Just got a response from HTC. Considering Ive been sending emails to both the Nordic support centers as well as their global support site, I expected a response sooner or later.
Basically they told me that they have received numerous reports about the issue and that they are looking into it. They recommended, as others here have posted, to send the phone in for repairs. But then again, I dont have one yet, so cant do that now can I, but at least HTC seems to be aware of the reports. Updated my post.
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I completely agree. There is no way this would not show up during testing which makes me put a big question mark on how HTC conducts testing and quality assurance.
Basically they told me that they have received numerous reports about the issue and that they are looking into it. They recommended, as others here have posted, to send the phone in for repairs. But then again, I dont have one yet, so cant do that now can I, but at least HTC seems to be aware of the reports. Updated my post.
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I'm not planning to get the One S (only interested in the One V if it's coming to Virgin Mobile USA which may use the same shell). I hope it is just a manufacturing batch problem. If it's a design issue, then that speaks volumes about HTC's design & testing process, which should catch something like this easily if they only spent a week or two field testing it. Otherwise it's a HUGE red flag for the whole HTC One line of phones.
BTW nothing gets a company's attention than the mention of "legal" actions
I completely agree. There is no way this would not show up during testing which makes me put a big question mark on how HTC conducts testing and quality assurance.