about my new htc one v???

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Hi all. Since 6 years am Nokia user. Now I took HTC one v.I am new Android user.am using HTC one v from last week,I felt device is slow compared my old Nokia c-7. Of course its having 1mhz processor but feeling slow. So guys Wats ur opinion??

1ghz*
And try not to install many apps on your device as it will slow it down
And try getting some task killer from store to kill running apps
And wait for the devs to provide root for ur device

Sent from Ice Cream Sony

you can kill some tasks from htc stock app called Task Manager. It should be already in your phone. Im a new user also

DON'T USE TASK KILLERS!!! try factory reset or try replacing it from seller because i think you got a faulty one.

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I use task manager from HTC to clear apps proccess and everything works fine.

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Originally Posted by Aarush

1ghz*
And wait for the devs to provide root for ur device

Sent from Ice Cream Sony

There is already root for One V, just that there is no custom recovery yet.

Really ?! How ?! But theres still no cwm and roms ?

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Originally Posted by handisetyadi

Really ?! How ?! But theres still no cwm and roms ?

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Here at MoDaCo

The modded boot.img you can get it from the link I provided there.

Once you are rooted, more or less you are like having a custom ROM as you can start your own customization. The problem is there is no CWM yet so no nandroid can be made or custom ROM to be flashable. But there is a workaround on that, maybe a dev of custom rom can put the custom ROM as a signed update.zip, so in recovery it will flash the custom ROM.

But to do this, a user must have an official RUU for this phone in hand in case something goes wrong.

Thankss anyway.

Oh ya, why cant i get any skins on customize htc one v. I cant get more skins, i only have 3 which are too ordinary

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As stated above, do not use a task killer application. The android OS installed on the device should be able to manage applications correctly already. Using a task killer will just eat up more resources.