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Liquid E SMS problem

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My liquid e has been great (aside from battery life lol) for me so far, but i do have one problem, don't know if anyone else has the same

but when i go to the stock sms app, the initial list to load my text msgs takes FOREVER, sometimes minutes and no less than 30 seconds each time. i don't think i have that many text msgs. at the top of the screen it says refreshing. i tried playing with the settings but it always does this

any help?
 
In fact there are Liquid E firmware upgrades available for EMEA.GEN1, EMEA.CUS2 and AAP.GEN2 here- Step5

If you have any of those firmwares, upgrade your firmware (requires Windows PC, just download the .zip from that site and follow the instructions. Very simple).

All your data and apps will get wiped on a firmware upgrade so be sure to back them up somehow. There is an app in the market called MyBackup Pro which does not require root. I have never used it but worth a shot.
 
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It says "Acer_LiquidE_1.100.03_PA_ROG"

And was just checking notifications (drop down bar) and all of the sudden it started 'clicking' on a bunch of stuff for a few seconds -as if I was tapping the screen a bunch of times and it was catching up. Weird. Still getting used to the new phone.

Just a follow up for anyone who cares, I called tech support and they are sending me a replacement phone because of this issue. I hope this acer doesn't turn out to be crap.
 
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Just a follow up for anyone who cares, I called tech support and they are sending me a replacement phone because of this issue. I hope this acer doesn't turn out to be crap.

This was really not necessary. If you pushed a GEN1 firmware upgrade with the download tool I could have supplied, you could have upgraded your phone quite a bit.

Out of box, I wasn't as impressed with the Liquid as I am now, I'm running LCR 1.8, snappier speeds, root access, and this silly bug goes away (I had it too!).

Harness.

Edit: Acer_LiquidE_1.100.03_PA_ROG is Rogers' build of Eclair. Best just to push the upgrade imo. I forgot to do a NANDROID backup though, so if I ever have to send my phone in I'm going to have to find someone to send me the rom.
 
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This was really not necessary. If you pushed a GEN1 firmware upgrade with the download tool I could have supplied, you could have upgraded your phone quite a bit.

Out of box, I wasn't as impressed with the Liquid as I am now, I'm running LCR 1.8, snappier speeds, root access, and this silly bug goes away (I had it too!).

Harness.

Edit: Acer_LiquidE_1.100.03_PA_ROG is Rogers' build of Eclair. Best just to push the upgrade imo. I forgot to do a NANDROID backup though, so if I ever have to send my phone in I'm going to have to find someone to send me the rom.

That's good to know. The new one should arrive today. I'm not super tech savvy, so I'll probably just be waiting for 2.2.
 
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This was really not necessary. If you pushed a GEN1 firmware upgrade with the download tool I could have supplied, you could have upgraded your phone quite a bit.

Out of box, I wasn't as impressed with the Liquid as I am now, I'm running LCR 1.8, snappier speeds, root access, and this silly bug goes away (I had it too!).

Harness.

Edit: Acer_LiquidE_1.100.03_PA_ROG is Rogers' build of Eclair. Best just to push the upgrade imo. I forgot to do a NANDROID backup though, so if I ever have to send my phone in I'm going to have to find someone to send me the rom.

I have the same build Acer_LiquidE_1.100.03_PA_ROG. How do I upgrade it? Is there a special tool I need?

I am downloading the 2.100.07.EMEA.GEN1 file from the Acer site listed in a post above. Do I just need to install it like normal?
 
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I don't think it would let you. You need to use the Acer Download Tool.



1) Make sure you have Acer Liquid USB drivers installed (they are on the guide on the top)
2) Download the Acer Download Tool- MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
3) Find the .bin file you want to flash- Acer Liquid & Liquid E ALL ROMs bin extract collection - Android @ MoDaCo
4) Unpack it and run the Acer Download Tool (IMPORTANT: For Windows 7/Windows Vista, make sure to right click it and Run As Administrator).
5) Click Browse and select the .bin file you downloaded. You might get an MD5 error, ignore that and flash the ROM. It will start flashing the ROM
--If something happens, the phone can be unplugged (though it says it cannot) BUT DO NOT TURN OFF THE DEVICE.



BTW, this does void your warranty. There has been one case of a bricked phone (I think). I have done this process many times and have had zero problems.
 
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I don't think it would let you. You need to use the Acer Download Tool.



1) Make sure you have Acer Liquid USB drivers installed (they are on the guide on the top)
2) Download the Acer Download Tool- MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
3) Find the .bin file you want to flash- Acer Liquid & Liquid E ALL ROMs bin extract collection - Android @ MoDaCo
4) Unpack it and run the Acer Download Tool (IMPORTANT: For Windows 7/Windows Vista, make sure to right click it and Run As Administrator).
5) Click Browse and select the .bin file you downloaded. You might get an MD5 error, ignore that and flash the ROM. It will start flashing the ROM
--If something happens, the phone can be unplugged (though it says it cannot) BUT DO NOT TURN OFF THE DEVICE.



BTW, this does void your warranty. There has been one case of a bricked phone (I think). I have done this process many times and have had zero problems.

So I would get a GEN1 bin file? Would that be correct?
 
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BTW, warning, BACK UP EVERYTHING ON YOUR PHONE BEFORE DOING THIS

Almost everything I use on my phone is either through Google services (Contacts, email...) so that is not a concern. It just gets sync'd anyway. Any apps that I use can be easily downloaded and configured pretty quick, so a back up isn't really needed.

I did the upgrade last night, and it worked out well. I haven't noticed any real difference, and I still had to use the SMS time fix due to a Rogers Wireless problem, but it works and that is all that matters.

I would like the phone to be faster, so if I installed the LCR 1.8 rom, would this do what I need?
 
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