Ready for an outstanding story? Gather around, kids, we’ve got an intriguing one to share. The T-Mobile G2X is enjoying its share of controversy this week as concerns arose in regards to the phone experiencing random reboots. Our saga began on Wednesday, as we received recommendations on the G2X getting pulled from stores with the aid of “quality concerns.” We confirmed no inventory was in stock, but T-Mobile emailed us denying there has been any cause of this aside from high demand. With the telephone being so popular, that’s fair enough, right? Not so fast.
Because it seems, our tale doesn’t stop there. A well-worded statement was sent out explaining, “a small percentage of consumers have commented about possible improvements and we’re working with LG to deliver a software update.” a bit a miles cry from confirming reboot issues (or bugs of any kind, for that matter), but it surely is refreshing to listen to some kind of acknowledgement no less than. T-Mobile didn’t get specific on what those “possible improvements” may entail, however the carrier also reiterated plans to bump the flagship phone as much as Gingerbread “by summer” — possibly tackling the bugs together. The tip to our story has yet to be written, but we sure hope it is a happy one.
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