Treo 700w loss of phone function… Help!!!
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I have a Treo 700w. I have Verizon as my provider. I have gone through 4 700w’s and awaiting my 5th one. Seems that the software gets corrupted and can not fix. The problem I keep facing is the phone portion. All of a sudden I can not hear the caller and they can not hear me.Also, the Speakerphone is hashed out. I can hear with a headset but the caller can not hear me and when I unplug the headset it cancells the call (hangs up); and the Bluetooth headset does not work (it looks like it is engaged on the software, but once the call comes in the bluetooth phone is hashed out). So basically I lose all phone functions while everything else continues to work (the other software on the PDA is still available). Soft reboot only allows the speakerphone for 1 call, then it is unavailable for the next call, which means I have to do a soft reboot after each time I use the phone and can only use the SPeakerphone once before it hashes out again.Does anyone know of this being an ongoing problem? Does anyone know how I can fix the PDA? Any support is greatly appreciated. I am sure that I must not be the only one having this repeated problem, as I pointed out this will be my 5th pone (or 4th replacement). Oh, a hard reboot does not do anything to help.Post relates to: Treo 700w (Verizon)
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