I have uninstalled it for now. It only connects infrequently when I'm using wifi. To clarify-If wifi is on, it will occasionally sign in. If wifi is off, it will never sign in.
It cannot be shut down, and runs in the background constantly.
What I saw when it did work was very good. I'll reinstall after they release an update.
I installed LinkedIn app late yesterday onto Verizon Curve 8330. I had none of the reported problems logging in & it asked if I wanted to link it to my contacts. (I said yes, although it sure would be nice if I knew what that meant.)
The interface is similar to the Facebook app. (For as long as this app's been in the works, you'd think they would have completely reinvented the wheel here.)
The developers seem overly enamoured with their icons though. They're huge, so combined with the fat title band, they take up 1 1/4 cm of a 3 3/4 cm high screen.
When you 'highlight' one of the 6 icons at the top, each will show you what it does: network updates, search, connections, invitations, messages, and... I dunno what the last one does. It doesn't have any box that tells you what it does and it doesn't do anything when you click it. Aptly enough, the icon is a head with a ? next to it. So they don't know either, obviously.
The updating seems slow.
I clicked the Connections icon last night, it got to 99% updated, showed a perpetual hourglass, then I got a white screen of death app error. I was able to reproduce the same scenario, so clearly there's a bug in the program.
Bottom line: I'm uninstalling it. Very disappointed. I'm a big LinkedIn user & I live on my Blackberry. Why the 2 entities that are so heavily used by business people can't get their collective heads together to design a workable app is a mystery. I fear that near-term updates will all be built on this framework & we'll be burdened with a bad core of code.
Actually it's the app not the Storm2 that's the issue. I had the Storm 2 and nothing I had leaked except this app. I have 10-15 themes, 40 plus 3rd party apps, and lots of other stuff on there and that phone held up pretty well. This app was recently updated but still needs work, more of a web version than a actual app.