1) Try turning on your phone's bluetooth first, then turning on your headset. It auto-connects for me if I do that. But if I turn on the headset first, then I find the same problem that you have. Kind of annoying, but maybe it will be fixed after the next update

2) Not sure, never tried it before. I just did and it took me to a malfunctioning favorites list? Weird.

3) The keyboard backlight timer is a very in demand setting. Sadly, we have no solution yet.

4) Pull the phone away from you face. It may take a second for the screen to automatically come back on. The proximity sensor turns off your screen when you hold it up to your ear, so that you do not press buttons accidentally. Then when the sensor notices that the phone's face has been pulled away, it will turn the screen back on.

5) It would be a good idea for you to go ahead and browse the topics of this forum. There's a Pandora thread that covers exactly what you are asking. Last time I checked it, a problem with Pandora existed without a solution. But I don't use it, so I dunno.

Basically, it seems that you just listed the main glitches on the phone that most of the concerns in this forum have pertained to (except you didn't mention the GPS). Hopefully we get an update in about a month or two that will fix these.

I bought this phone knowing that it's of course going to be prone to glitches (b/c it's brand new and 1st gen) but it's not as bad as I was expecting. However it is a solid piece of hardware, and software issues can be fixed through updates. Overall this is a great phone that will only get better. I think you will be happy with your triple purchase, even though a few of your current concerns may not currently have solutions.

 

For bluetooth to work better I power cycle my phone in the morning or before I use bluetooth first in the day. Someone else said there was a memory leak in bluetooth so this makes sense. I made it all day with bluetooth working yesterday.

 

I'm going to ditto CriticalCritics reply. I chose this phone because of the AMOLED display and keyboard (and the reduced costs on Sprint with good service footprint), with the knowledge there will be some glitches that will take software updates and eventually 2.0 Eclair to get "perfect." I'm very happy with the phone and expected this learning curve.

 

Out of the thousands of posts I have read the last month or so regarding the Samsung Moment, the post above is the best I've seen as a summarized reason to go with the Moment on Sprint.

Well said!

-Gary K