It's stock and unrooted. Also have AVG app which I see scans any downloads.
And an Update: Just now noticed it was back, This time an invite to take part in the 'Green Card Lottery'. I'd checked the AVG was active and opened the alert. - Screen briefly flashed to another app (River IQ) before going to an official looking US Govt. Webpage (USCG??) complete with Fill in Fields to apply for the Green card, location field 'New Zealand' was already completed. - Closed window. Run 'AVG', It finds/deletes a malicious message - Uninstall 'River IQ' game - Run 'History Eraser' - Open browser, clear history,cache,cookies
Pbtech used to sell a battery extender - basically a battery pack with a usb cable. You would plug the pack into your phone when out and about and it would boost your battery / recharge it. For about $30 it was a good solution. + batteries dont appear to be released yet, but initially some debate whether they would use the same pins.
Few weeks ago I changed my SIM, upgraded from a fairly original 32k one to a 256k. This coincided with a plan change at VF.
I immediately noticed a SIM icon in the notification bar and having read on other threads about this wasn't too worried.
Last evening (about mid rugby) in the middle of reading a txt the phone effectively did a soft reset... powered itself off and restarted... Odd incident No.1. However the obvious net result of this was that the SIM icon disappeared from the notification bar.
Forward to today... check the handset for missed-calls/messages (been doing lawns) and see a little Red Star in the Notification bar... Odd incident No.2. Pull the bar down and there's some reference to 'getting a Green card' and link to a site I choose to ignore/delete (the greenback just doesn't do it for me), but it looks like some association to Motorola as theres a 'moto' reference in the url
Has anyone else seen this??
Unit is running Stock 2.2.2
Sounds a little like 'Airpush'. A new way of advertising. I had it infest my phone. Here is a link to the thread I started about it and how it was resolved.
So is the Defy+, either 3G-HSDPA xt 850/2100 or voda-2deg 900/2100? I see clove.co.uk selling the 900/2100 model. Some news mentions that the Defy+ maybe multi-band like some Nokia phones. I.e. 850/900/1700/2100. I'd be keen on getting the model that works on both xt and voda.
Parewanui: So is the Defy+, either 3G-HSDPA xt 850/2100 or voda-2deg 900/2100? I see clove.co.uk selling the 900/2100 model. Some news mentions that the Defy+ maybe multi-band like some Nokia phones. I.e. 850/900/1700/2100. I'd be keen on getting the model that works on both xt and voda.
I think you'll find its either / or..... not both. Motorola don't seem to be into the multi-market (penta band) radio like other manufacturers (Apple, Nokia, Samsung), which I think it's a bit odd as Motorola have always been known to me as an (RF) 'radio' company
Anybody using MIUI on their Defy? I'd like to know if the email client allows Exchange Global Address List lookups, and if the ROM includes, or if Defy Baseband Switcher is downloadable?
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