I have chosen to reach out here as I had little luck getting resolve via phone call as I waited on hold for an exorbitant amount of time.
My Note 3 was purchased brand new. I have never modded it, rooted it or changed anything to the OS. My Note 3 was purchased by me at full retail so this hurts more than say if it was an upgrade.
My recent upgrade (term used loosely) to 4.4.2 has been nothing but a complete headache. I was curious if anyone knew if the Note 3 was due for an update to resolve some of the issues associated with 4.4.2? Below is a small list of problems I have had over the last few months:
- Poor battery life (no surprise there). I might get one day out of it now. Whereas I used to get a full 2 days.
- Phone lags when opening apps,
- VERY laggy when screen is asked to rotate - text messages and photos for example.
- Reviewing pictures: when device it rotated to landscape pic will not rotate at all sometimes.
- During the viewing of photos the
- 13MP camera used to take unbelievable pics. Cannot take a decent pic to save my life now.
- Device falls out of 4G all the time and will not "find" 4G again unless I power cycle phone.
- When typing emails the cursor will move around the screen and begin typing in various areas of the body of email. This is most frustrating when trying to type a professional email to clients.
- Phone will place its own phone calls to people in my phone book without my acknowledgement. No record of call in log. Friends have told me that I called them and left a massive voice mail. Co-worker has had same issue.
- Caller ID will show someone in my contacts as calling, once call is answered the caller is someone other than what the caller ID stated it was.
- Phone power cycles itself at completely random times.
- When the OEM charger is plugged in the phone will randomly stop charging and then begin charging again. This will go on for several hours at times.
While I am always excited to receive new Android updates I thought that Verizon would have tested this a little harder before infecting millions of phones.