Feb 12, 2012 by Paul White

The Developer Community over on XDA-Developers.com has been hard at work getting Android 4.0 running on the HTC Sensation. There are now several variants of Android 4.0 available for the Sensation. Android 4.0 will make your photo run faster, than the original Android 2.3. I have found a custom ROM that is Fast and Stable. If you want to install Android 4.0 on your HTC Sensation then this guide should help.
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Jan 11, 2012 by Paul White
I am a huge fan of HTC Phones. I have owned an HD2, 3G Slide, Sensation, 4G slide. Each and everyone of them was very durable, and reliable. In case you are considering a new cell phone here are a few phones that I strongly recommend. Each of them are available on T-Mobile, which gives you the most service for the least amount of money.
Sep 12, 2011 by Paul White

Now that you have an HTC Sensation 4G you might be wondering why your phone doesn't feel any faster than your old HD2. If you want to unlock your phone's true potential for power, you have to root it then install a custom ROM. This article should help you get this done.
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Jul 24, 2011 by Paul White

When I used to have a an HTC HD2 one of the things I did was polish my battery cover. As you can imagine the full aluminum frame of the HTC Sensation 4G was one of the major reasons I got this phone. Finally I set aside a few hours to polish my Sensation 4G's frame. The results were stunning. I figured others may also want to do this. So I have written a tutorial on how to polish the frame of your HTC Sensation 4G.
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Jul 22, 2011 by Paul White

If you have a smart phone they you likely also have an microSDHC card for storage of your photos, videos, and Apps. However all microSDHC cards are not created equal. In this blog I will run some benchmarks on a few cards I had laying around. I will test a Sandisk 16GB class 2 microSDHC, a Samsung 8GB class 6 microSDHC, and a Lexar 32GB class 10 microSDHC memory card. Hopefully people can use this data to help them make informed decisions on what card they want to buy.
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Jun 26, 2011 by Paul White

My Current Cell Phone is an HTC HD2 that I ported to Android 2.3. There hasn't been much reason to upgrade, as most phones had the same screen size, or the same resolution. Finally the HTC Sensation has arrived. In my opinion its the logical upgrade from my HD2. Same 4.3" LCD, higher Resolution, and 8 MP camera with 1080P video recording, along with 1.2 Ghz Dual Core snap dragon CPU.
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May 10, 2011 by Paul White

After being with T-Mobile for a little over a year, I almost had the last straw with poor 3G connectivity. That was until I figured out there are two types of Sim Cards. 2G Sim Cards and 3G Sim Cards. If you have been having dropped calls and poor 3G data coverage, you need to visit a T-Mobile store and they will gladly exchange out your 2G Sim card for a 3G Sim card, and its free too! I know what you are thinking? How can I tell which sim card I have? Read this article for the details.
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Mar 27, 2011 by Paul White

A buddy of mine ( Thomas ) recently upgraded from his old HTC Touch Pro 2 to a HTC Thunderbolt. Going from Windows Mobile 6.5 to Android 2.2. I thought this move was a good one, and I asked him to send me some benchmarks on how his new phone performs on Verizon's LTE network ( real 4G ). What he sent was unbelievable.
Mar 5, 2011 by Paul White

Recently I bought a Tmobile MyTouch 3g Slide off ebay for about $200. Of course the stock 3g slide comes with lots of nice features, but lacks stuff like teathering and wifi router that tmobile would rather you not have or pay extra for. The easiest way around this is to root your phone and then update it with one of the many custom ROMs available on the web. Well let me just say that this rooting experience was not easy. But if you are serious about getting it done and want the best tutorial to do it, I know just the place.
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Jun 23, 2010 by Paul White

Today my Comcast Cable Modem Service went out again. So I plugged my HTC HD2 phone into my desktop via the USB cable, loaded up Internet Sharing and started tethering. In the past I would get terrible speeds ( mostly due to not being able to get a strong enough 3G signal. If I was at home, I was on Edge ( 14KB - 20KB ) transfers at best. If I was near the towers the speeds were better, but they still couldn't touch AT&T's HSDPA. So today when I plugged my phone into workstation I wasn't expecting anything special. But instead I got a big surprise.
3.53 Mb/s downstream,
1.44 Mb/s Upstream via tethering with my HD2 on the Tmobile 3G network in Pearland ( Houston )