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The reason why this thread is over 40 pages long is because as Icon owners we purchased a flagship device with the expectation that we would be first in line to receive software upgrades. !
This will give you an idea on how uninformed Verizon employees are in regards to Windows Phone, I got fed up using my icon on 8.0 after using my AT&T 925 on Cyan, so I loaded my 928 with 8.1 Dp, and went into a Verizon corporate store to get a micro Sim card, the guy there looks at me funny and tells me " those phones don't use a Sim Card" so I proceeded to show him the micro Sim card slot on the 928 and handed him my nano Sim out of the ICON and asked him "now, can I please have a micro-sim card?"
This will give you an idea on how uninformed Verizon employees are in regards to Windows Phone, I got fed up using my icon on 8.0 after using my AT&T 925 on Cyan, so I loaded my 928 with 8.1 Dp, and went into a Verizon corporate store to get a micro Sim card, the guy there looks at me funny and tells me " those phones don't use a Sim Card" so I proceeded to show him the micro Sim card slot on the 928 and handed him my nano Sim out of the ICON and asked him "now, can I please have a micro-sim card?"
If it played nice with our Icons we would have it already. Too many posts of developer version being too hot, too slugish and such. Verizon is always slow, but it works when released. They test extensively, to make sure all aspects of the phone and network function correctly. Me personally, I'm not switching carriers just because of a late software upgrade. My device works, no bugs, and does what its supposed to do. I can wait.
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I ran into the same type of issue at my local Verizon corporate store too. The lady was looking all over the body of my Icon for the SIM slot and I ended up pointing it out to her. She argued with me that it took a micro SIM and was quite embarrassed when she opened it up and her micro SIM wouldn't fit (and that I was right all along). I was also told that I can't just "change phones" and that they don't give out SIM cards for free, and I explained to her that when Verizon offers me a Cyan update, I'll be more than happy to use my Icon. Until then, I plan on using my Note 3. She asked me "What's Cyan?" I didn't bother to enlighten her because I figured it'd be over her head.
Er....ok....There is another phone called the Lumia 930, EXACT same phone (without the CDMA radio in it), Are they dealing with over heating, being sluggish etc ?
If they are not, then Verizon does not really have an excuse at this point, it's gotta be they are planning to release Denim as there is no reason why they should be taking this long. It could be a Verizon thing let's combine the updates so we only release 1 update and not 2.... Taking the cheap way out, just like Verizon when it comes to updates..
The ICON uses what I think is called a NANO Sim, it's the smallest out of the bunch. If you need a bigger SIM card, just find the adapters, they make them all most cell phone accessory carts should have them (like in the mall). Normally you get a 3 pack (3 different sizes to put your NANO sim in) and they should be under $3 (I picked my setup on ebay for $1.20 shipped in the US)...So you can just swap between devices with 1 sim....best way to do it...
And that is BS, Verizon WILL give free SIM cards, I know that for a fact, I have done it before a few times over the last few years, Never cost me a dime from official Verizon stores or 3rd party VZW stores...
I personally feel like we are feeding trolls in this thread :/
Agreed. That's why I don't respond to them.
This thread is still going?? .....
WPCentral has probably made more in ad revenue from this thread than Verizon has made with their dumb exclusivity deal they signed with HTC.
Is it a good idea to do a hard reset after installing the dev preview?
Is it a good idea to do a hard reset after installing the dev preview?