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Joe Redifer
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 - posted 07-21-2010 12:50 PM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Brad Miller
What is Google voice?
Google it. [Smile]

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Matt Johnston
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Brad - http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html

Bobby - ATK is the biggest problem with Android. That is, android is NOT a Windows computer.

First question I ask anyone when they are having problems with their phone is if they are using a task killer. While they can be helpful they are typically more harm than good. One of the guys I work with was unable to get his work email to EVER work on his phone, the moment he quit using ATK everything worked fine.

Most people don't realize/understand that Android runs different than their windows computer. Kind of like how most people don't realize that projectionists handle film and thread projectors and just don't hit play on a DVD.

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Bobby Henderson
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I don't have any problems getting e-mail to work on my phone with ATK in use. My battery life sucks a lot worse if I let the phone keep many numerous applications and services running in the background when they're not needed.

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David Stambaugh
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I'm still trying to find out what the app is that caused the Evo crashing problem. Will get back with that.

I've pretty much stopped using the app killer. Not convinced it does any real good (not denying it either). I've also noticed the battery life seems somewhat better now than the first week or so I had the phone, perhaps due to the battery being "conditioned"?

Here's a plus for the Evo: It has the best display quality in bright sunlight I've seen on any mobile device or camera. Very legible. Most LCD screens wash out so bad in bright sunlight they're almost unusable.

EDIT: OK, here's the rest of the story with the "crashing app". The app is "World Newspapers - Top News". It turns out the guy's SD card became completely full around the time he installed that app, and the phone's internal memory may have also been full. This guy downloads and installs anything and everything. He had to do a hard reset on the phone to cure it, no problems since then, even with that app installed.

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Mike Blakesley
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quote: Joe Redifer
Mike Blakesly I demand many thanks for solving your iTunes problem.
Thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks

I'll send additional thanks after I give it a try...haven't had a chance yet. Thanks. [Big Grin]

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Joe Redifer
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Sorry, just not feelin' it.

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Matt Johnston
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quote: Bobby Henderson
I don't have any problems getting e-mail to work on my phone with ATK in use. My battery life sucks a lot worse if I let the phone keep many numerous applications and services running in the background when they're not needed.
This guy was unknowingly killing everything and anything. Clock (so his alarm didn't work), Email (so email didn't push)... etc. He owns a different android phone.

ATK isn't a bad thing (not saying that it's a good thing) when used properly.

Can't wait until my upgrade... goodbye Hero and hello Evo (unless something else promising other than the Epic is announced).

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Brad Miller
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quote: Matt Johnston
Brad - http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html
Oh my! I know what I am going to setup in the next day or two!

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John Wilson
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Yeah...I thought so too. It's not available outside the USA so far it seems. [Frown]

Besides, Apple haven't OK'd the app. (Not that that would stop most people.) [evil]

Link

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David Stambaugh
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I've had my new iPhone 4 for one day now. 1 DAY. I am not afraid to call a steaming pile of shit when I see it so here goes.

I answered an incoming call today that turned out to be a robocall from Sprint customer service about my experience with Sprint (which I have no complaints about). Sure, I'll take your little survey, am happy to say something good about a company that treated me ok. I enabled the numeric keypad on the phone so I could respond to the questions, put it back up to my ear, AND IT STARTED PRESSING RANDOM DIGITS TO THE POINT WHERE THEY HUNG UP ON ME! Oh f**k me.

That malfunction never happened to me even once, not a single time, with my old iPhone 3G.

Brad's experience (and now mine) is clearly not isolated. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2475236&start=0&tstart=90

If this continues I'll have to exchange this for something else, even if it's a 3G-S. WTH! This phone seems clearly defective in its current implementation.

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Brad Miller
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Yup. This is the part where I get to say "I told you so", right?

Remember, you have 30 days to tell AT&T as well as Steve Jobs to **** it.

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David Stambaugh
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I wasn't even "shouldering" the phone. I hope this is fixable in software, and soon. [Mad]

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Joe Redifer
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Apple likes to let their customers do the beta testing. It's cheaper and most people will praise Apple for it because they are Apple.

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Jeremy Weigel
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quote: Joe Redifer
Apple likes to let their customers do the beta testing. It's cheaper and most people will praise Apple for it because they are Apple.
They probably also figured that if it worked for Microsoft, then it should work for us too...

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Bobby Henderson
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It worked for Microsoft? When did that ever happen? I thought most PC customers figured "that's the way it is, I guess we have to live with it." How many Microsoft engineers does it take to change a light bulb? None. Microsoft just declares darkness the new standard.

When it comes to Apple, any change or even malfunction is fashionable. An iPhone4 hanging up intermittently is the new black. Get an iPad and shitty wifi reception to go with it! Fashion plate!

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