Originally Posted by haerigrek

The test with locking and unlocking the phone is just playing stupid. You can take any new phone and compare it to any old phone and the result will be the same, the task is designed to be easy on the phone so to be accomplished quickly.

Yes, but both devices use same software so its only the matter of hardware (and cpu scheduler) how fast they unlock But yea, it clearly did not proove anything besides that Desire HD can run Ice Cream Sandwich like big phones can. I think that was the point?

Well, almost. What I meant was that running ICS is one thing, other thing is to run apps on ICS. In the same way you can compare an old PC and a new PC. Old one will run games ok under Win XP. New one will run games the same under Win7. But if you install Win7 on the old PC the system itself will run fine, simple tasks will run as well as on the new one but you will not be able to play your games anymore.

Originally Posted by haerigrek

Well, almost. What I meant was that running ICS is one thing, other thing is to run apps on ICS. In the same way you can compare an old PC and a new PC. Old one will run games ok under Win XP. New one will run games the same under Win7. But if you install Win7 on the old PC the system itself will run fine, simple tasks will run as well as on the new one but you will not be able to play your games anymore.

Comparing windows to android is like comparing a toyota to a benz.

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The idea is the same. Comparison to windows was merely to exemplify my point.

Originally Posted by haerigrek

The idea is the same. Comparison to windows was merely to exemplify my point.

I got your point (edit: maybe I didn't), but it is not the same to put a benz engine in a toyota frame than a toyota engine in a benz.

Android is basically linux (someone correct me if I wrong), and linux is developed in such a way you can put it in older machines and works much better than windows in the same machine.

If android follows the same philosophy, then there is no reason why a fully optimized ics or jb can't work on our dhd's/inspires.

I may be wrong and I may have digressed from your initial premise, if I did sorrry.

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Originally Posted by Teichopsia

I got your point (edit: maybe I didn't), but it is not the same to put a benz engine in a toyota frame than a toyota engine in a benz.

Android is basically linux (someone correct me if I wrong), and linux is developed in such a way you can put it in older machines and works much better than windows in the same machine.

If android follows the same philosophy, then there is no reason why a fully optimized ics or jb can't work on our dhd's/inspires.

I may be wrong and I may have digressed from your initial premise, if I did sorrry.

Sent from a dream.

You are correct. Because every update does not make the system resource heavy, but its optimized so it runs smoother and buttery good, like jelly bean. Its not like windows - they are heavier and heavier because they want people to buy new computers. Remember - windows has 85% sales when people buy windows preinstalled on computers. You cant compare it with android or cars (cars and engine - you are talking hardware here, we are all about software)

This DHD ROM is apparently PrimoS v3.5 running on Sense 4.0A (lite) whereas 1X is loaded with full Sense 4.0.
As full framework by all means heavier, next time you might want to try out the Virtuous Infinity v1.30.0 Alpha1 which
supports the full Sense 4.0 experience along with a working camera.

Altogether a nice video, but as they said, it's mostly about the comfortableness of Sense 3.6, not about performance.
Surely they could still release a driver.

Originally Posted by miHah

Hello everybody.

If anyone is interested how our device performs next to the "big boy" like One X, here is a video showing you exactly that.

Besides, it prooves absolutely the oposite of what HTC have said about our device running better android 2.3.5 than android 4.0.



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I.. do not fully understand. You show a video proving the animation speeds are the same? If im not mistaken, arnt the animations made to run at a certain speed? If thats the case then the video really doesnt prove anything between the two phones.

HTC should learn something from this.. The developers in XDA can do this so why cant the engineers at HTC??

They should hire their developers from XDA

Originally Posted by AnumEndzeit

I.. do not fully understand. You show a video proving the animation speeds are the same? If im not mistaken, arnt the animations made to run at a certain speed? If thats the case then the video really doesnt prove anything between the two phones.

In video it was pointed out that all setting on both phones are the same, so its all matter of harware how the phones perform.