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Help my thrill shuts off on its own

To be honest, my thrill has shut off a couple of times to, not to the point that is has been a issues but a one time during a phone call and another time while texting. While it could be the combination of apps i'm using it could also be a known bug in the firmware. What ever the case at the end of the day its not a issue that is common and frequent but something I noticed. Gingerbread should definitly be out by november and fix any issues so before running and claiming warranty on a phone you've already probably fully customized I would wait and see what happens. That is unless its really frequent for you
 
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I had the same issue on two LG Thrills. I'm thinking it must be the firmware. I'm set up for my 2nd exchange whenever another Thrill arrives at my local Radio Shack. Hopefully, it won't have the same bug. If it does, I'll drop a line on this thread, then I'd be confident that it's a firmware issue. This is my only issue, which is why I keep exchanging for the same model- this phone is f-ing awesome.
 
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I am actually glad to see my Thrill is not the only one doing it. I have my 2nd exchange coming in the mail. ATT's fix is a few hard resets, new battery, then a refurb (which sucks because i bought the phone for the brand new price, not the refurb price). I talked to someone from LG today and their best idea was to have me mail it to them and they'd look at it when they got around to it. Yeah, no. My only complaints for this phone are: this prolem, the shutter lag, and the fact that the damn thing is still running Froyo when the Optimums 3D is beta running ICS. That makes sense...:thinking: Good luck everyone!
 
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Mine restarted on me this weekend. It was just sitting on the coffee table and I saw the LG sign on the screen. Watched it and it rebooted for no reason. This is the first time I've actually seen it to it. Who knows how many other times it's happened.

Other issues I've had since getting the phone are: Camera shutting down when I try to open it. Other apps doing the same (Facebook, Words with Friends). GPS takes about 5 minutes to find me when using navigation. Tested that one again this morning. It takes me 4 minutes to get to work, started it when I left and it was still searching for the signal when I pulled into work. It's has also stopped receiving and sending pictures via SMS. This has happened several times and to fix it, I've had to remove the battery, let it set for a couple minutes, then put it back in and reboot. I think that's all I've had.... which to me, is way too many issues for a new phone. My iPhone 3GS was 3 years old and didn't have this many problems.
 
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Not just the power cycling that has become a issue, but now after talking to tech at ATT they basiclly did no trouble shooting, said to call warrenty for a replacement, REALLY!? I WAS tech support for ATT but things have changed so much. Anyway, my thrill is powercycling on it own, it changes all the ringtones back to stock after powercycling, my keyboard wont turn when i tilt the screen, all I was told is hook it to my computer to backup my pictures and my apps, then do a master reset. but my computer dosent recognize it, and the lg website dosent have the p925 as a model option. SERIOUSLY... I'm stuck in a contract and out of the 30 day return policy to the store.. THIS SUCKS!!!!
 
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My Thrill was powercycling itself and freezing sometimes to where I would have to take out the battery. The battery was replaced and did master resets more times than I can imagine. They exchanged it twice under warranty and the new phone had the same issues. I did the Gingerbread update and it kept doing it. They offered to replace it with a different device so I chose the Samsung Skyrocket. I hope I have no more issues. The Thrill was my first android device and I am regretting it so far.
 
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