ANDROID's biggest problem!!! GOOGLE IGNORES!!!

Never had that problem. Never heard of that problem. But....good luck with all that.

 

First time I've heard of it being a problem....

 

I plug and unplug the audio jack more than 10 times a day with various players on or off , did this for the last 6 months , I'm using mixzing , mort player , pandora , Droid Live , Slacker , default music player , lastfm . I have never had this problem .

 

Happens to me once in a blue moon. Annoying sorta but not deal breaking by anyones' imagination. Not to mention if that is the BIGGEST problem than I certainly think Android is way better off than anything else out there.

 

Android's Biggest Problem??? Really?? I'm willing to be there are bigger problems out there.

I've had my droid since November and I've been reading this forum, and several other Droid Forums, since then and I recall seeing this mentioned as a problem by only a handful of people. I'm not saying it isn't a problem, or that it shouldn't get some attention, but "the Biggest Problem". Really? Really?

Sorry for having fun with your title - it's early ad I'm bored.

 

I've only had this happen to me once. The Droid was connected to the car dock and plugged into my truck stereo. Hasn't happened since.

 

This is the beauty of open source. if there is something not working right or to your standards, instead of demanding someone else fix it, learn to do it yourself! all the necessary indo is readily available.

 

Haven't heard of this before now, but I suppose that doesn't mean it isn't a significant problem for other people. I mean, I've never had the brakes fail on my Toyota either...

Yes, and no. I agree with you that it's a good thing you can do that, but at the same time, being able to fix it yourself shouldn't be an acceptable excuse for the problem's existence, especially when the fix requires rooting.

 

Sounds like a Milestone problem, not a Google problem.

 

Sorry, didn't intend on making it sound like an excuse. I agree if something is released it should work and if your going to develop something you should support it to the extent that you fix issues that will inevitably arise. but at the same time as a consumer you should know what it is that you are buying. Android was created so folks who are so inclined can have a platform to create or tinker with. rooting is part of that process. if that is not your inclination there are plenty of products on the market that don't offer that ability or need. I came from blackberry (which arguably works out of the box)because I wanted a platform that allowed me to go into the code and adjust or create my own, even if I'm not yet proficient enough to create.
the root process is simple and if the above problem is a big enough issue, a simple half hour investment of time and reading will allow you to fix it.