One x is quad core, one s on t mobile is dual core.
The international GSM-only version of the One X is quad-core. To date, every LTE version of the One X (AT&T, Sprint) is dual-core.
One x is quad core, one s on t mobile is dual core.
eddiekeyton said:Soak is over.
"Warning: You cant shave with your RAZR. I tried!!"
blackhawk1134 said:Beware!!!
I have ics on my maxx...
Serious battery issues!!!
Including iy has been taking my phone 5+hrs to charge from 60%!!!
Ics looks great but...
It needs more work for our razrs..
Sorry folks... i thought everything was fine yhen this issue...
blackhawk1134 said:Beware!!!
I have ics on my maxx...
Serious battery issues!!!
Including iy has been taking my phone 5+hrs to charge from 60%!!!
Ics looks great but...
It needs more work for our razrs..
Sorry folks... i thought everything was fine yhen this issue...
blackhawk1134 said:Beware!!!
I have ics on my maxx...
Serious battery issues!!!
Including iy has been taking my phone 5+hrs to charge from 60%!!!
Ics looks great but...
It needs more work for our razrs..
Sorry folks... i thought everything was fine yhen this issue...
C2Cab95 said:Before doing a factory reset, have you powered down your RAZR while charging?
I haven't noticed much, if any difference between GB and ICS on my 7 month old RAZR (non MAXX) over the past week, either with normal use or while charging.
I do think that a factory reset may improve the overall performance after any major upgrade. My suggestion above is primarily to avoid the hassle. ICS is an upgrade, and should be taken as such, rather than a minor update.
Swis21 said:when and what is the purpose of a FDR for the install of ics
Jxpinc said:Didn't want to start a thread to ask a random question so do apps ever affect 4g data drops on my Maxx thanks been having way to many drops recently no Ics yet
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
C2Cab95 said:Basically - Wiping the phone and starting with a clean slate. Some on here recommend a FDR before and after any update or upgrade.
I've always done a FDR after an update/upgrade but never before. I haven't yet since my upgrade, since most owners of these devices aren't your garden variety admirer of technology *aka nerd/geek*. Rather trying to use the phone how someone without that appreciation might. By taking the upgrade, and rolling with it, like any other Android user out there.
rjeatkrconley said:Yes sir. I believe we have been over that fact many times. The soak test is over. But what is a soak teat? I understand it was a typo. He meant to type test, but typed teat instead..dang its not funny when you have to explain the joke..