@vzwsupport on twitter absolutey refuses to answer my question about the 2.3.4 update for the Droid Incredible i have sent several tweets and one direct message over the last 3 days.. i am not a happy camper
And what question are you tring to get answered??
I can answer that... "where is the update?" "Has it been pulled?"
How's that?
correct sir,give that man a cigar
They probably didn't respond because they must be working on fixing any issues and haven't determined what the plan is for the update, that is the pleasures of software, sometime unexpected problems come up.
If they pulled it completely I am sure you would hear something, other than that the only solution is to wait and see.
a simple answer would be good tho, even a i dont know ,being ignored is infuriating
I remember the same thing when FROYO was coming out. All were, 'Wanting it now'. Got it and all we saw was, "Why didn't they wait"? I remember posting a very long post about it.
we found an issue with the update, we wil be releasing it as soon as we fix this issue, pretty simple actually....
y2kflhr wrote: we found an issue with the update, we wil be releasing it as soon as we fix this issue, pretty simple actually....
That's all I ask too... two weeks and still no sign of the update, kinda says that it was pulled to me...
I agree, Customer Service is been getting worse over the years. Try speaking to the staff at their stores as I had over the weekend. Talk about keeping your staff in the dark on just about everything. Pretty Sad. All they are now are just salesman, and not very informative.
You do know that reps aren't actually allowed to talk about release dates like that, right?
So the moderator of Twitter, started an account for you posted the following for you???
This is my issue, they had an issue with the update and stop it. That sounds to me like the right thing to do, no question. But what about the phone that got the update with the issues? Those should be rolled back until the update is stable...
unless they had to plan for "what if" scenarios...
(sounds like bad Program Management and poor testing...)