Well, yesterday I had enough of it all. I had been limping by with my ZTE Warp for the last three weeks or so, hoping beyond hope that it would all work out in the end. The random reboots and freezes that required a battery pull were such a pain to deal with. I then flashed with a Nandroid rom that was posted up here and I thought all my issues were solved.
Very slowly and carefully I reinstalled apps. The Nandroid rom *did* have a marked improvement, but I still found the phone randomly rebooting. The freezing wasn't as much of an issue though.
Then the WiFi kept proving to be difficult. I'd often have to pull the battery just to get it to turn back on again. I also felt like the phone would randomly decide to drop the mobile data network, but that may be the quality of Boost in my area...
All in all, I took it back (Boost has a 30-day return policy) and exchanged it for the Samsung Transform Ultra. My friend had picked up the Transform Ultra at the same time I grabbed my Warp and her phone has been stable. We've installed the same apps for the most part, with the only difference being that I had rooted and reloaded the software on my Warp (something I did *after* the reboots were a problem).
I hope you all have better luck with this phone. Part of me wonders if I might've had a hardware glitch... but I honestly suspect that there's more to it. I wasn't the first person to return the Warp to the RadioShack I bought it from. If anyone else is fed up, the Samsung Transform Ultra is a very good replacement. The screen is smaller and the resolution is less, but it's a very responsive phone. The slide-out keyboard, while I didn't think I'd care about it, has proved awesome.
Very slowly and carefully I reinstalled apps. The Nandroid rom *did* have a marked improvement, but I still found the phone randomly rebooting. The freezing wasn't as much of an issue though.
Then the WiFi kept proving to be difficult. I'd often have to pull the battery just to get it to turn back on again. I also felt like the phone would randomly decide to drop the mobile data network, but that may be the quality of Boost in my area...
All in all, I took it back (Boost has a 30-day return policy) and exchanged it for the Samsung Transform Ultra. My friend had picked up the Transform Ultra at the same time I grabbed my Warp and her phone has been stable. We've installed the same apps for the most part, with the only difference being that I had rooted and reloaded the software on my Warp (something I did *after* the reboots were a problem).
I hope you all have better luck with this phone. Part of me wonders if I might've had a hardware glitch... but I honestly suspect that there's more to it. I wasn't the first person to return the Warp to the RadioShack I bought it from. If anyone else is fed up, the Samsung Transform Ultra is a very good replacement. The screen is smaller and the resolution is less, but it's a very responsive phone. The slide-out keyboard, while I didn't think I'd care about it, has proved awesome.
