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Would you prefer to go back to the old way that they used to boot? Switch them on then wait nearly a minute before it displays the home screen? Is it not better to see your home screen than stare at the nokia logo until it's fully ready? I'll stick with the new system, not take a step backwards.
Have you not used older models, do you not see how much faster at booting they are now than they used to be?
Like all computers it needs time to boot. On most windows PC's you cannot use them the very second the desktop appears. You need to wait a few seconds longer before it becomes responsive.
Do you know nothing about computers or smartphones?
Message Edited by psychomania on 02-Apr-2008 10:33 PM
Have you not used older models, do you not see how much faster at booting they are now than they used to be?
Like all computers it needs time to boot. On most windows PC's you cannot use them the very second the desktop appears. You need to wait a few seconds longer before it becomes responsive.
Do you know nothing about computers or smartphones?
Message Edited by psychomania on 02-Apr-2008 10:33 PM
I find it laughable that you are making such a big deal over a few seconds. 
Do you spend all day switching your phone on and off and getting wound up about a little flicker? Are you such an impatient person that 4 seconds makes a massive difference to your life?
The point is that the way it boots has improved greatly over past models. When the next operating system is released they will probably improve it even more and this oh so annoying 4 second flicker may be gone for good.
Do you spend all day switching your phone on and off and getting wound up about a little flicker? Are you such an impatient person that 4 seconds makes a massive difference to your life?
The point is that the way it boots has improved greatly over past models. When the next operating system is released they will probably improve it even more and this oh so annoying 4 second flicker may be gone for good.
This thread has turned into a pathetic rant. No need to get personal by mocking someones username.
If 4 seconds bothers you that much then you seriously need to get a life.
The system needs to boot, simple as that. You know it's going to do the jump so don't use it until it's done it. SIMPLE. If you don't like the way that nokia's do it then buy another brand.
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 09:44 AM
If 4 seconds bothers you that much then you seriously need to get a life.
The system needs to boot, simple as that. You know it's going to do the jump so don't use it until it's done it. SIMPLE. If you don't like the way that nokia's do it then buy another brand.
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 09:44 AM
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The point is that you are looking at it the wrong way.
It's not a bug, it's just the phone loading it's background apps the more stuff it has to load the more it flickers. It is not a bug. Windows does it, linux does it, even a mac does it. More basic non-smartphone phones don't do it because the operating system isn't as advanced, this includes the iphone.
It has never spoiled my enjoyment of the phone, and no one else has ever mentioned it as being a problem before.
This is the way that this OS works. If you don't like it buy something else because you cannot change the way it works.
I have nothing more to say on this rant thread. I don't tolerate name calling.
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 10:00 AM
Message Edited by pete_brian on 03-Apr-2008 11:35 AM
It's not a bug, it's just the phone loading it's background apps the more stuff it has to load the more it flickers. It is not a bug. Windows does it, linux does it, even a mac does it. More basic non-smartphone phones don't do it because the operating system isn't as advanced, this includes the iphone.
It has never spoiled my enjoyment of the phone, and no one else has ever mentioned it as being a problem before.
This is the way that this OS works. If you don't like it buy something else because you cannot change the way it works.
I have nothing more to say on this rant thread. I don't tolerate name calling.
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 10:00 AM
Message Edited by pete_brian on 03-Apr-2008 11:35 AM
I only say that to rude people who get personal, downrate all posts in a thread and rant on about an insignificant thing that they don't like.
You are in a minority. Search the board, you won't find many folk who have made a big deal out of it.
My advice stands, if you can't be patient enough to wait 4 seconds to use your phone then maybe a nokia smartphone isn't for you?
Are you a nomophobic by any chance?
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 10:52 AM
You are in a minority. Search the board, you won't find many folk who have made a big deal out of it.
My advice stands, if you can't be patient enough to wait 4 seconds to use your phone then maybe a nokia smartphone isn't for you?
Are you a nomophobic by any chance?
Message Edited by psychomania on 03-Apr-2008 10:52 AM
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