Power button failing on some Nexus One units

2. ilia1986 posted on 23 Jun 2010, 07:15 0 0

Nope. Just the N1. I haven't heard about any other problems regarding other HTC Android devices, save the Droid incredible. Now, the N1 has one more tech issue in addition to: 1. Multi-touch failure to recognize correct touch position 2. 3G connectivity problems 3. Lack of weight balance (phone is much heavier on top) 4. Reported chrome covering falling off

3. jpropin posted on 23 Jun 2010, 10:12 0 0

Every phone has its issues, I don't care if its Android or Apple or blah, blah, blah. HTC isn't immune anymore than Samsung or Nokia or any manufacter My friend went through 3 HTC Heros because of problems such as an on-screen keyboard that would'nt respond to input and a constantly freezing screen It's like an auto recall. The only time you'll hear about it is if a large number of people have the same problem. So Just cause you have'nt heard of anything doesn't mean it doesn'tt exist. These phones being sold these days are'nt exactly built RAM Tough. They are little plastic and cheap metal cases crammed with all kinds of hi-tech stuff They are destined to #@!^ up sooner or later.

5. erikiksaz posted on 23 Jun 2010, 17:37 0 0

You haven't heard about any other problems regarding HTC Android devices because you haven't been avidly looking into them as much as the widely publicized ones. Plus, phonearena has the tendency to post up every little issue with the nexus one, whether or not it's really that prevalent an issue. As for: 1. There is no multi-touch failure per se, but more of a limitation. Multi-touch works fine when you're pinch-zooming out of apps, it's only when you cross the axis that an issue with the touch points might arise. But, when do you purposefully pinch-zoom while crossing your fingers over one another? 2. Froyo's radio is much improved. But then, those with horrible reception can't expect any smartphone to provide reception where there was no reception before. 3. This is just plain retarded. Take a look at all of HTC's latest high end offerings and tell me where the battery placement is? Unless you're a limp-wristed 5 year old girl, I don't see how this is a problem. 4. Goes to show what you know. Show me where there is chrome on the N1. There is none. Speaker grill? Camera ring? Both are polished silver, not chrome. And there are no reports of those "falling off."

6. ilia1986 posted on 24 Jun 2010, 01:21 0 0

Your answer sir: 1. Games. 2. We are talking about the ability to toggle between 2G and 3G signals simply via moving your hand over the phone - surely this has nothing to do with reception. Besides this was reported as an N1 - specific problem only. Besides :http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Google-Nexus-One-3G-issue-will-not-be-fixed-via-software-update- article-a_10973.html So - regardless what 2.2 does - it doesn't fix it. 3. I don't care where the battery is. The phone should be balanced in the hand. And this very site we're on - as well as several others - said that thats not the case. Since almost everyone - me included is holding the phone in their lower half part - without supporting the top one - one has quite a good chance of dropping it to the floor. 4. I apologize. It is indeed not about any chrome covering on the phone. It's about the paint-job. Still a technical issue nevertheless.http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Paint-job-already-coming-off-from-the-2-month-old-Nexus-One-arti cle-a_10572.html