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alcedes · 09-13-08, 07:55 AM

I've experienced many of the same problems as every one else.

- The device is less responsive
- If the device has been suspended for more than a certain amount of time when I turn it on it immediatly turns back off
- the version of Voice Command built into the device does not work over bluetooth
- device is less stable

Lastly it appears that the device has an entirely different power manager than before the upgrade. I had been writing some programs to do various things with the power state of the different hardware in the device before the firmware update. After the firmware update the code stopped working and in looking deeper I saw that the new power manager was completly different from the one that had been there. Normally this would not matter but because of the flash issue (where the device turns off after being turned on) I wonder if the power manager is the source of that problem. Will need to look into it later.

Question, most of us are typing about the same problems. Now that we have identified problem behaviours what happends next? If AT&T is about to EOL the device do you think they will even bother working with HTC to publish a fix?

09-13-08, 07:55 AM	#37 (permalink)
alcedes Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Same problems + noticed new power manager I've experienced many of the same problems as every one else. - The device is less responsive - If the device has been suspended for more than a certain amount of time when I turn it on it immediatly turns back off - the version of Voice Command built into the device does not work over bluetooth - device is less stable Lastly it appears that the device has an entirely different power manager than before the upgrade. I had been writing some programs to do various things with the power state of the different hardware in the device before the firmware update. After the firmware update the code stopped working and in looking deeper I saw that the new power manager was completly different from the one that had been there. Normally this would not matter but because of the flash issue (where the device turns off after being turned on) I wonder if the power manager is the source of that problem. Will need to look into it later. Question, most of us are typing about the same problems. Now that we have identified problem behaviours what happends next? If AT&T is about to EOL the device do you think they will even bother working with HTC to publish a fix?