That is a good idea and I have not done it. I will later today. If you want to throw it in on there now, feel free.
I went ahead and submitted your data and my comments on it. Thanks again for spending the time to debug it.
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That is a good idea and I have not done it. I will later today. If you want to throw it in on there now, feel free.
.... so I ended up moving back to the iPhone. I loved the phone but couldn't deal w/ the dropped calls.
THIS is the point I am at. I am about to go buy an iPhone outright as I sold my previous one when I bought the Nexus. With a BB 45day return policy I wil go grab it and see what the new software release will bring to the Nexus. Glad to see I am not the only one. So much unnecessary frustration.
Yeah I was able to get Verizon to get give me an early upgrade because of the issues I was having and bought the iPhone. I am now selling my Nexus on eBay.
Smart move. I left and now have a razr maxx. Much better build quality and reception.
Hi ESmith, I disabled Voice Privacy after reading that suggestion as well and continued to have one way audio issues. Glad you haven't had the problem recently. Seems like mine has been worse lately.I don't use my phone for calls daily (for me it's more about the "smart" than the "phone" but I have not had the problem in the few calls I have made in the past two weeks despite being one of the original posters in the thread. Not sure if my recent experiences are pure luck or based on the fact that I have disabled voice privacy as was recommended in a similar thread on this issue.
If you want to give the privacy thing a try (I'd love to have confirmation on whether this is helping), go into the settings of your Phone app and uncheck "Voice Privacy" under "Other Call Settings".
I have had the same problems since I got the phone at the beginning of March. I'm am on my 2nd phone. On calls less than a couple of mins, the chances of the "mic muting" are hit and miss. But when calls are longer than 10 or so, it's most likely going to happen. I was reading on a forum thread (this forum maybe), where it seemed like its more prevelant in certain geographic locations. Does it seem like bad phones where shipped to those areas? Just an idea I'm throwing out there.
I have a couple of days until my 14 days are up and I really want to keep this phone, but...
Joseph in Durham, NC
Hi all, I created a poll on xda to track this issue by location if you have time to participate that would be great. i can't post links yet but the thread number is:
1545621
and the title is:
[Q] POLL: Verizon Galaxy Nexus In-Call Microphone Issue - Location Map
thanks!
I just got off the phone with Tech Support about this.
The Level 2 agent found an internal support document about the problem and read me what it said for the fix.... It says that the upcoming software release is going to cover this. It goes on to say that the tentative (dammit) release date for the software release is late March.
I don't want to trade in the new phone that I've babied since day 1 for a refurb of unknown quality if a fix is coming within the next couple of weeks.
If they don't release the update soon (which wouldn't surprise me at all), I'll probably just flash a new ROM & radio.
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