dbspartan52
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The update for android 2.2 just came out for the evo, what are our chances on the moment or is 2.1 better ?
The Intercept is a newer phone. Samsung gave up on the Moment with the issues they've had with it, and basically told people go low end(Intercept) or high end(Galaxy S)Why would they update the intersept first?
Sprint and Samsung announced awhile ago that the Hero or the Moment won't get 2.2 from many sources. Twitter is one of them. But with this logic, why didn't the g1 get even an official 2.1 update? The Moment had too many issues for Sprint to want to support it any longer.Also, where did you hear that we wouldn't be getting 2.2 from Sprint? I'm just wondering because I haven't heard that and because it's wierd that they'd update the intersept first when the moment came first.
Sad thing is the Moment hasn't even been out a year yet. 9 months or so. Pathetic on Sprint and Samsung's part to discontinue updates not even 10 months after release.
Agreed. There is something else. How warm does your phone get when doing these things. A bad battery usually has a higher heat once being used and the heat dissapates the charge much more quickly.
Why can't anyone convert the 2.2 update from the droid to the moment, since there both vanilla. Wouldn't that make it easier?
Completely different hardware and though I'm far from an expert on this, not easy at all.
It's not screen resolution, it's drivers for every piece of equipment. The basic OS is the same, the drivers are for the most part all proprietary and completely different between devices. The best chance the Moment has to get usable 2.2 would be for Samsung to release it for a comparable model like the Intercept. Otherwise the devs have to adapt 2.1 drivers and stuff from other phones making it likely that we will never see a completely stable 2.2 Moment. Personally, I'd take 2.1 with a functional GPS and no lockups and be happy.
what moment users are not getting is that the intercept shipped as a low end android phone,the people who went ahead and got it are the smart ones.hell we get 2.2 for a steal but alot of people dont know that samsung or whoever limits these smartphones.they have the technology in them and the rite software but samsung or whoever puts their limits on them,thats why once you root your able to to change EVERYTHING.its not that the moment is old or they "cant" support it,its just that they want you to buy another phone.wether its cheap or not.at 100 dollars a peice just imagine if people all over america bought one? but where they messed up is letting 3rd party people sell their phones,got mine free lol but anyways my friend has the moment and i rooted it for him and put a really god rom on there and his works good.xda developers and others have really good roms that to me seem better than the ones that ship on the phoneThe Intercept is a newer phone. Samsung gave up on the Moment with the issues they've had with it, and basically told people go low end(Intercept) or high end(Galaxy S)
Sprint and Samsung announced awhile ago that the Hero or the Moment won't get 2.2 from many sources. Twitter is one of them. But with this logic, why didn't the g1 get even an official 2.1 update? The Moment had too many issues for Sprint to want to support it any longer.
what moment users are not getting is that the intercept shipped as a low end android phone,the people who went ahead and got it are the smart ones.hell we get 2.2 for a steal but alot of people dont know that samsung or whoever limits these smartphones.they have the technology in them and the rite software but samsung or whoever puts their limits on them,thats why once you root your able to to change EVERYTHING.its not that the moment is old or they "cant" support it,its just that they want you to buy another phone.wether its cheap or not.at 100 dollars a peice just imagine if people all over america bought one? but where they messed up is letting 3rd party people sell their phones,got mine free lol but anyways my friend has the moment and i rooted it for him and put a really god rom on there and his works good.xda developers and others have really good roms that to me seem better than the ones that ship on the phone
Wow, what a mess. I read this whole car wreck of a post and have no idea what the person who wrote it is trying to say.