I just want to say I bought the phone so apparently I like it and kept it to give it a fighting chance so, I don't anybody thinking I'm just bashing the Razr...Own a Bionic but watching this forum cuz son is lobbying for a RAZR... Curious, when you get a freeze... does the screen stay on and phone don't respond, or, does screen go black?
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by any chance did you just download a new app...i have not had any freezes or troubles with mine at all...i am running pretty much bone stock tho.......
The rzr's screen is crap, utter pixelated crap. I was playing with a demo unit yesterday and I agree with everyone who says so.
Likewise, yes it is fast and snappy. Heck I was playing flash games on kongregate and the phone could keep up with most of them (Jobs, R.I.P but eat your heart out). Couldn't tell you much about the user experience, honestly it seems the same as any other blurred out Moto unit. It certainly feels solidly built, but I want to refer you to the user who had a very hot unit which was MELTING THE ADHESIVES OUT OF THE PHONE. I, being a poweruser, will stay away from this one.
The unremovable battery is a deal breaker. No extended batteries and no hard resets.
HTC Thunderbolt Tiamat Liquid
The iPhone doesn't have a removable battery. Hard reset? Hold power and volume down button...same thing as hard reset. I had a Thunderbolt....terrible battery life...unless I got an extended battery or really extended extension cord to follow me around. Extended battery that made the phone look like a brick.
From a root and development point of view those are a huge hinderance. Its almost like trying to stunt drive a car w/ no emergency brake.
HTC Thunderbolt Tiamat Liquid 3.0
Love the phone, but I really don't like having to use my og droid as my alarm clock. Have owned the razr for 2 days now and both of those mornings I've woken up (thanks to the trustworthy og droid) to see that the razr has powered itself down during the night....and it's plugged in. All in all I like it compared to the D1, but there is zero trust that this phone will operate as it should be expected to operate.
Love the phone, but I really don't like having to use my og droid as my alarm clock. Have owned the razr for 2 days now and both of those mornings I've woken up (thanks to the trustworthy og droid) to see that the razr has powered itself down during the night....and it's plugged in. All in all I like it compared to the D1, but there is zero trust that this phone will operate as it should be expected to operate.
Love the phone, but I really don't like having to use my og droid as my alarm clock. Have owned the razr for 2 days now and both of those mornings I've woken up (thanks to the trustworthy og droid) to see that the razr has powered itself down during the night....and it's plugged in. All in all I like it compared to the D1, but there is zero trust that this phone will operate as it should be expected to operate.
Yes I am using the stock charger. When I turn it back on in the mornings it has a full battery. I'm assuming at some point it gets tired of rebooting and just says "screw it I'm staying off this time."Are you using a stock charger? Maybe it's not getting enough charge and running out out of juice at night?
...as such I'm going to Verizon after work today and getting a replacement. It will be hard for them to argue with me when there isn't a single thing on the phone that's adjusted and I can just plug it in to their charger and probably within 5 minutes it'll reboot.Unless you have some type of smart action set then something is wrong with the phone. I have used mine as an alarm clock every night since I bough it and it has not failed me. It has never shutoff during the night. Get you a replacement and see what happens.
