It was a shame, as the rest of the phone hardware was very good for the price - after installing gcam on it as you did.
It was a shame, as the rest of the phone hardware was very good for the price - after installing gcam on it as you did.
I engaged Motorola on this, spoke with the engineering team. We even did a few calls, me with a Nokia and then a Motorola so they could see the difference. You could sense the shoulder shrugs at their end.
To discover they still have the same limitations is beyond amusing, and I wonder of the same engineering team still exists in part, decades later, refusing to care.
Maybe this isn't any of my businesses, but couldn't you just talk less loudly, if this is such a issue? Most microphones are good enough, and were in the 90s too, to pick up normal conversational volume :)
Some people have louder voices. I'm not going to whisper all the time on the phone. And all other devices?
Fine.
Good grief, were you on the design team? I've owned 40 other phones in my life, by at least 10 brands. I've owned tablets, landlines, recording equipment, all fine!
Then wisenhimer shows up to defend the outlier.
No. Got it?