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I have tried all of the available os's out there, and none of them are anything near stable. I love the idea of it, but for now the available software out there and it all sucks... anyone else have these feelings or am I the only one. I miss my bold.02-14-09 03:35 PMLike 0 -
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in due time sir...in due time....you've waited this long honestly...why give up now.
March is on the horizon and its a GUARENTEE that everything will be perfect by the time the application store will come out.02-14-09 03:49 PMLike 0 -
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I tried 103 and t was a disaster. Couldn't get radio to work at all. It might that I'm using it on att.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-14-09 03:51 PMLike 0 -
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Ok, when I loaded the .103, it kept going from the edge to EDGE thing.. I fixed that, then I couldn�t get the ATT generic service books to load. I ended up wiping everything, and removing all installs from my computer. Then reloaded the 3v hybrid. I was finally able to get everything to work again, but it is ridiculously unstable. I have had to do 4 battery pulls today alone. It either locks up completely or random stuff stops working� messenger, the camera, the video recorder, etc. I just want everything to work right.02-14-09 03:58 PMLike 0 -
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Then use it on Verizon.Ok, when I loaded the .103, it kept going from the edge to EDGE thing.. I fixed that, then I couldn’t get the ATT generic service books to load. I ended up wiping everything, and removing all installs from my computer. Then reloaded the 3v hybrid. I was finally able to get everything to work again, but it is ridiculously unstable. I have had to do 4 battery pulls today alone. It either locks up completely or random stuff stops working… messenger, the camera, the video recorder, etc. I just want everything to work right.
Obviously it is going to have a lot more issues when using it with a different carrier than what it is mean to be used on. Uunlocked or not, there will more than likely always be an issue when using a CDMA world phone on a US GSM network.02-14-09 04:20 PMLike 0 -
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I started removing apps to see if any difference was made, and after i deleted slacker and did a battery pull, this thing has come alive... anyone else see any issues with slacker? I think it might be that slacker really needs the 3g to run properly and since i didnt have it, it was just making the whole device lag... any thoughts?02-14-09 05:52 PMLike 0 -
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Basic functionality doesn't depend on what carrier is on... If I wanted it to be a pain in the *** to switch phones when I feel like it, I would go to horizon... I like being able to pull my sim and move on.
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BTW, I have a bold and a curve already, and I do switch back to the bold once in a while, but the curve is pretty much a back up only at this point...Last edited by Mightyjohn; 02-14-09 at 07:08 PM.
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Uh...yes it does. AT&T doesn't provide service books for the 9530, so that should be a pretty clear indication that nobody ever intended for this phone to be used on a North American GSM carrier. It's a bonus that this phone had quad-band GSM, and an even bigger one that there's a way to get the service books. Basic functionality depends entirely what carrier you're on; especially when the radio technologies are completely different. Why do you think in the past we've seen three different iterations of the same BlackBerry?02-14-09 07:38 PMLike 0 -
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Three little letters cause all the problems .... ATT. Lol. I was on cingular and when they were bought out I caught out. Lol. The only thing they have is the sim cards. But they do no good when the service is crap.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-14-09 08:17 PMLike 0 -
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I will say that ATT's customer service blows! the coverage though is great, and the 4g on my bold wish stupid fast. Also, after I deleted Slacker, this thing is smooth as butter. I reinstalled it and and it i still smooth, I think i had a bad install that was wrecking my phone.02-14-09 08:27 PMLike 0 -
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I have my Storm on T Mobile and no issues at all. I would not switch back to Verizon to save my life. My wife has the new Curve 8900 and I love this thing way more. It is like my iPhone and a BlackBerry had a baby. It is sweet.02-14-09 08:34 PMLike 0 -
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Lol. So this is the line the Storm fanboys are using now. Anyway dude I'm using an unlocked Storm on a GSM carrier as well and 103 was nothing but problems. I was just posting in another thread and the damn Storm froze. Pulled out my 8900 out of mt pocket and see worked flawlessly. Like a BlackBerry should
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-14-09 08:40 PMLike 0 -
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Thats pretty much how I feel about my phone. I had an iphone and my bold and I kept going back and fourth. Mow with the storm, its like they "made it". I was with t-mo before att, and I really miss the customer service with tmo, they are the best. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it keeps running how it is now.02-14-09 08:42 PMLike 0 -
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It is sure the line I am using. Yeah hopefully it keeps working, I am running .90 and am debating on changing to .99. Yeah I had AT&T before but was dropping calls in my house. Good Luck man02-14-09 08:48 PMLike 0 -
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I have a suggestion. Just to see what the real beta testers are looking at wipe out all third party software and just run the phone as .103. No slacker, viigo etc. I did that and founf the thing running damn smooth. No restarts vsod and minimal lag. Not much fun I know but these bates are often not meant to be run with third party software especially those things that run in the background
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com02-15-09 01:37 PMLike 0
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