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Any solution for SUPER lag when making a call????

salth2o

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Jan 8, 2010
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After the update to 2.1 the CRAZY lag to just make a phone call had me so frustrated I swapped to my moment. While that did not have the lag, I do not like the size, or the lack of sense UI. I just swapped back and was cruising the forums looking to see if anyone had any way to make the lag better. It is crazy that I have to wait up to 30 seconds sometimes just for the phone to go to dial.

All help is appreciated
 
After the update to 2.1 the CRAZY lag to just make a phone call had me so frustrated I swapped to my moment. While that did not have the lag, I do not like the size, or the lack of sense UI. I just swapped back and was cruising the forums looking to see if anyone had any way to make the lag better. It is crazy that I have to wait up to 30 seconds sometimes just for the phone to go to dial.

All help is appreciated


Don't know if you want to root it, but it surely helps most with the lag issue when you load up a custom rom....
 
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After the update to 2.1 the CRAZY lag to just make a phone call had me so frustrated I swapped to my moment. While that did not have the lag, I do not like the size, or the lack of sense UI. I just swapped back and was cruising the forums looking to see if anyone had any way to make the lag better. It is crazy that I have to wait up to 30 seconds sometimes just for the phone to go to dial.

All help is appreciated

Update the HTC software found in settings>about phone>system updates. Many people, including myself, noticed a big difference after this update. I understand that this update will prevent you from rooting in the future unless you re-install android 2.1. But for people like me who dont plan on rooting this update was a life saver.
 
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long press empty spot on screen > add shortcut > settings > mobile network. Doing this will basically give a widget that will dis/reconnect wireless network, the same can also be done with airplane mode.

Curious I just checked this add shortcut > settings > mobile network., and I do not see Mobile settings there, you sure of this path

I got mine from add short cut/Widget/settings/Mobile network
 
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oh, I wasn't referring to you but I know you can set limits to maximum cache sizes in certain browsers, that's the only cache size I know of that you can limit. I can tell you that doing so will nit reduce dialer lag.

I am assuming that Richard was referring to something else than browser, thus the reason why I want to know what he meant, so we can all try it, LOL
 
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While 2.1 based custom roms will speed the phone up in general, it wont get rid of the dialer lag, now froyo does.

I'm going to have to beg to differ on that one.

Since rooting my Hero, I've always run roms that were built with the HTC software intact, including the Sense UI and standard HTC dialer. I even installed Dialier One with no help with the lag.

I'm now running the latest Darchdroid rom, which strips out all HTC related items entirely. It's completely AOSP vanilla with the addition of the ADW Launcher software.

Not only is the speed of the phone much, much faster, but lag in the dialer app is completely gone. Not to mention that this dialer is about 100% easier to use than the one supplied with Sense.

I love my HTC phone, but won't ever go back to the Sense UI.
 
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I'm going to have to beg to differ on that one.

Since rooting my Hero, I've always run roms that were built with the HTC software intact, including the Sense UI and standard HTC dialer. I even installed Dialier One with no help with the lag.

I'm now running the latest Darchdroid rom, which strips out all HTC related items completely. It's completely ASOP vanilla with the addition of the ADW Launcher software.

Not only is the speed of the phone much, much faster, lag in the dialer app is completely gone. Not to mention that this dialer is about 100% easier to use than the one supplied with Sense.

I love my HTC phone, but won't ever go back to the Sense UI.


Interesting, something to think about down the road if it drives me crazy
 
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