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Gettin real frustrated....

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slcawley

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:icon_evil: Now, in the "favorites" widget, when i press any one of them, the wrong contact comes up! Facebook pics are NOT syncing, my backup assistant icon is GONE, and now im so frustrated. Why couldn't the droid x have a front facing camera? That was the perfect phone!!! UGH!!! helpppppppppppppppppp!!!!
 
saw another post, several people are having that problem. i dont know if a battery pull will help! something told me to wait before i got this phone...grrr...lol! and i love it except for a couple of little things that the Droid X had that this one just doesn't seem to have!! :blink:
 
if you dont try a battery pull you wont know if it helps or not.
it only takes 2 mins tops and it just might sort out these minor issues you're describing.
 
Confused...

How does a battery pull fix issues with the phone if it's problem is with apps or phone functionallity??? I thought battery pulls were for boot loops and lockups/freezes, unresponsiveness. Would a reboot not fix some issues? Or do you shutdown, pull the battery, put the battery back in and reboot? A data factory reset shouldn't help at this point should it? I don't know, maybe it could this early in the game? I wonder if it's okay that I couldn't wait for this phone and got an LG Revolution.
 
The reason they suggest battery pulls is because your device never really "turns off." There is always a residual charge in the phone. That's why you remove the battery and hit the power button to release the residual charge, this completely turns the phone off and can be beneficial in resolving a multitude of problems.
 
I have seen a few mention problems but I can honestly say that I have not had a single glitch out issue with my Bionic yet. Works perfect and I love it!

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The reason they suggest battery pulls is because your device never really "turns off." There is always a residual charge in the phone. That's why you remove the battery and hit the power button to release the residual charge, this completely turns the phone off and can be beneficial in resolving a multitude of problems.

Exactly. Thank you :)
 
He shouldn't have to though. What an awesome response...

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Shouldn't have to? Because we are to expect electronics and machinery to never ever have a glitch and be 100% perfect all the time? That is just not being realistic. Glitches will happen, getting upset and complaining solves nothing.

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I'm not complaining or upset. I'm just saying I like a stable system, don't you? I love android, but I don't see iPhone users having nearly as many of these kinds of issues.

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I'm not complaining or upset. I'm just saying I like a stable system, don't you? I love android, but I don't see iPhone users having nearly as many of these kinds of issues.

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really?
I seem to remember all kinds of glitches on launch day for iPhone4.
 
Let's try and be a little civil guys, not everyone knows everything about everything. Name calling isn't going to solve anything.
 
I'm not complaining or upset. I'm just saying I like a stable system, don't you? I love android, but I don't see iPhone users having nearly as many of these kinds of issues.

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Ha... the iPhone didn't even gave SMS on original release....
Go find an iPhone forum I bet its full of bugs...

posted tomorrow using the space time continuum app on my D1...
 
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