Samsung Galaxy S III for multiple users and developers are complaining Google unusual mistake that any application to crash if the clipboard above was used to copy more than 20 data points. 8 months on, Samsung is still sitting on the problem.
There is selon report in The Guardian, this problem can only be solved by a hard reset to the factory where users will have to put aside their applications and data on the device. This marks aussi That mistake has known to influence both on smartphones and tablets, with Samsung TouchWiz UI participation. Although Samsung "Nexus" devices remain in place, as Google provides devices with the thesis, bare skin raw version of Android. Even the roots are safe device where users choose to install the software themselves.
The report highlights the Samsung remained oblivious to complaints from users and developers from the beginning of the Galaxy S III in May last year, and "not officially acknowledged the problem."
Adopted several Google Apps users and forums to raise flags about the specific error in June and July. Samsung was not reported so far in October, the result was communicated formally by developers through Samsung Samsung Developer Forum, which was described as a "fatal error clipboard", which seems to occur randomly .
Speaking to the Guardian copyright application, Veeti Paananen, buffer, said: "Some say that the update 4.1.x year fixed, but others claim that problem will just come back later even if the upgrade to 4.1 solved the problem to many. devices Samsung, will not get Android 4.0 update before. Anecdotally, I keep getting daily reports on the subject, Google tools, the goal is not to show me any version number of the operating system. "
The report makes clear that the company can bring the problem only seems to require that the new code to be sent to all phones and tablets. The goal of new, network operators, who are not usually in a hurry to approve updates, you can lock it to not forget history Samsung to implement a way to end the year.
Regarding the last post, after which emphasized Terrence Eden, the British developer in his blog, referring to the error as "shockingly bad engineering." He says: "Once you have copied about 20 points, the phone gives this error:java.lang.NullPointerException at Android.content.ClipboardManager.setPrimaryClip (ClipboardManager.java: 146) "
Top it also says, "The typical Samsung. Following Sloppy Engineering complete indifference about their customers." Reaction Eden comes in light of the official message of October 29, 2012 "This error was reported, and I think that time will be resolved soon."
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