HTC Thunderbolt Spec Descrepencies

[Snow02]

Anyone tried the Skifta dlna app?

 

[jaycemiskel]

Wow I can't believe how many people don't know the difference between ram and storage.

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Me either. As for Skifta I've used it on my Droid and it worked great so it'll probably perform at least just as well on the TB.

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[JonKyu]

Wow I can't believe how many people don't know the difference between ram and storage.

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Me either. As for Skifta I've used it on my Droid and it worked great so it'll probably perform at least just as well on the TB.

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I just tried out Skifta it plays music fine but no go on videos. So far I think Twonky Mobile works the best since it has playlist support, but videos don't work on that one either. At least for me they didn't work.

 

[Snow02]

Install playon. It supports streaming all your media, and while the majority of the functionality (hulu, netflix, etc) requires a subscription, streaming your own media does not.

It will play any video file you can throw at it. It will take a few minutes to set up, but it's well worth it.

 

[funkyb]

That, and address the reported cam resolution.

Lol what was that one about?

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Elixir reports the box cam as 720X480, which is 480p not 1280X720. The video capture app does offer 720p, however.

 

[Snow02]

Have you changed the quality setting?

 

[funkyb]

Have you changed the quality setting?

Yes. Quality is set to 1280x720. Elixir reports camera is 720x480.

 

[Snow02]

720x480 isn't even an option for camera resolution. What do the image properties report?

Will you email me a few taken at different resolutions?

 

[jaycemiskel]

Maybe Elixir is wrong.

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[Snow02]

And why would you only take 1 meg pictures anyways?

 

[slinky]

They said the memory issue is one they are aware of and will be working on it with a future update of the software. They said the device does have 8gb of memory internal built into it, so the reason why we can't access it all is software related.
And if you think about it, the Incredible has 8gb internal memory as well and you can see ~6.5gb after all the OS related stuff is accounted for.

I find it incredibly hard to believe that this phone - long delayed - was released with such a huge "error." I'm wondering whether this is indeed the real story. Perhaps they can also send out to customers the missing part of the 1900 mAh battery that should be in there at the same time they provide the rest of the internal storage.

 

[JonKyu]

They said the memory issue is one they are aware of and will be working on it with a future update of the software. They said the device does have 8gb of memory internal built into it, so the reason why we can't access it all is software related.
And if you think about it, the Incredible has 8gb internal memory as well and you can see ~6.5gb after all the OS related stuff is accounted for.

I find it incredibly hard to believe that this phone - long delayed - was released with such a huge "error." I'm wondering whether this is indeed the real story. Perhaps they can also send out to customers the missing part of the 1900 mAh battery that should be in there at the same time they provide the rest of the internal storage.

I'm starting to think they might have done it on purpose too. Maybe to prevent easier rooting?

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[Snow02]

How would that have anything to do with root?

 

[jaycemiskel]

How would that have anything to do with root?

It doesn't have anything to do with root.

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[Snow02]

I know.

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