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I hear that the Sony Experia S will have access to an AOSP ROM (like Nexus devices from Google), including most if not all drivers too. That's a pretty sweet move I think.

Edit: Added link

The UK OneX is an nVidia Tegra 3 quad core chip, and is unable to deal with LTE. The LTE models (XL) tend to have SnapDragon processors in them. I have the former.

While you can root the device and use alternate ROMS, you are not able to gain S-OFF (for full control of the device), and getting that has been rather problematic.

Personally, if I could swap, I would move over to the Samsung SIII which has none of these problems, and actually has a JellyBean ROM available for it now that works.

I'm not best pleased with how HTC have 'limited' the One X, and this in turn has made me think twice about purchasing any HTC device in the future (even though my last 4 phones have been HTC).

As an aside, I would be more than happy to get something WITHOUT 4G inside - I'd let the testers get it stable for the first couple of years and not pay the additional charges that are likely to be involved to boot. 3G (on Three) for me is plenty fast enough for now.

Do you know who gives kids a bad name?



Posh & Becks.

Good idea Gordy - how about including a guide for vaping voltages against resistance - perhaps a little like the attached image?

We would have to reproduce/correct that image as it was lifted from another site...

Me and Gliclazide aren't best buddies, ended up on Metformin (which still gave me problems).

Warning: Whilst what I mention below is true - it is how *I* am affected, and would not necessarily work the same for you.

When I started smoking again, I noticed that I kept getting close to having hypo's. The doc said it couldn't be the Metformin, but I was convinced it was. I stopped taking them, and my sugars are now 'normal'.

Now, while I do not smoke, my vaping accounts for a similar amount of nicotine. I am now drug (as far as diabetes is concerned) and smoke free, and a much happier camper for it.

The doc, on the other hand, is still scratching her head as to how I am able to handle my sugar levels correctly now without drug assistance. Part of it may be the weight I lost (3 stone) when I started smoking initially, but that does not account for what is *supposed* to be happening with my pancreas.

That's just it though - you don't. It's a fresh musky smell that isn't too strong, so its suitable for blokes as well as the ladies.

Trust me - I wouldn't wear the kitchen floor stuff meself.