NOTE: to messengeer13. I understand what brick means. Joe, I like you. I respect you and your opinions but I'm telling you that when your phone becomes inoperable it's bricked to me. Not the official definition but when it doesn't work and you can't get it to work that is my definition of bricked.
Bob
While I understand you took what he said a bit harsh, you need to understand how important it is to use the correct terms when asking for help. If we hear that a phone is bricked, it means just what everyone told you it does. There is no fix. You will not receive any help to fix the problem.
My aunt used to call me and ask me if I would come down and free up the memory on her PC. I would do just that... I would remove any unneeded programs from the startup list... shut down a ton of crap that was running. 2 days later she would call me all pissed off that I didn't do anything to free up her memory and she wanted me to fix it again. So, I went back down... of the 2gb of memory she had, 1.56gb was free. You can't get much better than that. So, I left. The next day, she called me just about in tears screaming and yelling at me about how her memory was still full, so I went down and asked her to show me how she was concluding her memory was full, and she showed me how she was trying to move a picture folder from her camera onto her computer and it was saying the hard drive was full. I asked her if she meant the hard drive, and she said "the thingie that holds all of the files." I explained to her that what she was talking about was the hard drive, and I explained to her what the memory did. Her response, like yours, was "Well I call it memory, anyway."
The point of the story is, if you expect accurate help to a problem you are having, don't misidentify anything. No one can help you when you start making up your own terms.
That said, if you are having an issue with sweeter home, and you can't get into anything... boot into recovery. power the phone off, then hold the power button and X button at the same time. I can't remember what the default options are for recovery, but there should be an option for resetting the phone. After it is booted, it will restore all of your apps automatically after you sign into google. Then before you do anything else, go into your app menu and uninstall.
Over-react much? I wish people would stop using the term "brick" when they don't really know what it means.
Why do people sometimes use the word "bricked" when they don't mean the word "bricked"?
