Articles Tagged “HTC Sense”
HTC One X: How to make HTC Sense 4.0 launcher run smoothly and with no lag
by Ken East on May 24, 2012 0 Comments">0
If you’ve got an HTC One X, you may have noticed a bit of lag when navigating around the user interface. Don’t worry, you are not the only one who’s been experiencing this problem. HTC Sense 4.0, the latest version of the Sense UI, has an issue when you scroll through the pages on the home screen. It lags or stutters, which annoys most users. The HTC One X is one of the most amazing Android devices if you consider power and stylish design. Its attractive, smooth edges make the device look very classy and slick, not to mention that …
HTC Sensation: Flashing Android 4.0 and Sony Xperia UI via Xperianse custom ROM
by Carl Parker on Apr 27, 2012 1 Comments">1
There’s no such thing as the impossible for the Android community. We’ve seen launchers that make tablets’ homescreens look like those on iOS, and we’ve seen apps that allow you to copy homescreens from other launchers to slap on to different ROMs. Today we’re adding to the list of customization and device switch and swaps with the Xperianse ROM for your HTC Sensation. An Xperia UI on your HTC device sounds pretty mind-bending, but it’s real. Thanks to the Xperianse ROM, you can enjoy the gorgeous Xperia UI on your HTC Sensation. Thanks to XDA modder webstar1, the best of …
Make your Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100 look like HTC One X with HTC Sense 4.0
by Paul Nuñal on Apr 10, 2012 4 Comments">4
HTC has made a lot of commotion these past few weeks after announcing its upcoming One series of phones at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain last February. Along with the announcement was the unveiling of its flagship phone, the lightning-fast quad-core HTC One X and its eye-catching HTC Sense 4.0 UI spearheading the event. Without a doubt, HTC’s Sense 4.0 UI is probably one of the best-looking custom UIs available in the market today, making any non-HTC smartphone owner jealous. But, that is soon about to change, as XDA Developers member b_bhavu was easily swept away with …
Level up your HTC Inspire 4G to HTC Sense 3.0 and Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread
by Alvin Ybañez on Apr 03, 2012 6 Comments">6
The latest official RUU 3.12.405.1 from HTC brings not just HTC Sense 3.0 but also Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread. Said to be faster and more improved than earlier releases, the said RUU provides more stability to the HTC Inspire 4G. If you’re using an HTC Inspire 4G, you can enjoy the benefits of RUU 3.12.405.1 on your Android phone–and more. Through Android Revolution HD 6.3.2, you get a custom ROM that carries numerous improvements and modifications that will make your HTC Inspire 4G more inspiring than ever. According to XDA Developers member mike1986, who spearheads the ROM’s development, nothing has been …
HTC Inspire 4G: Installing Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.5
by Alvin Ybañez on Apr 02, 2012 2 Comments">2
If you want a fully optimized and stable Android 2.3.5 custom ROM with HTC Sense 3.5 on top on your HTC Inspire 4G, then you have come to the right place. We have a step-by-step guide on how to install the Android Revolution HD 7.0.3 ROM to your HTC Inspire 4G. XDA Developers member mike1986 shares a custom ROM that is based on RUU firmware 1.05.401.4 for the HTC Sensation XL. The developer ported the firmware to the HTC Inspire 4G, and now, you can enjoy Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread plus HTC Sense 3.5 on your HTC Inspire 4G, too. Aside …
Upgrade your HTC Desire HD to Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.0
by Alvin Ybañez on Apr 02, 2012 0 Comments">0
Custom ROMs, in general, give you a more optimized experience compared to stock ROMs that ship with your Android phone straight from the manufacturer/carrier. Installing custom ROMs on your phone not only sometimes changes the look of its user interface (often for the better), but also tweaks and enhances the phone’s performance and maximizes its capabilities. For those owning an HTC Desire HD, you can experience an improved Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.0 by flashing the Android Revolution HD 6.3.2 ROM on your phone. If you wish to enjoy the benefits of the latest official RUU version 3.12.405.1 …
Upgrading the HTC Desire HD to Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.5
by Alvin Ybañez on Apr 02, 2012 6 Comments">6
The HTC Desire HD runs Android 2.2 Froyo but can be upgraded to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. But, while other owners of the HTC Desire HD are content with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread plus HTC Sense 3.0, you can enjoy Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.5 instead by installing Android Revolution HD 7.0.3 on your phone. This ROM is based on firmware 1.05.401.4 of the HTC Sensation XL RUU, bringing Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and HTC Sense 3.5. XDA Developers member mike1986 ported the firmware to the HTC Desire HD. These are some of the features of Android Revolution HD 7.0.3: Android …
Upgrade HTC Sensation to HTC One S’s ICS and HTC Sense 4.0 via OrDroid ROM
by Paul Nuñal on Apr 01, 2012 13 Comments">13
After the HTC One series of phones was announced at this year’s Mobile World Congress, numerous firmware leaks began to surface based on those different HTC devices. HTC’s Sense 4.0 UI looks promising on the HTC One phones and with the firmware leaks already scattered all throughout the Internet, many HTC fans are rejoicing as those leaks are now being ported to older HTC models. One such lucky HTC device to receive a direct port of the firmware leak is the HTC Sensation. Developed by XDA Developers member shnizlon, the OrDroid custom ROM is an Ice Cream Sandwich ROM based …
Upgrade HTC Desire HD to pre-rooted ICS and HTC Sense 4.0a (Lite) leaked from HTC One V
by Paul Nuñal on Mar 31, 2012 5 Comments">5
HTC unveiled several new fascinating Android phones at this year’s Mobile World Congress. The HTC One V is one of HTC’s new Android phones belonging to the low-end category. Since the phone’s unveiling, its firmware has already been leaked and circulated all over the Web. The leaked firmware brings Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) plus the light version of HTC Sense 4.0 called HTC Sense 4.0A (Lite). Naturally, developers swooped down on the leaked firmware, and XDA Developers member proxuser was able to port it to the HTC Desire HD via the custom ROM called Primo-S ROM. Users of …
Upgrade HTC Desire S to pre-rooted Android 4.0.3 ICS and HTC Sense 4.0A (Lite) leaked from HTC One V
by Paul Nuñal on Mar 31, 2012 1 Comments">1
With the official announcement of the HTC One V at the Mobile World Congress last February, HTC fans finally got a glimpse of how the Sense 4.0 UI looks on top of Ice Cream Sandwich. Just right after its announcement, numerous leaked firmware builds of the HTC One series began to circulate throughout the Internet. And, expectedly, independent developers scooped them up, hoping to be able to port the updated firmware to other earlier HTC handsets. One device lucky enough to receive a ported version of the HTC One V firmware is the HTC Desire S. Featuring a 1 GHz …
Install Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich with HTC Sense 4.0 on Samsung Nexus S GSM
by Carl Parker on Mar 27, 2012 0 Comments">0
Samsung Nexus S users may just get a chance to try Ice Cream Sandwich with HTC Sense 4.0 on their displays, thanks to XDA Developers senior member swamp goblin. This ROM was ported from the latest HTC Endeavour RUU leak and was rebased from the Sensation port. For comparison, the HTC Endeavour is a quad-core Tegra 3 phone, with a 720p (HD) display, so the ROM may take some work before it can completely function on the Nexus S. The ROM is still in its pre-alpha stage of development, as most parts of this ROM are not yet functional. Though …
Install Android 4.0.3 ICS and HTC Sense 4.0 on your HTC Sensation
by Paul Nuñal on Mar 26, 2012 7 Comments">7
The HTC Sensation is just starting to get its serving of Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 3.6. That’s sweet enough for many. But, care for additional sweetness through HTC Sense 4.0? With the recent leak of the HTC One S RUU firmware, developers of the Virtuous S4X ROM quickly went busy in their kitchens porting the RUU to the HTC Sensation. Thus, users of the HTC Sensation can now catch a glimpse of how gorgeous HTC’s latest Sense 4.0 UI really is. Judging by the specs alone, the HTC Sensation and HTC One S share the same …
Upgrade HTC Vivid to pre-rooted Android 4.0.3 ICS and HTC Sense 3.6
by Carl Parker on Mar 22, 2012 7 Comments">7
HTC Vivid users can finally rejoice. Ice Cream Sandwich has finally arrived on this HTC handset, thanks to our ever-reliable programmers at XDA Developers. Modders have cooked up a flashable version of AT&T’s stock ICS update for the HTC Vivid, which includes stock HTC Sense 3.6. Plus, the flashable ROM is pre-rooted, so there’s no need for you to root the phone again after upgrading to this ROM. Take note that this is stock firmware, so all HTC and AT&T bloatware are inside. If that’s okay with you, read on to learn how to upgrade your HTC Vivid to Android …
Upgrade HTC Sensation to leaked, pre-rooted, stock ICS build 3.32.401.3 with stock HTC Sense 3.6
by Alvin Ybañez on Mar 18, 2012 11 Comments">11
When HTC’s yet-unreleased official over-the-air Ice Cream Sandwich update (3.32.401.3) for the HTC Sensation was leaked, XDA Developers member rmk40 immediately went to work. The leak was, unfortunately, not packaged as a directly flashable ROM, but rmk40 was able to cook up a version flashable via ClockworkMod Recovery. But, there’s more. The leaked update, being official from HTC, bears not just stock Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream but also stock HTC Sense 3.6. rmk40′s flashable version is also pre-rooted, so if you upgrade your HTC Sensation to this leaked update, you won’t need to root it again. Follow our step-by-step guide …
Chameleon Wants to Redefine the Home Screen. Samsung and HTC, Look and Learn
by Bogdan Petrovan on Mar 10, 2012 6 Comments">6
For most manufacturers, the home screen is the most important part of the Android interface. Why? Because, on the home screen, they can easily apply their own branding and style, and, in theory, differentiate their devices from the sea of competing Android products. The need for differentiation is understandable, but unfortunately, for end users, overlays like TouchWiz, Sense, or Motoblur are just sources of slow updates, bloatware, and poor performance. However, it’s not like the home screen of vanilla Android is a major step forward when compared to the manufacturers’ overlays. All you get in the stock version are apps …
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