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To: Jay King who wrote (4109)	12/10/1999 11:43:00 PM
From: lkj	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 13582

Jay, Those are annoying, but tolerable. An unacceptable bug I encountered was that my phone got into a state, where it couldn't make any calls, even with full power strength. I had to let the battery to die to reset it. Another unacceptable bugs that I encountered was during recharging. Sometime, the phone gets in a state where it will only display the battery power and nothing else. No signal strength, not banner, no date, nothing. Power key won't reset it. Pressing send-i-c keys at the same time won't get it out of this state. Only after disconnect the charger will get the phone out of this state. I have seen too many smaller bugs to mention here. Once, my phone even got into some kind of debugging state when I pressed the POWER key. It displayed some source code file name on the LCD. From the name, it sounded like a Phone.com module, but I don't remember it exactly. Anyway, the Thin Phone is lousy. If you want to know more bugs, ask Engineer. Khan