What phone are you using now?

LG Optimus 2X.

It's actually a pretty good phone but you absolutely need it rooted with a modded CM7 or similar.

I'm severely displeased with Nvidia/LG for not releasing Tegra 2 sources, so we can get with ICS.

Once ICS is acutally released for the phone, it'll be instantly surpassed... The community is way ahead of the actual producer:?

motorola milestone/droid 2

the only few android phone with physical keyboard.

I got the IPhone 4 at this juncture

I got the IPhone 4 at this juncture

Samsung Galaxy S2.
Not happy with it TBH, it suffers from one major problem. If the phone is turned off while almost empty, at a few %, then it can't be charged with a common phone charger. I'm forced to go to a mechanic to use their charger or strip a USB cable on one end, and tape the wires directly to the battery. The last option seems quite random though, doesn't always work on the first few tries.
The most annoying thing about it is that the business where I bought to phone states that the phone is functioning as intended and that the problem is normal when using li-ion batteries. I've yet to meet someone with the same problem though. Note that the problem even happens when I turn off the phone myself, before it's completely empty.

Samsung Galaxy S2.
Not happy with it TBH, it suffers from one major problem. If the phone is turned off while almost empty, at a few %, then it can't be charged with a common phone charger. I'm forced to go to a mechanic to use their charger or strip a USB cable on one end, and tape the wires directly to the battery. The last option seems quite random though, doesn't always work on the first few tries.
The most annoying thing about it is that the business where I bought to phone states that the phone is functioning as intended and that the problem is normal when using li-ion batteries. I've yet to meet someone with the same problem though. Note that the problem even happens when I turn off the phone myself, before it's completely empty.

rastotm

Have you tried updating the software? Possibly rooting it and going with a ROM? Your provider may not be focusing on keeping you up to date.

Pulling the battery/using your computer via USB may help as well.

y would u surf the web and visit flash heavy gamespot on a smartphone at home? has u all gone mad and forgotten u has a pc?

ionusX

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Samsung Galaxy S2.
Not happy with it TBH, it suffers from one major problem. If the phone is turned off while almost empty, at a few %, then it can't be charged with a common phone charger. I'm forced to go to a mechanic to use their charger or strip a USB cable on one end, and tape the wires directly to the battery. The last option seems quite random though, doesn't always work on the first few tries.
The most annoying thing about it is that the business where I bought to phone states that the phone is functioning as intended and that the problem is normal when using li-ion batteries. I've yet to meet someone with the same problem though. Note that the problem even happens when I turn off the phone myself, before it's completely empty.

MlauTheDaft

Have you tried updating the software? Possibly rooting it and going with a ROM? Your provider may not be focusing on keeping you up to date.

Pulling the battery/using your computer via USB may help as well.

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[QUOTE="rastotm"]

Samsung Galaxy S2.
Not happy with it TBH, it suffers from one major problem. If the phone is turned off while almost empty, at a few %, then it can't be charged with a common phone charger. I'm forced to go to a mechanic to use their charger or strip a USB cable on one end, and tape the wires directly to the battery. The last option seems quite random though, doesn't always work on the first few tries.
The most annoying thing about it is that the business where I bought to phone states that the phone is functioning as intended and that the problem is normal when using li-ion batteries. I've yet to meet someone with the same problem though. Note that the problem even happens when I turn off the phone myself, before it's completely empty.

rastotm

Have you tried updating the software? Possibly rooting it and going with a ROM? Your provider may not be focusing on keeping you up to date.

Pulling the battery/using your computer via USB may help as well.

That certainly sounds like defective wiring. If you warranty is'nt expired, you should RMA it.

The SG2 is a pretty damn great phone, but that means nothing if it does'nt work ;)

Itcould be a software bug though, so I think you should find your respective model onhttp://forum.xda-developers.com/index.phpand check for people with similar issues.

I highly advice everyone with a smartphone to root it and get a good custom ROM, but it does take some research. Worst part is that you can't get rid of your insecurity before having actually done it.

It's practically impossible to irreversibly brick your phone, but one can easily tread where swimming is needed ;)

I'd be happy to help out but you're better off with XDA and people with the same model as you.

Galaxy s III and it is truly the most amazing phone ive ever had in my life!

iPhone 4

I got a Samsung Messager (not a real word) two years ago. 2 days ago it stopped functioning for no reason. I literally turned it on and the touch screen refused to work. Getting a new phone monday. It won't be a Samsung if I can help it.

It also won't be a smart phone as I'll be paying for it out of pocket and by myself which means no smart phone for me until I get a real job.

cheap motorola prepaid verizon phone that cost me 20 bucks like 3 years ago.

Samsung Galaxy S2

An old slide-up walkman Sony Ericsson.

An old slide-up walkman Sony Ericsson.

Teenaged

Thats a very good phone.

iPhone 4. Got it through work because I'm awesome.

Mad props to iPhone 3GS.extranapkins

T-mobile MyTouch LG

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