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2010-01-04
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I had my N900 replaced because the screen stopped working. Before that happened though, it was rock solid. Nokia sent me a replacement and it was rebooting constantly. Flashing didn't do anything. I just sent it back to Nokia for another replacement. I honestly think after reading the bugzilla report that its a hardware problem and nothing to do with software.
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2010-01-04
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@ Germany
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2010-01-04
, 20:37
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@ Washington DC
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2010-01-04
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@ California
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2010-01-04
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2010-01-04
, 22:06
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@ london
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2010-01-04
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I have no random reboots. Actually, I like my N900 and believe in it's future and thanks Nokia to be first on open source phone market.
However -
Nokia keep silence about plan what to do with this problem - I don't count on Nokia employees who leaks us some encouraging info that it can be fixed in software/FW update. Moreover - no announcement WHEN the new firmware would fix it (and no clue from employees too) and you don't know how long you can wait it. Without that your device is close to useless.
So - exchange N900.
This would push Nokia to more responsible customer-relations. I understand if Nokia keeps silence about any future enhancements or what ether but they sold you an expensive device and should be responsible for it's work as-is (no reboots, no breaks).
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2010-01-04
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@ london
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2010-01-04
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Random reboots are normal, right?
Adusting to being a technophile...or not