The venerable Samsung Droid Charge is about to get another software update. And included in version FP1, along with a bevy of bugfixes, is the new Verizon Remote Diagnostics application we've already seen added to the LG Revolution. That's the one that -- with your permission -- would allow Verizon customer service to temporarily take over your phone "for troubleshooting, device training and application demonstrations." Again, we (and Verizon) stress that nobody's taking over your phone without your permissions, and Verizon already has told us that this isn't a background monitoring tool.
Other additions in this software update include:
- Updated User Interface (UI).
- Device is enabled with the Wireless Alerting System.
- No longer receive a promotional notification popup when using Mobile Hotspot.
- Device allows for USB tethering while in Wi-Fi mode.
- No longer lose data connectivity when the USB cable is connected or disconnected.
- Easily view data activity with the Wi-Fi icon located in the status bar.
- Complete calls without experiencing choppy audio, clicking noises and/or one-way audio noises.
- Resolved “no tones” dial pad issue, allowing for easy access to voice mail and other automated systems
Plus, VZ Navigator has been updated, Google Play Books, the Play Store and Gmail apps have been updated (that really should be done outside of a software update, folks), the browser now defaults to google.com, and desk dock crashes are said to have been resolved.
Source: Verizon (pdf); More: Droid Charge forums
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