I recently purchased a Samsung Vibrant to replace my Nexus One. I was quite happy with it at first, impressed by the beautiful screen and how light the phone was, but was quickly disappointed by the pathetic iPhone-ripping Android version running.
One problem that is particularly annoying is that I cannot receive long text messages from my boyfriend, a vanilla Droid user on Verizon. After the 180 someodd characters, apparently the text converts to an MMS. On my Nexus, I used to receive these as multiple texts. On the new Vibrant, I get multiple texts all saying "<<Content Not Supported>>".
So what gives? This only happens with Verizon customers that I know of (I also tested from my mother's LG flip phone). Is anyone else having this problem? I have scoured the internet for the past few weeks trying to find a solution but haven't found one.
Any advice would be appreciated! I'm an intermediate to advanced Android user and have been debating rooting the Vibrant. I rooted my Nexus One and voided the warranty, and then found myself among the lucky early buyers with the defective power button. I'd prefer to keep the warranty intact however will do anything to fix this problem.
One problem that is particularly annoying is that I cannot receive long text messages from my boyfriend, a vanilla Droid user on Verizon. After the 180 someodd characters, apparently the text converts to an MMS. On my Nexus, I used to receive these as multiple texts. On the new Vibrant, I get multiple texts all saying "<<Content Not Supported>>".
So what gives? This only happens with Verizon customers that I know of (I also tested from my mother's LG flip phone). Is anyone else having this problem? I have scoured the internet for the past few weeks trying to find a solution but haven't found one.
Any advice would be appreciated! I'm an intermediate to advanced Android user and have been debating rooting the Vibrant. I rooted my Nexus One and voided the warranty, and then found myself among the lucky early buyers with the defective power button. I'd prefer to keep the warranty intact however will do anything to fix this problem.