skinien
Android Enthusiast
I'm not worried. The phone has been around for a few months now which leads to me to believe that the phone has been in testing for quite a while. I'm sure that any issues like this have been already found. I highly doubt that Motorola would demo their flagship phone with a unit that has the possibility to overheat and fail (at CES). Also, it would be very dangerous of them to have demo units that would have this issue as well. I didn't see a single hands-on video that claimed the phones were overheating and whatnot. And the demo phones are probably under heavy usage.
I bet that they have a fix at hand, and the release has been pushed to fix the supply. Remember at&t once said that the phone was to be released in December/January? The "testers" may have some of the faulty units; they don't need "perfect" units to test other functionality.
I bet that they have a fix at hand, and the release has been pushed to fix the supply. Remember at&t once said that the phone was to be released in December/January? The "testers" may have some of the faulty units; they don't need "perfect" units to test other functionality.