My phone is doing the same thing. Especially freezing at least 2-3 times a day!! I thought I had gotten a virus! So I should just delete the apps cache?? Or do I have to do other stuff?
My phone is doing the same thing. Especially freezing at least 2-3 times a day!! I thought I had gotten a virus! So I should just delete the apps cache?? Or do I have to do other stuff?
Yes ever since jelly bean mine has also been laggy overall. I tend to reboot at least once per week and also to wipe the cache partition.
Use the link below to wipe the cache partition.
http://m-support.verizonwireless.com....html?id=66428
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Yes, last night while browsing the web, my 3 month old stock HD completely froze up. The screen stayed on and I couldn't get anything to work. Could not turn it off, nothing.
I left it off of the ac charger and this morning everything was back to normal???
My culprit was "Startup Auditor" carried over from my old Droid X. I would suggest no assuming that ANY of your old favorite apps will work on your new phone. Start fresh and add apps incrementally.
I have stated before and I will state again, I like this phone, but not in love anymore.
Its laggy as hell when it wants to be. The other day... not lying, I got a message saying "Screen Not Responding" like a PC or something. I couldnt shut it off or nothing. Its also froze up before on me while surfing on it.
When I first got it, I was teasing my wife who has an iPhone5... she now teases ME saying her phone never froze up or is slow. I will give Apple one thing, and that its OS is solid, we also have iPad2's and they NEVER EVER froze or lagged out NEVER.
Please disregard comments about "apps, rebooting once a week, etc" because at the end of the day, there is NOTHING you can do, except be more "delicate" with it and make it dumber by lowering the amount of background apps etc... which IMO is stupid and ridiculous for such a high end phone.
The only real way to take control of your phone is by taking the chance of rooting it and voiding your warranty.
Thankfully I run multiple online marketplaces, as soon as something better comes out, Im selling this thing and just buying something else. I like the battery life, nice screen, but not worth the headache.
That's funny! My wife has an Iphone 5 too and has been giving me grief. It was just like you said with the freezing and waiting. I stuck with the program and found that rogue app and life if much better now. Really fast phone. Who's laughing now? Me! Anyhow my son the software engineer thinks the Iphone is much better for a variety of reasons - you couldn't go wrong with Apple products they work out of the box. Stick it out a little bit longer. It's an app.
For me it was one called "Startup Auditor" that I had been using on the Droid X. The guy at Verizon had kindly moved every single app over to the Razr Maxx. The new Maxx was locking up every hour or so. On my own I thought to start removing apps to get it back to factory condition and it improved so that it was locking up every four hours or so. It seemed to be various random apps causing each incident if I went by the error messages the phone was producing and began to suspect a hardware problem. I grabbed all the stuff and went back to the Verizon store to exchange it for an Iphone (still have a few days left on the 14 day trial period). My approach to Verizon was to ask them what I was doing wrong and they took a look at my setup and right away found 1 setting and 1 app that they knew could cause the problem. The setting was it was somehow in global phone mode and the app was one called "task manager" that I had been using on the Droid X. They told me that things like task manager are now built into the os. I decided to give the phone another try - still have time. It was better then froze 8 hours later (boy did that p*** me off!). Their comment about the task manager got me to thinking then I realized that the startup auditor app that they didn't see does a similar thing - it kills programs that startup on their own. Works great on Droid X and saved me a lot of battery life over the years. I uninstalled that app and the phone not only hasn't frozen since (4 days) but is really, really fast. It's as though I traded in an old 80's DOS machine for a modern PC.
When I think about this whole thing it comes down to believing whether I had a hardware problem or a software setup problem. With a new phone it is much more likely to be a software setup issue and until I got back to factory condition I had not run that belief to the ground. Sure enough, my trusty tried and true Droid X app was the culprit.
Last edited by davegutz; 04-18-2013 at 02:14 AM.
Haven't had any issues with freezing or lagging as yet.
Getting addicted to Angry Birds though.