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HTC First
- Thread starter Tiffany01
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not me
just curious as to why you ask? do you have the phone? i never heard of it, until i googled it. i at first thought you had a typo and meant the htc one
....LOL
just curious as to why you ask? do you have the phone? i never heard of it, until i googled it. i at first thought you had a typo and meant the htc one
....LOL
DragonSlayer95
Resident Air Bender
not me
just curious as to why you ask? do you have the phone? i never heard of it, until i googled it. i at first thought you had a typo and meant the htc one
The dreaded facebook phone hehe ;p
LoyalServant
Android Expert
Yeah the HTC first got a bad reputation from the word go being the facebook phone.
But it was basically a stock android phone with the facebook home thing that could be removed.
Not a bad stock android phone as I recall people saying.
But it was basically a stock android phone with the facebook home thing that could be removed.
Not a bad stock android phone as I recall people saying.
DragonSlayer95
Resident Air Bender
If I remember right, isn't root required to remove facebook home?
For the users not willing to root, I couldn't justify getting tied into a 2 year for this phone or even buying it out right lol too much facebook for me
For the users not willing to root, I couldn't justify getting tied into a 2 year for this phone or even buying it out right lol too much facebook for me
Nope, you can turn off the Facebook junkware without rooting 
K
KOLIO
Guest
Being an AT&T exclusive isn't exactly helping sales either.
BRILLIANT marketing strategy......
BRILLIANT marketing strategy......
DragonSlayer95
Resident Air Bender
Nope, you can turn off the Facebook junkware without rooting
Ohh well this device isn't so bad since it can be turned off without root then.
iTzKPanda
AF's resident panda
I heard neither AT&T nor HTC really care about the phone. I guess they had hoped that it would possibly sell and make a profit, but that didn't turn out too well.
I think there was an article here a couple days ago that said that AT&T is shipping back HTC Firsts to HTC.
But the fact that when you disable HTC First and it's vanilla android is interesting. I haven't seen a non-nexus device have vanilla android before.
I think there was an article here a couple days ago that said that AT&T is shipping back HTC Firsts to HTC.
But the fact that when you disable HTC First and it's vanilla android is interesting. I haven't seen a non-nexus device have vanilla android before.