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Incorrect, see below response which is 100% on target.
Exactly. Any CDMA phone that requires a restart after a radio reprogram, WILL RESTART ITSELF. Doesn't matter what VZW docs say or what the automated attendant "may mention" during the hold, if it needs a restart, it'll do it itself. There's no arguing with this process.LOL! Most dumbphones don't need a restart after *228, and if they do they either a.) restart themselves or b.) reset the radio only and come back with the new PRL. It may not be seen as a "bug" but it is an additional step in the flow chart and when you have trained monkeys at the counter, the last thing they need is deviation from the norm.
And you get back on it!
See above and then ask yourself this. If up until .132 and .141, you didn't need to restart after a *228 and then all of a sudden you do now, why do you believe that this does not constitute as a bug? For argument sake, why doesn't ANY other CDMA Blackberry on VZW or another carrier require this restart either? Why, if this is not a bug, does the phone still indicate that DATA is still available, but not pass any packets. And why is it that in certain situations, the event log indicates an issue with opening the tunnels for data when this happens? It is a bug... plain and simple.05-19-09 10:48 AM - If they were intended, you would have seen a release of an OS by now from VZW. You'll need to trust in the fact that there are several issues that were being overlooked for a while because the testing scripts that the carriers are using didn't depict certain conditions or processes to look for. Like patches said... there's a much better chance something will be cought in everyday agent testing then in lab testing. The fact simply remains that in the normal produtive world, we sometimes come upon certain conditions that are needed or met in order to bring such bugs to the surface. The important thing that needs to happen is that when such a condition and bug is met, that said things are sent to the lab geeks to add to their testing scripts so that the next time around, these bugs in these conditions can be cought earlier in the test process rather then later, so that they don't have to waste time testing it any further when a failure is found, they can go to the next release. These issues MUST also be escalated to RIM to resolve because if they let it slide in the release, chances are good that multiple releases after the initial one would also have this bug. For example .132 had the *228 and then .141 still had it. I can't tell you how many releases it took to find it, but having this bug overlooked in .132-.141 at least shows that attention to detail is not being met.
"Attention to detail"... it's what separates the women from the men.
05-19-09 11:11 AM - And here I was thinking it was the archway from the kitchen to the living room."Attention to detail"... it's what separates the women from the men.
*hides*
Seriously, it is a bit shocking that some of these bugs are STILL not fixed. Even the programmers in my company manage to fix recurring issues like that and we're quite small.05-19-09 11:22 AM - No, it's just that sometimes a different viewpoint is all that's needed to find the flaws. If a beauty walks into a room full of men, they can probably all tell you how big her boobs were, but they couldn't tell you the color of her lipstick or type of shoes she had on. A woman would notice the little details and "some" would notice ALL the details.
Oh THAT's the issue. Maybe RIM should be run by women.
05-19-09 11:28 AM - Being as it is, it sounds like it isn't true but in the end, this is completely true lol.No, it's just that sometimes a different viewpoint is all that's needed to find the flaws. If a beauty walks into a room full of men, they can probably all tell you how big her boobs were, but they couldn't tell you the color of her lipstick or type of shoes she had on. A woman would notice the little details and "some" would notice ALL the details.
I find flaws though. The screen picture flaw you found in your thread that you took a picture of Civic i found out before you, I just never posted about it because it really didn't bother me to have a choppy home screen with a keyboard, because when you scroll up on mine it reverts itself back to normal until you scroll back down.
And that's another mini bug that 5.0 should fix up.05-19-09 12:14 PM - Women have lips? And feet?No, it's just that sometimes a different viewpoint is all that's needed to find the flaws. If a beauty walks into a room full of men, they can probably all tell you how big her boobs were, but they couldn't tell you the color of her lipstick or type of shoes she had on. A woman would notice the little details and "some" would notice ALL the details.
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