I'm tired of these problems with the Evo:
Voice mail quality is terrible. This could be Sprint's service, and it's likely, but creating a voice mail greeting that sounds good is impossible. No matter how loud or clear you or your source is, it always sounds like a crap.
Sometimes if someone calls me, the call doesn't go through. I won't receive the call, and won't receive the voice mail for hours later. This could possibly be my phone, I plan on formatting it when 2.3 is released.
Short text doesn't work. If you want to text #### for instance, it won't send.
Pointless Sprint apps. I NEVER use the preloaded apps. I can't remove Qik, and now every time I go to check for app updates, it's there. I don't want to update it. There is currently an update from Sprint that includes EVEN MORE crapps, and I refuse to update. Though, when 2.3 comes out, they'll probably include them anyway.
Otherwise, the phone is still fun.
Showing posts with label Evo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evo. Show all posts
Friday, December 17, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Frustration between versions of Android
It frustrates me that things are removed between Android versions. A friend of mine who has the Eris has an option to have a lock screen wall paper, but I don't. Eris is still running 2.1, and I never had that option. It also has more options for phone number descriptions, but no custom option, which is weird cause when Evo was 2.1, it was there.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
2.2 on the Evo
Is annoying as hell! These are the problems I have had:
Camera: video recording skips randomly during playback, gets worse with good lighting.
Contacts: lost the option to add a custom label for each phone number.
Pandora: low quality on either setting.
Games: some games make clicking noises when sounds are played.
So far, I'd rather have 2.1 back. I haven't noticed any speed or battery improvements.
Here one of the issues on Google's code site:
Custom Phone Number Description
The only things I like about the update is that there is a "update all" button for your apps, and the phone has more compatibility for USB wires.
Camera: video recording skips randomly during playback, gets worse with good lighting.
Contacts: lost the option to add a custom label for each phone number.
Pandora: low quality on either setting.
Games: some games make clicking noises when sounds are played.
So far, I'd rather have 2.1 back. I haven't noticed any speed or battery improvements.
Here one of the issues on Google's code site:
Custom Phone Number Description
The only things I like about the update is that there is a "update all" button for your apps, and the phone has more compatibility for USB wires.
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