Q. I'm thinking of purchasing a new phone, I'm trying to decide between the HTC brand and samsung. So far I like the galaxy skyrocket and s3. And so far in HTC I like the design 4g and one x. I have the EVO 4g right its a pretty good phone but I would like more memory and a stronger processor.
A. If you are looking at the specs and design then I would have to say the One X. It has a better screen and a faster processor than the S3 plus it looks nicer in my opinion. I have the One X and in general, I have been very impressed, battery life is also not as bad as everyone makes out although the S3 is supposed to be better. If you are really keen on memory, then maybe the S3 is the one to go for. The One X offers 32gb as standard but you can't improve upon it as there is no micro SD card unlike on the S3 which you can improve up to 64gb. For me, 32gb is more than enough on the One X but if you are really keen on memory, the S3 is obviously better.
However, and this is why I'm thinking of swapping my One X for an S3, the HTC doesn't really have the wow factor that the Samsung has. I know that if anything, the One X is better but it doesn't really give you the good feeling of the S3. With the Samsung, you own one of the most popular phones ever and you don't get that with the HTC. There both very similar phones and in your case, I would go for the S3 but for specs, there is very little between them and if anything, the One X is the one to go for. You will have to visit your phone shop to go on them both.
However, and this is why I'm thinking of swapping my One X for an S3, the HTC doesn't really have the wow factor that the Samsung has. I know that if anything, the One X is better but it doesn't really give you the good feeling of the S3. With the Samsung, you own one of the most popular phones ever and you don't get that with the HTC. There both very similar phones and in your case, I would go for the S3 but for specs, there is very little between them and if anything, the One X is the one to go for. You will have to visit your phone shop to go on them both.
How can I Tether my phone with my laptop to the internet?
Q. I've heard that you can connect your phone with your laptop and it can acces the internet. How do you go about doing that?
A. Weeeeellllllllllllllll I can tell you how I do it...
1. Lose "real" wifi connection with my laptop...
2. Get out phone, check there's a 3G signal, decent battery, and I'm not nearing my monthly limit
3. Open relevant apps folder, hit "3G Wifi Hotspot" app icon, let it load
4. Hit the couple of (obvious) buttons in the app to turn it on
5. After a few seconds, double click on the taskbar "wifi status" icon and direct it to re-scan for local networks, then double click on the new one with the name I assigned it on the phone
6. Use the internet, slowly and intermittently.
7. Disconnect the PC from the phone using the same features as used to connect
BUT this assumes quite a few things:
a/ in this case, you've got a suitable HTC android smartphone (mine: Desire S). It should work on many others that supposedly offer the ability - iPhones, Blackberries, other Androids, Nokias? I dunno - but I cannot guarantee it.
b/ your network allows tethering and doesn't try to detect it and penalise you for it.
c/ you have a decent data connection plan and a usable local signal
d/ your phone and computer both have wifi capability (otherwise you're going to need a cable, or bluetooth, or infra-red, and that's a whole different story that I can't help with)
1. Lose "real" wifi connection with my laptop...
2. Get out phone, check there's a 3G signal, decent battery, and I'm not nearing my monthly limit
3. Open relevant apps folder, hit "3G Wifi Hotspot" app icon, let it load
4. Hit the couple of (obvious) buttons in the app to turn it on
5. After a few seconds, double click on the taskbar "wifi status" icon and direct it to re-scan for local networks, then double click on the new one with the name I assigned it on the phone
6. Use the internet, slowly and intermittently.
7. Disconnect the PC from the phone using the same features as used to connect
BUT this assumes quite a few things:
a/ in this case, you've got a suitable HTC android smartphone (mine: Desire S). It should work on many others that supposedly offer the ability - iPhones, Blackberries, other Androids, Nokias? I dunno - but I cannot guarantee it.
b/ your network allows tethering and doesn't try to detect it and penalise you for it.
c/ you have a decent data connection plan and a usable local signal
d/ your phone and computer both have wifi capability (otherwise you're going to need a cable, or bluetooth, or infra-red, and that's a whole different story that I can't help with)
How to turn the texting screen on htc android incredible?
Q. I just got the new htc incredible and its all touch. But when i text it only lets texting upwards,i want to turn it to the side and text but i dont know how to, help me?
A. Turn the phone and the app does the rest. That's "how"
Now, if its not working... that's another story. Try restarting the phone and if that doesn't work, just take it into your nearest Verizon Wireless and they'll diagnose the problem for you.
Task killers can also wreak havok on the operating system, so if you have something like "Advanced Task Killer" or similar, uninstall it. It may not be your problem in this case, but you don't want that on your system either way.
Now, if its not working... that's another story. Try restarting the phone and if that doesn't work, just take it into your nearest Verizon Wireless and they'll diagnose the problem for you.
Task killers can also wreak havok on the operating system, so if you have something like "Advanced Task Killer" or similar, uninstall it. It may not be your problem in this case, but you don't want that on your system either way.
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