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4G from Brodie and William Cannon all the way to Southwest Parkway and William Cannon. Haven't been any where else. Just pulled 33M down on speed test.

I so missed this app when I switch from BB to android.

I haven't noticed a 4G signal in that area. I'll keep a watch on the phone now. And yes for all the big events and high tech Austin has it crazy to not get 4G going here.

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Iconia-AC-Power-Supply/dp/B004YHOUC4?t=androidcentral00-20&tag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU1165702

I can get a full day out of the extended battery. The point is that I shouldn't have had to buy one in the first place to get through a day on one charge.

Got that within a week of buying the phone. Still shouldn't have had to get it in the first place along with a bucket of chargers. I should not have to plan my day around charging this phone.

Because it is a stupid thing that should not have to be done. In this day of technology battery life should improve not get worst. A person should not have to carry around an extra battery and a fist full of chargers just in case.

Exchanged it for another one Friday. New one has been working great all weekend. I guess I got a dud right out of the box the first time.

Ok, a USB keyboard/mouse combo let me navigate to reset it since the touch screen will not work. Back to the store to exchange it. What a bummer, didn't even get to enjoy it.

I found my answer in the user manual on Acer's web sight. I hope the touch screen works long enough to do this.

I picked up this tablet last night and right out of the box I was having problems with the touch screen being non responsive. I figured ok maybe I just need to charge it. Still non responsive. Hit the soft reset a few times. Finally was responding and got past the lock screen and was working...

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