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Originally Posted by Haus3r
Just to confirm I have now received a replacement phone and the situation has been resolved.
It appears the issue has been resolved. Brian should receive a n900 shortly. Hurray!
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum...2599&p=26#r504
I asked for, and received a Nexus One, as I have no confidence in the N900s right now. Maybe Nokia will fix the problems in the next model...
Thank you for everyone who assisted.
Brian May
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by Le_Petit_Lapin
Are you on OcUk? I might do the same mate - all quite sad I had such expectations.
I reckon I'll sell my n900 on Ebay when it gets back to me, I don't have time for a phone that I don't have use of for a couple of weeks as some of you are reporting.
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N900 3G throttler (battery saver)
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Fix the track numbers in Music Player
Vote for these brainstorms if you want any of these functions.
N900 3G throttler (battery saver)
Wireless Media sync (over wifi)
Enhanced/Integrated telephone number search
Fix the track numbers in Music Player
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by bockersjv
Queuing with all the other phones sent for repair, obviously.
Two weeks!! The Nokia Service centre here said 5 days and that is bad enough.
I just don't understand the delay. It takes hours to asses and then decide upon a replacement. What are they doing for the other 13 days!!!
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by brian_may
I don't know if I Hate to Love it
Just to confirm I have now received a replacement phone and the situation has been resolved.
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum...2599&p=26#r504
I asked for, and received a Nexus One, as I have no confidence in the N900s right now. Maybe Nokia will fix the problems in the next model...
Thank you for everyone who assisted.
Brian May
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Love to Hate it.
But I would not want any other phone. I have no interest in the Nexus or any other Android Phone.
So I have to Love it when it's good and Hate it when it's irritating.
I think if Nokia was taking the bug fixes more seriously, I would be a lot happier. We should have got fixes much quicker. That would go a long way in Good Will to the customer. Nokia does not seem to be "on fire" to address issues, as evidenced by this thread.
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2010-03-10
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Some people will fined it takes longer then others to fix your n900. This is because nokia have to order your part in and it will for some take a while to come in. They order a batch at a time. Nokia don’t like to keep a backlog of the high end mobiles parts in stock. If you wondering why apple are 300 times quicker then nokia in repairs, it’s because they only sell 1 phone and do keep backlogs of stock.
O and by the way I had to wait a month when my n95 was faulty. I waited for a little piece of plastic to come in. they ordered the part from Sydney which needed to come to Melbourne which is only 500miles away.
Ps: nokia don’t use mail they still use horses to deliver parts
O and by the way I had to wait a month when my n95 was faulty. I waited for a little piece of plastic to come in. they ordered the part from Sydney which needed to come to Melbourne which is only 500miles away.
Ps: nokia don’t use mail they still use horses to deliver parts
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by les_garten
Around 500 bugs fixed so far.
I think if Nokia was taking the bug fixes more seriously, I would be a lot happier.
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2010-03-10
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ok huys a update my phone should be back with me tomorrow or thursday depending on ups leaving it with a neighbour or not fingers crossed it is actually repaired and that i dont have the same problem again
i sent them my phone last mionday they recieved it last tuesday and it was picked up by ups today so they had it for a week which isnt bad
i will let you all know how the device is once it is back with me and if the port feels more stable etc
i hope this is the last time i have to worry about this problem however unless they have changed the design i can see this being a repat problem some time in the future
has anyone who has recieved a replacement or epair had any problems or felt like i was starting to woblle again etc
i sent them my phone last mionday they recieved it last tuesday and it was picked up by ups today so they had it for a week which isnt bad
i will let you all know how the device is once it is back with me and if the port feels more stable etc
i hope this is the last time i have to worry about this problem however unless they have changed the design i can see this being a repat problem some time in the future
has anyone who has recieved a replacement or epair had any problems or felt like i was starting to woblle again etc
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by Texrat
Around 500 bugs fixed so far.
wow. thats a big number. but many of the bugs were very obvious as soon as i got my n900.
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2010-03-10
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I guess they have a freakin' Mountain of them to fix, ehhh?
Around 500 bugs fixed so far.
And a lot of those Fixes have not arrived on "anybody's" phone yet.
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Maemo! There's a BUG for that!
Cutomize Maemo!
Noobies - Noobies 2 - Maemo 5 - 101
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Or maybe this was just designed as more incentive to upgrade to step 5 but it failed too quickly
Now they can only attempt to fix the job rather than design it right from the start.
It's hard to get too much reinforcement for a power plug. It's especially true for a power plug that someone might attempt to insert upside down (as opposed to the barrels plugs).