
Originally Posted by
McSloppy
After I saw this post while at work this morning two hours after it was poster I was very eager to install, wipe, load, and restore. Just as I was chomping at the bit about the 5.0.0.536 release, considering it had been two friggin' months since the last leak or official for a 9700 anywhere. I proceeded to load the os onto my att branded 9700s (which I have two of) because I dont trust most oses w my tmo 9700 considering the extra 1700mhz band which causes radio issues with alternate oses originating from other sources.
Regardless, my experiance with the 5.0.0.536 os was both good and bad. I liked the radio speed of the browser and stuff, however noticed that when making calls and switching from speaker to earpiece or bluetooth, or vice versa; I experience a delay in the GUI displaying (displaing ha) specifically the opposite of what i have active. This is quite contrary than the experience I have had on berries in the last 5yrs i been using them.
I like the speed but this issue appeared in both .536 and .545 however .545 seemed to run better wo that issue every call but it hasnt been resolved.
That is unless both of my 9700s have a simillar hardware issue (which I am hard pressed to believe considering the fact that I replace my phone as soon as I get a scratch).
So that is my summary of these two oses. If you dont often switch between earpiece and speaker in the same call, enjoy it. You will definitely like the os, all my 30 apps work, but that issue is unbearable for me (but everyone is different in usage and technique).
I make business calls all day and also found the speaker button and volume button issue on .536 & .545 and didn't know if it was on speaker or headset until someone started talking. It kind of had a mind of its own. I quickly went back to .442 as I could not deal with that issue.
We pull batteries, swap bezels, break contracts, and stay up all night. We change OSes like we change underwear. If our phones could make us fly, we still wouldn't be satisfied. We're cut from a different cloth. A better breed. We are BlackBerry.