Hmm, mine is now flickering on all light colours, not just white.
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Hmm, mine is now flickering on all light colours, not just white.
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does it flicker more for you when you touch the screen? For me it's most noticeable when i'm scrolling slowly, e.g. when in the settings menu, or the twitter app. Try scrolling very slow up or down in settings, for me it flickers a lot, but as said earlier only on low brightness. Another thing I can't understand, if not everyone has this how can it be software related?
I’m sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficulties with the display flickering. The reason for this is a software fault.
In order to rectify this I would like you to back-up your data and perform a hard reset please follow these steps:
- If your phone is tied to a Google account, your contacts, calendar events, downloaded apps, wireless settings can be backed up, if you have entered your Google account details in the initial set-up screens. Please go to , Menu, Settings, Accounts & Sync, tap on your Google account, then tap 'Sync now' you will see some spinning circular arrows for a short while, this just means your data is being saved to Google. When the arrows have finished spinning, the data has been backed-up (double check this).
- Or back up your contacts to the S.D card (For Android 2.1 or later) by following these steps; From the home screen tap All Applications. Scroll to and tap People. Tap Menu. Tap Import/Export. Tap Export to SD card. Select which contact Group to export (Phone, Google, SIM etc.). Tap OK.
- Available from the android market is a free application to enable you to back up your SMS messages if desired.
- Images and music can be backed up by plugging your phone into the computer and selecting disk drive mode. After this you can 'drag and drop' files to and from your computer to your phone. Make sure you select USB Debugging in Settings > Applications > Development before connecting your phone to the computer.
Now your phone is backed up we can perform the hard reset, all data will be lost that is not backed up on your S.D/SIM cards or online will be lost.
- Hard reset on Android From the Home screen, press the Menu key> Tap Settings> Tap SD & phone storage> Tap Factory data reset> Tap Reset phone.
The reason I have asked you to do this is because though it may seem a bit extreme this is the best method for dealing with your problem.
If this does not resolve your issue I think it would be best if best to either have the retailer replace the device or send the device to us for repair.
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ended up just phoning dialaphone to get them to send a replacement
Same. Got to wait 3-5 working days for the pre paid envelope, and then the same length for the new phone. Going to be over a week until I get to enjoy my phone properly. In the meantime, I am still hoping that the OTA will fix it.
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I’m sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficulties with the display flickering. The reason for this is a software fault.
In order to rectify this I would like you to back-up your data and perform a hard reset please follow these steps:
- If your phone is tied to a Google account, your contacts, calendar events, downloaded apps, wireless settings can be backed up, if you have entered your Google account details in the initial set-up screens. Please go to , Menu, Settings, Accounts & Sync, tap on your Google account, then tap 'Sync now' you will see some spinning circular arrows for a short while, this just means your data is being saved to Google. When the arrows have finished spinning, the data has been backed-up (double check this).
- Or back up your contacts to the S.D card (For Android 2.1 or later) by following these steps; From the home screen tap All Applications. Scroll to and tap People. Tap Menu. Tap Import/Export. Tap Export to SD card. Select which contact Group to export (Phone, Google, SIM etc.). Tap OK.
- Available from the android market is a free application to enable you to back up your SMS messages if desired.
- Images and music can be backed up by plugging your phone into the computer and selecting disk drive mode. After this you can 'drag and drop' files to and from your computer to your phone. Make sure you select USB Debugging in Settings > Applications > Development before connecting your phone to the computer.
Now your phone is backed up we can perform the hard reset, all data will be lost that is not backed up on your S.D/SIM cards or online will be lost.
- Hard reset on Android From the Home screen, press the Menu key> Tap Settings> Tap SD & phone storage> Tap Factory data reset> Tap Reset phone.
The reason I have asked you to do this is because though it may seem a bit extreme this is the best method for dealing with your problem.
If this does not resolve your issue I think it would be best if best to either have the retailer replace the device or send the device to us for repair.
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Likewise buddy, let's see if an OTA comes before our pre paid envelopes. One other thing I've noticed is that when using the keyboard the button towards the bottom left in my example is the shift key on SwiftKey is a bit stiff to press like the screen is not registering my touch but a hard press solves this.
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UPDATE: I now have handset #4, which seems to be free of the previous issues (unless I just jinxed it). Thankfully the guys at the shop were very helpful and replaced it on the spot without any hesitation each time.
handset #2 was ICS 4.0.3, bootloader unlocked via HTCdev and rooted with the clockwork mod recovery from MoDaCo. No custom ROMs were installed. The flickering was there before I rooted it, but it seemed to gradually worsen afterwards. Luckily I still got a replacement despite unlocking the bootloader.
All others were 100% stock 4.0.3.
Needless to say I'll be holding off getting amongst modding until a couple of months down the track, this is my first droid after being an iPhone user for several years.
Thanks.
I meant what is the software number of your latest, problem free device (#4?)
My software number is 1.26.401.2 - phone bought in UK a week ago. I am curious if HTC have silently fixed those issues in some of the latest batches.
I think we need some proof of this? A screenshot or something; as nobody believes 1.28 is out as yet.
OK guys, the more that's reported, especially the intermittent nature of the problems, the more I'm convinced the issue is Teg3 related.
I followed the Asus Prime's launch from the beginning and it had very similar issues that all turned out to be either code or drivers related to Teg3. It took Asus/Nvidia four updates to finally stabilize everything.
The One XL is out now and even though there aren't a lot in people's hand you'd think this would have popped up on at least one if it was common to the One X family. The One XL has a different SoC, kernel, and graphics drivers than the international version while I'm assuming the majority of the rest of the s/w is the same. So as long as it's unaffected you can draw the conclusion that the international version's issues are either Teg3 h/w or related s/w.
The good news is that the majority of issues were eventually resolved on the Prime. But just like Asus, HTC is dependent on Nvidia to identify, isolate, and release new code to correct the issues because their s/w and drivers are proprietary. Having two companies involved is certainly not going to speed up the process. Just like the One X, not every Prime had the issue(s). And when early updates were released devices that were fine suddenly had problems and devices that were broken were fixed. No one from Asus or Nvidia ever explained why devices with identical h/w and s/w behaved differently. My guess is that there are unforeseen variances between individual Teg3 chips and the s/w adjustments were made to enable the s/w to account for them. So while this isn't an answer or a fix hopefully it helps better frame the problem.
I snipped some posts from the Prime forum so you can see that a theme similar to what we're experiencing exists. The first couple are from an Asus manager that participates in the Prime forum.
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3/22/2012 Update –
The next firmware update is in qualification testing now. We are also working on solving some flickering problems reported by a few users and hopefully that will be addressed in this next release.
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4/2/2012 Update -
In addition, I have gathered additional details from a few users who are seeing locks or weirdness after playing a Tegra 3 optimized game after a few hours. I will be in California next week to work with NVIDIA and Google on this problem.
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2/1/12 Update - We received new code from NVIDIA today and are in the process of testing it. If this code is acceptable and provides a solution to the lock/reboot problem after the ICS update, we will release it in beta form for additional testing
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2/7/12 Update - We received another new code update from NVIDIA for testing today. Hopefully we will be able to release a beta patch or OTA update shortly. I will have an update after testing is completed tomorrow.
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THE INITIAL ANDROID 4.0 UPDATE (BUILD 9.4.2.11) CAUSES FREEZES/REBOOTS FOR SOME. BUILD 9.4.2.13 FIXED THIS, BUT INTRODUCED A NEW BATTERY DRAIN ISSUE FOR SOME OTHERS. A FIX IS EXPECTED VERY SOON.
it is now believed that bugs in nvidia's tegra3 video drivers were the cause of freezes and reboots that some experienced after making the initial ICS update (build 9.4.2.11).
asus shipped new drivers with build 9.4.2.13 on 2/8/12 that fixed these issues, but a new battery drain issue was introduced that affects some others. this battery drain has been referred to as the "sleep of death"
asus confirmed on 2/14/12 that a fix has been developed for the battery drain and should be released within a week
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I went 36 hours after the initial ICS update without a problem and then a sudden reboot. I then had no issues for another day of normal use. Then a reboot. No pattern at all and definitely not when playing games when the CPU/GPU was being stressed. So not a thermal issue. This reeks memory issue whether the storage or ram and could be bad code or bad memory.
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Wondering if any one else has had this issue. The left edge developed a series of blocks that would disappear when I touch he screen, and then reappear when I stopped touching the screen.. The issue persisted into app browser, but reappeared while playing a video in mx player.. It appeared again after I quit mx.
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I took screenshots, via the app switcher button throughout, and I can see the corruption in the shots, and so I suspect its a software issue and not something in the display itself. Screenshots will follow once I compression them a bit.
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Today I was playing zen pinball and i pressed hardly for the right flipper and this screen flickering again. Starting with the bezel when I apply pressure to the right bottom part of the tab the screen flickers into white. I don't think it is a common issue.
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I find I can replicate screen flickering just by tapping the recent items button after having a dozen apps/pages stored there. A reboot fixes it but it comes back later.
Fully agree with this statement ; it has to be something to the OTA can fix as just about every person I have spoke to with a OneX has noticed this at one time or another.I too have this problem. But its not constant. I guess its software related. After installing lcd test all colors looked fine n solid, which means the issue is software based as hardware never differentiate. Wait before jumping to conclusions, the best place i can home down to is the problem of nvidia settings specially refresh rate. The flickering is nothing but a faulty refresh rate value not hardware issue. Advice wait.
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Global... The 1.26 is the same everywhere its the last two bits that change.Hi all. I wanna know if this firmware number 1.26.xx is only for UK phones or is this firmware number globally?
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