FixYa Announces First-Ever Report on Consumer Issues Across Popular Smartphones
Leading problem solving web service FixYa announces the first-ever report comparing consumer issues across the most popular smartphones including the Apple iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Nexus, RIM BlackBerry Curve, HTC Titan II and Nokia Lumia 900.
Image Source: The FixYa Smartphone Report July 2012
As one of the leading problem solving service on the Internet, FixYa compiled a report using data gathered from more than 15 million reports filed by its users. The report lists out the most common problems plaguing the six most popular smartphones in the U.S, which are the Apple iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Nexus, RIM BlackBerry Curve, HTC Titan II and Nokia Lumia 900.
RIM BlackBerry Curve | HTC Titan II | |||||
1st | Battery
(45%) | Microphone Malfunction
(50%) | Microphone Malfunction
(55%) | Random Reboots
(40%) | Screen Resolution (35%) | Tinted Purple Screen
(25%) |
2nd | Cannot Connect Wi-Fi (20%) | Battery Life
(15%) | Battery Life (20%) | Software Errors (20%) | Can't Find Apps (20%) | Camera Button
(20%) |
3rd | Bluetooth Connection (15%) | Device gets hot (15%) | Can't Connect Wi-Fi
(10%) | Missing Apps (20%) | Camera Quality (15%) | Can't Find Apps
(20%) |
4th | Siri Complaint (10%) | Internet Connection Issues
(10%) | General Usability
(10%) | Memory Card Error
(10%) | Battery Life (15%) | Battery Life (20%) |
5th | Other (10%) | Other (10%) | Other (5%) | Other (10%) | Other (15%) | Other (15%) |
Besides listing out the top five problems faced by users of each phone model, the FixYa report also dishes out some troubleshooting advice for consumers. For example, the microphone malfunction issue bugging Galaxy S III users can be addressed via a software update or a factory reset. The standard power saving tips are also provided for users who faced short battery mileage issues on their phones.
Having sold millions doesn't necessarily mean that the phone model is invulnerable to imperfections or flaws, and this report will reinforce the notion that there is no perfect device out there.
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