
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Stock Android ROM

Hi all,
Is there a stock android ROM 4.2.2 similar to the Nexus 4 available to the HTC One. Had a little look in the Development section couldn't find one.
With the announcement of the HTC One Nexus Experience it has perked my interest however there's a possibility it won't come to the UK, therefore looking at getting a One and putting a stock ROM on it.
I am aware of Cyanogen Mod however I'm not a fan of it.

look again

If you look in the right section you'll find some...

Wingzer said:
Hi all,
Is there a stock android ROM 4.2.2 similar to the Nexus 4 available to the HTC One. Had a little look in the Development section couldn't find one.
With the announcement of the HTC One Nexus Experience it has perked my interest however there's a possibility it won't come to the UK, therefore looking at getting a One and putting a stock ROM on it.
I am aware of Cyanogen Mod however I'm not a fan of it.
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...yeah, no.
Talk about disrespectful....CyanogenMod is the closest you're going to get to bone-stock Android for a long time. The NE was only announced today. It doesn't even start shipping for another month.
Could have put two and two together...

LiquidSolstice said:
...yeah, no.
Talk about disrespectful....CyanogenMod is the closest you're going to get to bone-stock Android for a long time. The NE was only announced today. It doesn't even start shipping for another month.
Could have put two and two together...
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itll surely help with the AOSP source code to iron out any bugs in CM10.1

IINexusII said:
itll surely help with the AOSP source code to iron out any bugs in CM10.1
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I get that this seems to be a popular assumption, but that's not as much of a given thing as many of you would like to hope. HTC isn't obligated to release the source code for the NE One (only the kernel). If they bake Beats/Camera stuff into that ROM, there's no guarantee that our CM10.1 build will get it.
I have no doubt someone will turn the NE's ROM into a rooted stock ROM for you to flash, but I really wouldn't expect it to help CM10.1 all that much.

Once the release the HTC One with stock rom, will it be easier to port it?
Will we be able to get a fully functional working rom?
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Of course it will be easy to port it. Porting aosp roms to the LG Optimus G is dead simple because internally it is identical to the Nexus 4. Same logic applies here

Wingzer said:
Hi all,
Is there a stock android ROM 4.2.2 similar to the Nexus 4 available to the HTC One. Had a little look in the Development section couldn't find one.
With the announcement of the HTC One Nexus Experience it has perked my interest however there's a possibility it won't come to the UK, therefore looking at getting a One and putting a stock ROM on it.
I am aware of Cyanogen Mod however I'm not a fan of it.
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you must have had your eyes closed

Jheez, don't think I'll ever bother asking a question again no need for the rudeness!
And for the individual who took offence to me to not liking CM its personal preference I've never liked CM same way I've never like the AOKP either. It sure is a widespread popular ROM and I'm not insulting the developers in fact I respect anyone who can come up with a good stable ROM for android phones.

Scott's Rom, Clean rom

Have any one tried Clean rom for at&t htc one on international version, i used to like his roms on my at&T htc one x
http://www.scottsroms.com/content.php?316-HTC-One-CleanROM-2-5-%26%239733%3B-Elegant!-Refined!-Powerful!-Clean!-%26%239733%3B

That was the first Rom I flashed. It's optimized and pretty smooth with a very stock feel. I liked it.
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trdsnow said:
That was the first Rom I flashed. It's optimized and pretty smooth with a very stock feel. I liked it.
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did you flash it on international version, I dont know why did he not put it out here at xda.

dryspuri said:
did you flash it on international version, I dont know why did he not put it out here at xda.
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I have a US ATT phone. He's a very respectable dev too. I'm not sure why there's a separate forum for ATT.

Scott moved back to SGS4. They sent him a phone to do Dev on in that forum section. He no longer supports HTC One. I am cuurently on that build (ATT US phone). I tried out ARHD 10.1 for a while, but went back to clean Rom. I wish someone would continue this Rom onto 4.2.2. It's super fast and have not had one issue. It seems this always happens. I find something awesome then the dev leaves.

fleadog99 said:
Scott moved back to SGS4. They sent him a phone to do Dev on in that forum section. He no longer supports HTC One. I am cuurently on that build (ATT US phone). I tried out ARHD 10.1 for a while, but went back to clean Rom. I wish someone would continue this Rom onto 4.2.2. It's super fast and have not had one issue. It seems this always happens. I find something awesome then the dev leaves.
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that is a shame really, I agree if we can get someone like him on board. Not that I dont respect present developers, i Like Mike's work, but arhd 10.1 eats my battery, dont know whats issue.

Actually, ARHD 10.1 isn't bad on my battery anymore. It was really bad the first day or so. But it's much better for me now. I guess it has to be broken in?
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HTC One Google Play Edition

Check out this great review on the new Stock Android One and GS4. Can't wait to get some of this on our phones fully working.

Also, I noticed on htcdev.com that they released the 3.4.10 Kernel source for the One Special Edition running Android 4.2.

i cant wait till the roms start coming out

raptoro07 said:
Also, I noticed on htcdev.com that they released the 3.4.10 Kernel source for the One Special Edition running Android 4.2.
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Oh man! I am so pumped for this. I have been running Rootbox AOSP, and it has it's slight quirks and random animations that are stuttery, so it's gonna be awesome messing around with a perfect version of AOSP pretty soon here. Someone needs to release the RUU already

This is going to be amazing. I can't wait to start tinkering

stuff like zoe and beats wouldn't be ported over amirite?

I sincerely hope that within a week's time, we'll see the first major steps taken in the direction of a solidified, fully-functional build for Sprint's HTC One. Granted, things like CM 10.1 have nightlies, but sadly; not an official stable release in-sight for us.
That being said, perhaps the system dumps provided by GPE owners will significantly help steering these ROMs in the right direction.
It would still be fantastic if Sprint (and I suppose HTC in-partial) would quickly prepare the 4.2.2 w/ Sense 5 update for us.
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acme64 said:
stuff like zoe and beats wouldn't be ported over amirite?
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From what I have gathered, beats will be a function you can turn off and on. I don't imagine Zoe will be there because that is a big time sense thing. And I think beats audio will likely not have the beats logo when it is running.
Keep in mind this isn't meant to be a hybrid HTC/Google device. It is a Google device. I'm sure they will implement the better sound, and some more root code stuff, but not as much on the front end / UI

From the looks of any of this I wouldn't get your hopes up for this "helping" anything. AOSP builds are already available. Until Sprint and HTC update Sense to 4.2.2 we will still be in limbo.

FL0OD said:
From the looks of any of this I wouldn't get your hopes up for this "helping" anything. AOSP builds are already available. Until Sprint and HTC update Sense to 4.2.2 we will still be in limbo.
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One thing this could help is the kernel issues we are currently experiencing and hopefully the random bricking issue some people are experiencing when running AOSP roms.

acme64 said:
stuff like zoe and beats wouldn't be ported over amirite?
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Zoe is not there, but Beats is in the AOSP build on the HTC One GPe.

All I wish for is that they port the beats audio to our Aosp roms. Will make they audio so much better.
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Damn, was finally about to buy a One today, but this has me intrigued, since all I've used for years is AOSP ROMs. On that note, are people pretty satisfied with this device? I am a longtime HTC user. I plan on getting S-off ASAMFP. That was my hesitation coming from S-off Evo LTE, but I see moonshine is now available. :thumbup:
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scottspa74 said:
Damn, was finally about to buy a One today, but this has me intrigued, since all I've used for years is AOSP ROMs. On that note, are people pretty satisfied with this device? I am a longtime HTC user. I plan on getting S-off ASAMFP. That was my hesitation coming from S-off Evo LTE, but I see moonshine is now available. :thumbup:
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This phone is amazing it's like the evo lte on steroids
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scottspa74 said:
Damn, was finally about to buy a One today, but this has me intrigued, since all I've used for years is AOSP ROMs. On that note, are people pretty satisfied with this device? I am a longtime HTC user. I plan on getting S-off ASAMFP. That was my hesitation coming from S-off Evo LTE, but I see moonshine is now available. :thumbup:
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Scott, brother you will not be disappointed. Aosp is still a bit quirky for some but with the current source dropped I expect great things in the Aosp world.
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scottspa74 said:
Damn, was finally about to buy a One today, but this has me intrigued, since all I've used for years is AOSP ROMs. On that note, are people pretty satisfied with this device? I am a longtime HTC user. I plan on getting S-off ASAMFP. That was my hesitation coming from S-off Evo LTE, but I see moonshine is now available. :thumbup:
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Just do it bro, get more thanks from me
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more disappointments
google will not be updating these directly like they do with their nexus devices
they are still leaving it up to the OEMs
so if you expect the nexus treatment, youre in for a huge disappointment

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42986652#post42986652
They just posted a system dump over on the HTC One general forums. Ny'oh my god.

FL0OD said:
From the looks of any of this I wouldn't get your hopes up for this "helping" anything. AOSP builds are already available. Until Sprint and HTC update Sense to 4.2.2 we will still be in limbo.
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My EVO 4G LTE just drowned the other day so I paid my ETF and bought the One from Radio Shack, it's going to be delivered tomorrow. I was wondering if the fact that HTC was releasing a One with stock android would significantly speed up development on AOSP roms for the Sprint version of the phone. I was also wondering if there will likely be proprietary code for the GPE of the phone that developers here wouldn't be able to use in their AOSP builds. I love stock Android and I've used CM on all my Android phones at one time or another but there always seems to be random nagging issues that eventually push me back to Sense. I guess my question is will the software for the GPE One really help solidify and speed up development of AOSP roms for Sprint's version of the phone.

ausch30 said:
My EVO 4G LTE just drowned the other day so I paid my ETF and bought the One from Radio Shack, it's going to be delivered tomorrow. I was wondering if the fact that HTC was releasing a One with stock android would significantly speed up development on AOSP roms for the Sprint version of the phone. I was also wondering if there will likely be proprietary code for the GE version of the phone that developers here wouldn't be able to use in their AOSP builds. I love stock Android and I've used CM on all my Android phones at one time or another but there always seems to be random nagging issues that eventually push me back to Sense. I guess my question is will the software for the GE One really help solidify and speed up development of AOSP roms for Sprint's version of the phone.
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I believe you will see the GPe ROM ported to the Sprint One, but I don't know if it'll affect development by CM/AOKP/PA etc. There is still a lot of proprietary software in the GPe. That is, stuff devs can't use.

difference between?

Sprint HTC One Android Development
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Sprint HTC One Original Android Development
What is the difference?
Sorry if the question seems dumb or is overly obvious I am a little thick headed at times.

bongo264 said:
Sprint HTC One Android Development
and
Sprint HTC One Original Android Development
What is the difference?
Sorry if the question seems dumb or is overly obvious I am a little thick headed at times.
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The first is typically ROMs that are based on stock builds, some with customization.
The second is typically non-stock ROMs, like AOSP and the like, or sometimes Stock-based ROMs with HEAVY customization like the Badseed Tranquil ROM.

That's what I always thought, but I'm always seeing AOSP roms and Stock ROMs in the wrong threads. For example there is the Beanstalk ROM and a couple other CM ROMs in the normal thread and then there's the Badseed ROM in the Original thread =/

Some people want to be rebels.

I have also wondered the same thing. I Would vote to join the two forums because more people title the posts correctly than post to the correct forum.
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Yea I never liked the separated forums.
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The ORIGINAL work is in Original Android Dev. It does not necessarily need to 've AOSP. And the reason you see AOSP roms in regular Android Dev at all as opposed to Original Android Dev, is because those are largely based on other AOSP sources and hence are not ORIGINAL.
The Badseed rom is in Original Android Dev because it's not just a tweaked and optimized stock rom anymore, it's a whole new beast....I mean, have you guys seen any other rom where there's a toggle to invert the entire thing? Exactly...it's just insane the level to which they've taken customization and remade the entire stock rom.
If you guys are in a reading mood, this post by jayharper08 explains it perfectly. I'm not sure why a similar sticky hasn't been created in the Sprint HTC One forum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37038201

Again, that makes no sense... There's no organization if both stock and AOSP can be in either forums. It should be Stock and AOSP... Nothing more and nothing less. I would also like to see a separate forum for Kernels, like a sub-forum to each of the forums. I know there isn't an abundance of Kernels out there for our particular device, but it should be that way for all devices to remove clutter.... especially for those that have a bunch of kernels available.
If it was worked out this way then we wouldn't have to tag everything like [ROM][AOSP][CUSTOM] before we even see what the names is.

Makes perfect sense here.
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Locking this as its been discussed in depth many times across xda now.
As posted there are some places to read up on the explanations...
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