Written by Chris
Does anybody else experience a lag whenever they click buttons? If I click contacts for example, I have a good 2-3 second wait before anything happens, this is particularyly infuriating when typing a text message.
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I’ve had this too. I clear out my message on a regular basis and most of my memory is free because I have a 2gb memory card. Do you get problems of when the texts catch up words are wrong and have numbers in the middle where they have split as if a button has been held down for too long?
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