Samsung UpStage M620
Software fix... PLEASE READ
I work for a sprint retail store and reported some of these problems (ascending volume, power save mode bug, etc) to the Samsung rep. He forwarded my email to someone who WORKS FOR SAMSUNG. We talked and he said that the ascending volume is something that all new samsungs will have. I told him that it is quite an inconvenience and he told me that since no one else has complained about it, and since there were not massive returns of this phone due to this... a fix would NOT be included in the software update (which he said is coming VERY soon btw). So if these are problems for you... please be sure to report it to sprint and make sure they take note of this so that it can be solved in the upcoming update.
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I just got the phone (sph-m620) last Saturday and find several problems (features I don't like).
One is that in power save mode, the backlight stays on (not only comsumes power, but also burns the display). I can't find exactly what's going on with power save mode on. The manual says that if no signal found in 15 minutes, the phone automatically goes to power save on mode. Does that means the backlight will be turned on and stay on?
Two is that when the phone is locked, you can't answer incoming calls.
Three is that power charger and headset use the same jack slot. So you can't charge the phone while talking with headset.
Four is that the headset jack requires special plug type (instead regular 2.5mm plug).
Five is that the...
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One is that in power save mode, the backlight stays on (not only comsumes power, but also burns the display). I can't find exactly what's going on with power save mode on. The manual says that if no signal found in 15 minutes, the phone automatically goes to power save on mode. Does that means the backlight will be turned on and stay on?
Two is that when the phone is locked, you can't answer incoming calls.
Three is that power charger and headset use the same jack slot. So you can't charge the phone while talking with headset.
Four is that the headset jack requires special plug type (instead regular 2.5mm plug).
Five is that the...
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