Uh-oh: Early Droid 2 Units Having Signal Issues?
Not that big of a deal for me, but may be for others.
Not that big of a deal for me, but may be for others.
The common denominator is that they are all review units. Although it's unlikely, maybe these units have an older release of firmware or something.
I guess Engadget was too wrapped up in finding problems to contemplate that there may be a reason for certain things. The phone is defaulted to "nighttime saver" mode under Battery Manager. This mode specifically says, "stops syncing data after 15 minutes of inactivity during off-peak hours (10:00 PM - 5:00 AM)."From Engadget's review:<snip>Ross, for example, sent an email Thursday afternoon that didn't actually depart his phone until 5AM the following morning, presumably because data was acting wonky."
Im havin the same issue on my gf's D2. It will randomly freeze on a webiste, it just sits there with the refresh icon forever .(ie facebook , surfing here) Happens over wifi mostly. Very annoying. The actual phone doesnt freeze up, cause I can exit but then it takes forever to load a website.
I've had zero problems with mine, which is retail -- not a review unit. But afaik, review units weren't even sent out until Thursday. So, hmmmmmmmmmm ...
Just because your retail Droid 2 has zero problems, doesn't mean that someone else isn't having any issues. No product is 100%. There's bound to be a bad batch somewhere. You shouldn't jump to conclusions. You know what they say about people who assume...
He was responding to my post. Did you not pick up on that?
There have been reports about the X regarding this too. Is the network or the phone?Engadget's report was talking about 3G EVDO signal drops to 1x and then disappear, not wifi. And this scenario happened during data calls, not voice calls. Anyone experiences this?
Exact same thing here. Happened yesterday w/ Gnav and today in the browser...very annoying to say the least.Engadget's report was talking about 3G EVDO signal drops to 1x and then disappear, not wifi. And this scenario happened during data calls, not voice calls. Anyone experiences this?