akamossie wrote: » does your car kit supports Bluetooth 4.0?
Seb_bixby wrote: » Had an issue this morning. Phone got a notification in and it was like the sound was stuck on it like a skipping cd. It then rebooted it's self and seemed to be ok. Then about 5 minutes later it rebooted itself and the screen went mad on it. Kinda like a graphics problem on a pc. Nothing on screen but funky green lines. Didn't do anything to try and fix it just brought it back to the 3 store. I could see me rebooting it and it fixing itself until after the 28 days return was finished! lol They replaced it there and then for me. Anyone else have any experience of this??
Seb_bixby wrote: » Oh no, Hopefully, I'll be ok with this phone now. Really like it and don't want to have to change to a different brand, i.e. HTC. Any idea what is causing it?
bogman wrote: » Surely the shop where you bought the phone would replace it from stock right away, Carphone Warehouse replaced my faulty S3 right away, even gave me the dark blue version
waynegalway wrote: » I was on the verge of bringing mine back to the 3 store after a week of atrocious battery life. But the point is, they weren't willing to swap.
Zagato wrote: » But if Juice defender helped, then presumably there was actually no problem with your phone - rather you were unsatisfied with the battery life? They are unlikely to encourage swapping for a new phone for these issues. The screen going black after 2 hours can be assessed rapidly and objectively.
waynegalway wrote: » Yeah, you could call it dissatisfaction, but it was to the point where I really thought there was a fault with the battery.
Zagato wrote: » I'm not at all disagreeing with you. My point is just that they probably get a lot of people coming in with that issue and there does not end up ultimately being any fault. They are therefore trying to fob you off my making it a hassle for you to get your phone checked out (which to be fair did work you have to admit )
Zagato wrote: » I'm just hypothesizing, you could easily have just met a w@ŋƙɛ® in the shop, who couldn't have been bothered
rh5555 wrote: » When using my browser on the GS3 it's really dark and I can barely read it. So I found out that the issue is in the browser setting itself where Power Saving mode 3 is enabled. When I pick the 'Don't use any powersaving' option (forgot what it's called exactly) I get a nice bright browser screen and I can easily read everything. However, when I start the browser again it's back to the old dark settings. I tried it with the 'let android pick your own brightness option and without but it always goes back to Power save 3. Driving me nuts. I like that they have the option of the 'general adjusting screen brightness in android' and a separate one for the browser bc. it makes it easier to read but it's just not saving the setting I pick. Hope there is a simple solution for this. This might be more of an android issue, not sure but it drives me insane.