For those out there still sporting the roughly year old Samsung Rant for Sprint, you should know that an update is available starting today that fixes some bugs. The side-sliding QWERTY phone from Samsung was intended to compete against the LG Rumor phones. Even feature phones can be plagued by a myriad of software problems that can be troublesome for some using it. The over the air update corrects a variety of issues that owners have been complaining about. Specifically it fixes the following issues - signing into AOL.com and getting a blank screen, Bluetooth problems with the Motorola 700 series headsets, Software/PRL update notifications, text messages no long becoming corrupted when multiple @ symbols are used, photo storage issues when inserting and removing a memory card, and no freezing or locking up issues when launching the web browser. Seems like a lot with this update, but we'd gather that it might be the last one.
Samsung Rant Specifications | Review
via Inside Sprint Now
Bugs worked out on the Samsung Rant Maintenance Release 3 update
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