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Have had it now for about 5 hours. Definitely slowed down my bionic. Also, big battery drain and I've got the extended battery. Oh well.
 

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You have to give it a few days for it to settle in. Try clearing the cache or factory reset.
 

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I'm in the same boat.. can't even get my emails to download.

And this is my 2nd go-round with ICS.. first one was w/ a leaked version of .232 a couple of months. I really thought OTA would be better

Did clear my cache through the cache cleaner app, so far still not great
 

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It is slowly starting to get better for me as the day's going by.. hopefully it's happening for you as well
 

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I didn't have cell or data service for about 30 minutes when it first installed, then it came up. I kept powering down and up again.
 

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WnC said:
I'm in the same boat.. can't even get my emails to download.

And this is my 2nd go-round with ICS.. first one was w/ a leaked version of .232 a couple of months. I really thought OTA would be better

Did clear my cache through the cache cleaner app, so far still not great

App cache is totally different from system cache u need to clear system cache

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What Sarg said. Boot into recovery and wipe your cache partition.

I see a lot of similar threads popping up as people get their OTA. Can we get an FAQ/tips and tricks thread going for new/unfamiliar users so we don't have to keep seeing people ask the same question over and over and mention the same problems?
 

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When i got ics on my RAZR i did a wipe and everything worked out well. Except for the complaints i have about ics but i wont get into that here.

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What Sarg said. Boot into recovery and wipe your cache partition.

I see a lot of similar threads popping up as people get their OTA. Can we get an FAQ/tips and tricks thread going for new/unfamiliar users so we don't have to keep seeing people ask the same question over and over and mention the same problems?


Great Idea. I resemble that remark....
 

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App cache is totally different from system cache u need to clear system cache

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Oh ok, how do I do that again ?

I need to reboot and press volume buttons together, right ? and then what ?
 

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WnC said:
Oh ok, how do I do that again ?

I need to reboot and press volume buttons together, right ? and then what ?

Volume up and down again an select wipe cache

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sargentmajord said:
Volume up and down again an select wipe cache

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Lol sorry volume down to scroll to recovery volume up to select an then volume up and down again am scroll an select wipe cache

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App cache is totally different from system cache u need to clear system cache

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Oh ok, how do I do that again ?

I need to reboot and press volume buttons together, right ? and then what ?

Edit: just found this:

https://forums.motorola.com/posts/6263ef0dde


And do I need to back up my contacts, texts, etc..before I do ?

Messing with my contacts is my least favorite part after I lose my data.. I'm sure some will know what I'm talking about.. the way different Android contacts get weirdly joined and all the FB contacts you have to manually join.. etc. So hopefully I don't have to do that again
 

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Lol sorry volume down to scroll to recovery volume up to select an then volume up and down again am scroll an select wipe cache

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Ooops, I edited before I saw your post. Thanks

Do I need to back stuff up ?
 
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