Device(s): Motorola Atrix HD (and loving it)
Motorola Atrix (AKA SUPERPHONE)
Motorola Defy (on AT&T - shelved)
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SO anyone still HAVE this phone?
Howdy all, I have been busy so haven't stopped in for a while. Honestly I am shocked and saddened by the lack of support and interest in this phone.
I love my Atrix HD, not as much as I loved the Atrix 4g when it came out, but this is easily the best phone in it's class and the price is insane.
Ok all that aside, I got the OTA update last night, and my phone freaked out. Ok that's a bit dramatic, actually it made a lot of things cooler, but it did jack up mu texting programs, none of them worked. I use Handcent, it would not send nor receive, neither would the stock text program. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling, shutting the phone down, uninstalling handcent and installing GO, and nothing. Had to call ATT today and I am not sure how, but they fixed it with some message push from "home base".
So just a heads up all.
In other news, the update does good things to the camera, dialer and sped the phone up.
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I purchased mine from Walmart for $20 on November 2. Nothing about the phone has disappointed me yet. No battery issues at all. I stream Pandora for 5 hours straight last week at work and the battery was still kicking by the time I got home. Maybe I was just lucky, but either way this phone is an amazing upgrade from my first android phone; Samsung Admire.
Edit: If I knew anything about Android development or phone customization, then I could devote tons of time to working on it. I was kind of disappointed in the lack of work on this phone when I came looking for it. I mean, I know the phone is only a few months old and the bootloader is locked so I'm not EXTREMELY disappointed or anything.
Last edited by Thuggins2086; November 8th, 2012 at 08:22 PM.
Reason: Forgot a thought
Love the phone. Hate AT&T. When you lose 4G you go to Edge which is slower
than dialup. Going on vacation and when I come back I am going to pay the ETF
and drop them.
Device(s): Motorola Atrix HD (and loving it)
Motorola Atrix (AKA SUPERPHONE)
Motorola Defy (on AT&T - shelved)
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 19
Thanked 20 Times in 17 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by krlseidl
Love the phone. Hate AT&T. When you lose 4G you go to Edge which is slower
than dialup. Going on vacation and when I come back I am going to pay the ETF
and drop them.
I find this odd. Do you mean when you loose 4G or LTE. I have only been on edge once since having the phone and it was when I had no business getting a signal at all. Otherwise I am always on 4G or LTE.
Many of the newer phones that don’t allow you to remove the battery don’t even allow you to use a memory card. But with the HD you can. It’s got a very user friendly file management system, and is one of the first phones to get the Jelly Bean.
As long as you watch what you download and know how to reboot it if it freezes or locks up then your golden.
love mine, except for the woeful battery life. i may try the razr maxx battery upgrade, but i don't know if i want to dick around with the phone. sounds like people get way better battery life with it though.
but i love the phone. i like the almost stock jb look. the best feature is the swiping the first page left to get to the quick settings menu. no more power control widget needed.
Device(s): Motorola Atrix HD (and loving it)
Motorola Atrix (AKA SUPERPHONE)
Motorola Defy (on AT&T - shelved)
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 19
Thanked 20 Times in 17 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by dmoss74
love mine, except for the woeful battery life. i may try the razr maxx battery upgrade, but i don't know if i want to dick around with the phone. sounds like people get way better battery life with it though.
but i love the phone. i like the almost stock jb look. the best feature is the swiping the first page left to get to the quick settings menu. no more power control widget needed.
Hey define this "razr maxx battery upgrade" of which you speak. I have not heard of this yet.
Motorola has chosen an interesting route for what once was the best of the best. The Atrix series is about to be blessed by the Motorola Atrix HD, but it is not the groundbreaking device the Atrix 4G once was.
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