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Huawei Ascend D quad XL Review
0. phoneArena posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:22
Huawei is taking the high road that Apple and Samsung have already taken, designing an ARM-based processor of its own to power its flagship Ascend D Quad XL. The K3V2 silicon is quad-core, and Huawei made some record-breaking claims about its performance. That was way back at the MWC expo in the spring, though, and quite a lot has moved since then. How does the Huawei Ascend D quad XL stack up against the current flagship competition out there? Read on our review to find out...
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1. joaolx posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:39 6
The battery life is crazy. Huawei is showing that they can compete.
3. Captain_Doug posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:41 3
It's great there's so much competition. I can't wait for them to release the 2nd gen of this phone. For being Huawei's first try, it's solid.
6. Nathan_ingx posted on 22 Oct 2012, 10:49 0
It seems there is a significant improvement in the battery department...great news!!
But i would have loved it if there was just HUAWEI written without the logo...looks too loud!
2. Captain_Doug posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:40 2
I so want this. I just worry about the dev support since it has a homebrew processor. I wish it had a 4.6 or 4.7" screen and got rid of the capacative keys.
14. nyamo posted on 22 Oct 2012, 15:46 0
my thoughts exactly if the price is right it may be worth a pick up, but i learned my lesson with samsung and in house chips. they work well but for the dev support can be mediocore at best, ie jb hw overlay
4. kingpet13 posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:45 4
I am not agreeing with phonearenas reviews today. How can the "second to most powerful chipset" available and a near-stock OS only get 7.5? Is the material really that bad? Also how come this one doesn't say No JB in the cons? I would give this an 8.5 and boost the Razr HD up to a 9. Again this is probably the most powerful phone that is below 4.7 inches right now. I can think of two phones above it (optimus G and Note II) and two that are just about equal ( s3 and One x international.) Either this build quality is really bad or I am missing something else. (maybe the price is to high? I doubt it.) When this gets Jellybean it will be like a Smaller LG nexus 4 with slightly lower build quality. I read the review and saw nothing but praise. I read the number expecting another 8.5 and was ashamed of PA.
I think my new tablet is causing me to rage more. This is my second rage in two hours.
5. Captain_Doug posted on 22 Oct 2012, 09:47 4
I've heard other reviews say this phone feels amazing. Similar to the Dinc2 even which feels amazing. I'm just ignoring the design part of this review.
11. darac posted on 22 Oct 2012, 13:33 1
You are not missing out anything, the grade is just shameful, especially given the price of this phone.
Shouldn't price for value ratio be the most important factor in rating, PA?!?!
Jittery auto focus and plasticky body? Wow, just wow.
Sadly, brand name is THE factor to the author of this review.
8. SetiroN posted on 22 Oct 2012, 12:59 3
The SGS3 is just as plasticky. And if it's chubby, it's because this is the XL version, the normal one with a smaller battery is much thinner: criticizing Huawei for making a "chubby" phone when it's just the SECOND company on the market smart enough to build an extended battery is dumb. This, and the availability of almost-stock android should grant this phone a 9 even though it's still cortex-A9 based.
9. rizevnarastek posted on 22 Oct 2012, 13:16 0
Hahahaha, it's chubby for all the right reasons I think :)
10. darac posted on 22 Oct 2012, 13:19 0
If this had a Samsung badge on top, I bet PA would give it at least 8.5.
This is an awesome product, best choice for those after a relatively cheap, relatively compact high end android with a large HD screen !
13. bhagi108 posted on 22 Oct 2012, 15:28 0
My D1 Quad XL is presently waiting clearence from customs to be delivered tomorrow. Hopefully the chubby size would not make it too uncomfortable to hold, since I am presently using a galaxy s3.
I will update once I get to use it.
16. enGet posted on 24 Oct 2012, 20:47 0
Seriously, only someone that has never used a Huawei on a regular basis would give this phone anything higher than a 2. Huawei makes OK looking phones but their DOA rates are twice industry standards and their defect rate is astronomically high. The WIFi antennae is complete garbage and the battery in real life use on a daily basis is horrible - you'd be lucky to get 8 hours from it.
I've owned Huawei and other Chinese designed phones and they are years behind the west in reliability and QC.
18. bhagi108 posted on 26 Oct 2012, 10:29 0
Quite the contrary enGet!, I have been using the D1 quad XL for a few days now and it has been good. The phone is really nice, maybe not as refined as my GS3, but still lovely. Yes it is much thicker than the galaxy, but it feels more comfortable in my hands than the GS3, and the weight and size feels just right ... not uncomfortable in any way.
My cellular and wifi connections are top-notch without any hiccups. You need to stop criticizing without having first-hand knowlegde of the product. This is my very first Huawei phone and it performs as good as my GS3, previous SGS2, google nexus and other android phones I have had before.
When the phone came, it had a 50% battery charge from factory and I ended up doing 20 hrs on that. After that first complete battery drain, I let the phone charge while OFF to a full 100% and since then the phone has discharged 45% with 1d 2h 55m on battery. So how is that horrible?
The one issue I had with the phone when it came was that the software was in Chinese and when I figured how to change the language to English I notice that it didn't come with any google apps. No play store, gmail, maps. nevertheless, that was easily fixed after I rooted the phone and installed the google package files.
Now all is working fine with ease.
I am happy with the phone and will keep it until I can get my hands on a Nokia 920 to try that one out.
19. enGet posted on 27 Oct 2012, 00:09 0
I have owned Hauwei, but thanks for assuming I haven't.
I guarantee you'll be posting "how do I fix..." posts in 6 weeks or less about a major problem with the phone. It's obvious you have no experience with Chinse products.
21. Adrian38 posted on 05 Nov 2012, 22:29 0
Where did you purchase this phone? I really want it :/
22. bhagi108 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 06:54 0
I had it imported from china. Yes it will work on ATT. It is an unlocked GSM phone. Presently using it on Simple Mobile.
Still planning on trying out the Nokia 920 windows phone, so I will be selling the D1 quad XL soon. If you interested, pm me. cheers!
20. Adrian38 posted on 05 Nov 2012, 22:18 0
Where can I buy this phone?! Will it work on AT&T? I want this phone.
23. heenaar posted on 19 Nov 2012, 05:51 0
Off late there has been a lot of noise about Huawei Ascend P1 LTE, I have been using Huawei for quite long now, so I am looking forward for this phone. Also, it promises to have faster data access and qHD display. Waiting for its availability in India.


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Places in the United States like this still exist and one Calhoun woman has put her experience with "evil Mayberry," in a newly published book titled "Terror at my Tennessee Mountain Home."
In her book, Taylor tells the true story of her experience living in a mid-eastern Tennessee community.
Georgie Taylor moved to Calhoun and has lived here for five years, and though living where neighbors take care of one another, it is a far cry from the terror she experienced at her Tennessee Mountain home.
In her book, Taylor's tale begins with her move to Tennessee to be closer to her daughter. Taylor had been diagnosed with congestive heart failure as well as a litany of back problems and wanted to be closer to her family if she needed them.
Georgie continues on describing numerous examples of harassment and physical harm inflicted on herself and her home including excessive verbal abuse with little to no response from the local law enforcement.
For two years, Taylor lived in fear for her life. Taylor was beaten in the head in the middle of the street with a cell phone by the mother of one teenager harassing Taylor with guns and other threats, after Taylor attempted to press charges on him.
Taylor also witnessed the burning of several houses in the neighborhood, including her own all of which went unexplained by law enforcement. Methamphetamine labs were also unchecked in the community, and Taylor details in her book, the countless children with burns and marks on their bodies from living in these homes meth was cooked in.
After a failed civil suit from the beating she incurred in broad daylight, Taylor knew she was no longer safe. The property was eventually sold to another relative of the community and was a total financial loss for Taylor who had to start all over again at the age of 61.
Taylor is a short woman with dark hair, and though she will tell you she used to be "a tough old broad," you would not guess that she piloted large tractor-trailers around the country since 1981 as a truck driver; a career which has taken her places she says she never would have had the opportunity to see otherwise.
Her second published work "Terror at my Tennessee Mountain Home," newly released this past December was merely an outlet for Taylor to deal with what happened to her in Tennessee. Taylor says she never really intended to come out with a book from the experience, but says writing the book transformed into helping other people practice caution before committing to an area to live.
"I like to help people. I didn't figure my truck driving book would sell for a lot of money, I don't expect that and don't even need it, but the thing of it is I just want to help," said Taylor. "I kept thinking to myself, be careful of the area you are moving into, because I went up there and saw the ordinary looking road on the mountain in the country, and I thought that was going to be my retirement home but instead, all this stuff started happening."
Taylor says this piece was not published for vengeance, but to make people aware. She even went as far as changing all the names of people and places in the book to ensure she got her point across for people to be careful, not to point fingers. Going so far as to name the hero of the piece "John Wayne," the arson agent who testified against, who Taylor calls "the evil ones," she says she had her piece with God about the situation a long time ago, though it was a struggle.
Taylor shares in her book what she experienced while revisiting the burned living room where she believed Buckwheat cowered in fear before his death.
"I felt the most intense all consuming hatred I have ever felt in my entire life," writes Georgie.
Though writing the book helped alleviate some of this pain and hatred, Taylor says "the devil sat on my shoulder for well over a year, I had to do a lot of praying," said Taylor.
And pray she did, for today, Taylor and room mate "Butch," live in a quiet Calhoun neighborhood where she is enjoying life the way she imagined it to be.
Taylor plans to write a children's book about Buckwheat and hopes to release her third book involving her memoirs from the young age of 5-years-old to today. Taylor says to look for her book around Christmas 2013, though she still insists that she is just a normal person who owes it all to God.
"I might have trouble walking because of my back, but I have two hands I can work with, I've got two legs, I can see, its such a blessing to be able to see what's out there that God made and my third book is dedicated to God and all these things he's brought me through," said Taylor.
"Terror at My Tennessee Mountain Home," is Taylor's second published work. Today, Taylor lives peaceably in Calhoun on the Gordon, Floyd County line. Her first published work details the workings of being a successful truck driver, titled "Truck Driving: An adventurous career." The book is aimed once again at helping truck drivers exiting driving school as she offers safety and advice from a trucker with a spotless record.


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I am creating a basic portfolio and have been asked to do the following:
"Be sure there is a section on the Introductory page for comments."
The intro page is something we have created...but I don't see that there is anyway to include a comments option within a page itself. I can only find the portfolio comments option that creates a separate comments page below other menu items.
Does anyone have any idea what they might be talking about?
Thanks in advance!
My guess would be that the instructor means for you to create a separate comments page, but the only way to really know for sure is to ask the instructor.
Hi Katherine,
It's not possible to add comments to a specific portfolio page (though often requested). You can only add comments to the portfolio as a whole, as you already figured out. Maybe a good thing to inform you instructor about this.


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2 Eggs
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(Whip together; Spray a large skillet w/some Pam, medium heat; Pour enough batter in to spread and cover the surface of skillet; Wait until set, Slide out onto a plate. I got three crepes out of this.)
2 Tbs. Light Cream Cheese Substitute
1 Tbs. Sour Cream
2 Tbs. Low Carb International Delight French Vanilla Creamer
Just enough light cool whip to whip to desired consistency (I think I used about 1 1/2 TBS.)
Spoon about three dollops of the filling into the center of each crepe and roll up. Sprinkle a little cinnamon over the top and VOILA!
I had been dying for some french toast for awhile--especially the cream-cheese stuffed kind you can get at IHOP or Bob Evans--and this totally hit the spot. I have seen recipes on this site for mock french toast but I am not a real big fan of the ricotta in it. The creamer, which is sweetened with Splenda, made them perfect for me!!! Let me know what you think guys!
just_al wrote:Do you have an ingredient list for that creamer, I'd like to find one without partially hydrogenated oils.
caterpillar wrote:Okay, I really should know this by now, but WHY cream cheese *substitute*? And if it's a "substitute", what in the world is it made out of? I know that cream cheese is not particularly nutritious, but why exactly is it off-limits in P1?
Thanks for any answers or debate!
vickil wrote:RATS! It's the partially hydrogenated soybean oil that tanks this as being SB-friendly. Trans fats are everywhere, guys.
Thanks for the nudge, Al. This stuff tastes so good, it's a real shame it's not SB-friendly.
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Title: Games for Individualizing Mathematics Learning Author: Kennedy, Leonard Alternate Author: Ruth Michon Publisher: Columbus, OH: Charles E. Merrill Publishing, 1973. 155 p., ill. Abstract: Classroom and home games for two to six children (K-6) to learn basic Mathematics concepts and master important facts and information. ISBN: 0675089379
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1967 | Models for Mathematics in Elementary School | Contains more than fifty classroom materials for assisting children as they learn basic mathematic concepts in grades K-6. |
1969 | Mystery Adventure Series | A six-book set of low-vocabulary/high-interest adventure stories designed for elementary school students reading below grade level. |
1970 | Guiding Children to Mathematical Discovery | Text for college students preparing to teach mathematics in grades K-6. Now in the tenth edition (2003). Title changed to Guiding Children's Learning of Mathematics in 1980 and coauthored by Steve Tipps through the fifth through ninth editions. |
1973 | Experiences for Teaching Children Mathematics | Lab manual for students preparing to become elementary school mathematics teachers. |
1973 | Games for Individualizing Mathematics Learning | Classroom and home games for two to six children (K-6) to learn basic Mathematics concepts and master important facts and information. |
1994 | Mathematics Plus | A K-6 mathematics textbook series. |
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