Does Sense crash on EVO LTE?

[ImmaSlave4U]

For those of you lucky ducks who have received your phones, have any of you experienced a Sense crash? My original EVO experinces this on the daily...multiple times a day: I will click the Home button and the green HTC logo comes up while Sense basically reboots. It's becoming more and more annoying and I REALLY hope the issue has been handled. Thanks in advance for any input!

 

[cloak.n.dagger]

I did see a blip today, but it was different from the typical Sense restart that I have seen in the past. I don't recall what I was doing, I think I was in twitter, but the app closed out and the home screen reloaded. This was not accompanied by the typical white background with the green htc logo, but it seemed to me to be a sense reset of some sort. Not sure if this was triggered by the twitter app or what, but it (Sense) did appear to be affected in a negative way. This has been the only time I have seen this behavior.

 

[ericj12]

i've been messing with my phone almost non-stop since i got it and i haven't had this problem.

 

[TonyLibations]

So far so good.... So far.

 

[NicksGarage]

Yes, I've had a couple sense reboots. It does it differently than the OG EVO though. My old EVO did it every time I exited out of Telenav but this one hasn't had a problem with that app.

 

[Glenn]

I've had it happen once on mine. On the OG Evo, after the Gingerbread upgrade, I would see it almost every time I exited the browser.

 

[OzAkman]

Yes, I think it has to do with heavy graphics. Example, if I am on a website with lots of Flash content, it crashes, If I am using Google Earth with 3d images and I hit home, it crashes. It happens when something graphically heavy taking place I believe. I can repeat it with Google Earth all the time, but other websites, not so much. I think it is a memory management issue overall.

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AND also I tried APEX Launcher and still does the same thing with Google Earth.

Yes, I think it has to do with heavy graphics. Example, if I am on a website with lots of Flash content, it crashes, If I am using Google Earth with 3d images and I hit home, it crashes. It happens when something graphically heavy taking place I believe. I can repeat it with Google Earth all the time, but other websites, not so much. I think it is a memory management issue overall.