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Apparently this only works if you're using a headset. I apologize if the previous statement has caused numerous calls to disconnect. Please use a headset before hitting the power button while on a call. :)

FYI, if you are on a call, hit the power button at the top - it locks the phone. This prevents the call from being accidentally disconnected.

Worked fine - I had some dropped voice calls prior to this update - 5 by my count since July. Apps crashed (abrupt return to the home screen while using an app) and SMS Text service lagged - the keyboard wouldn't respond at the speed I was typing at. The software update allows data service to...

dcopen@ AudioseMake sure you have your facts straight before you start jumping all over our friends here at Tom's Hardware.If you really work in the "cellphone industry" then it must be a sad state of affairs for you. Apparently you know nothing about how cell phones work. So please stop...

Ummm, I work in the cellphone industry, and I hate to break it to you Marcus Yam: 3G service has NOTHING to do with the voice calls dropping on the iPhone. The switching back and forth between 3G and EDGE is data and 3G related. Not voice. Think voice/data in the following sequence: GSM/GPRS...

I know that Cingular has a lot of phones - more than many other carriers, including Sprint. There are a lot that have the features you are looking for. If you *must* have a phone that does organization, and takes notes, etc, don't buy a PDA type phone, because as a general rule, the...

I worked for Sprint/Nextel.. The Sanyo M1 gets better ratings from technicians than the other phone. http://reviews.cnet.com/Sanyo_M1/4505-6454_7-32177298.html The Samsung gets a higher rating from users than technicians. As a consumer, I would go with the Samsung. Whatever you feel like...

Unfortunately no. Razr is for CDMA or GSM service, Nextel service requires Nextel sim, and is not compatible in any way. Hope that answers the question, and you can pm me for further help.

This is the only thing I would try without taking to a service center. Phone needs to be on. While phone is on, pull battery from phone. Replace battery. Power phone on. It should say: Please enter special code. Enter a string of 0's (usually 6 of them). Unless your phone says PIN Blocked...

How long have you had the phone? Are you the original End User/purchaser, or is the phone second-hand? The phone is defective. You will void any kind of warranty Motorola offers (1 year from original purchase date to only the first purchaser) if you try to fix it yourself. A service center...