Bugs fixed in T720 series?

Ah, if only we could have a Startac that had the bells and whistles of the
730! Oh, and a battery mounted on the back of the phone instead of the flip.

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On 9 Sep 2003 19:06:14 GMT, ralicea <[email protected]> wrote:

>I am totally dissatisfied with the T730. As a cell phone it works great,
>but every morning after charging the cell overnight, I get a black
>screen and in order to get my cell to boot up, I have to take the
>battery out and put it back in. After doing some research, I found that
>this problem has existed since the T720.
>

I had the same problem when I bought my phone from Wal-Mart with
Alltel service. About every 2 minutes, my cell phone would re-boot
itself, even if I was in the middle of a conversation. Wal-Mart
replaced my T720 with another phone and everything works fine now. Of
course, I don't use my cell phone that much, but I have not
experienced any more problems out of it.

>This cell should of never been released by Motorola until this problem
>was solved. I guess Motorola is beta-testing their cells with the
>consumers.
>
>I'm not bashing Motorola as I had a Startac for over 2 years and never
>had a problem.
>
>Hope this helps.

Motorola is better known for their solid state electronics hardware
than they are for their software. I don't know if Motorola has
another company develop the software for them, but I can guarantee
you, the hardware portion works wonderfully. I guess the hardware is
no good if the software can't perform.

On 9 Sep 2003 19:06:14 GMT, ralicea <[email protected]> wrote:

>I am totally dissatisfied with the T730. As a cell phone it works great,
>but every morning after charging the cell overnight, I get a black
>screen and in order to get my cell to boot up, I have to take the
>battery out and put it back in. After doing some research, I found that
>this problem has existed since the T720.
>

I had the same problem when I bought my phone from Wal-Mart with
Alltel service. About every 2 minutes, my cell phone would re-boot
itself, even if I was in the middle of a conversation. Wal-Mart
replaced my T720 with another phone and everything works fine now. Of
course, I don't use my cell phone that much, but I have not
experienced any more problems out of it.

>This cell should of never been released by Motorola until this problem
>was solved. I guess Motorola is beta-testing their cells with the
>consumers.
>
>I'm not bashing Motorola as I had a Startac for over 2 years and never
>had a problem.
>
>Hope this helps.

Motorola is better known for their solid state electronics hardware
than they are for their software. I don't know if Motorola has
another company develop the software for them, but I can guarantee
you, the hardware portion works wonderfully. I guess the hardware is
no good if the software can't perform.

Some time around Thu, 11 Sep 2003 23:12:01 -0500 (give or take a month), someone
called USEnterprise <> rambled on about:

>Motorola is better known for their solid state electronics hardware
>than they are for their software. I don't know if Motorola has


Maybe they shouldn't have laid off all those people last year.

-W

Some time around Thu, 11 Sep 2003 23:12:01 -0500 (give or take a month), someone
called USEnterprise <> rambled on about:

>Motorola is better known for their solid state electronics hardware
>than they are for their software. I don't know if Motorola has


Maybe they shouldn't have laid off all those people last year.

-W

"Double U" <[email protected]> partially wrote in message
news[email protected]...
>
> Maybe they shouldn't have laid off all those people last year.
>
> -W

Or the year before, or the year before, or the year before, or the year
before................

Jeff

"Double U" <[email protected]> partially wrote in message
news[email protected]...
>
> Maybe they shouldn't have laid off all those people last year.
>
> -W

Or the year before, or the year before, or the year before, or the year
before................

Jeff