In response to user complaints regarding certain aspects of the LG Voyager’s functionality, LG and Verizon have issued a firmware update that promises to fix many of the problems. Among the improvements are: prolonged battery life, better support for Bluetooth functions, improved HTML and mobile web browsing and fixes to glitches such as the auto lock, and the V CAST Music store. The update is not available over the air. Customers need to go to a Verizon store in order to have the devices reflashed. Verizon recommends calling ahead to see if your local store has the update before going there.
LG, Verizon Offer Firmware Update for Voyager
December 20th, 2007 · Source [Engadget] · 1 Comment
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1 Mike // Aug 3, 2008 at 6:32 am
Boy, I sure hope it fixes the issue whereby the phone won’t boot, just displays the stupid Verizon logo for ~30 seconds, then the screen flashes black, then the logo….2nd voyager replaced under warranty, and it still happens.
Definitely call ahead, most stores don’t have the ability to reflash the phones.
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