webOS 1.2.0 not off to a good start, suffers from various issues
It has been just a couple of days since webOS was updated to webOS 1.2.0. The news is not so good. Users are reporting issues with the latest webOS update. Yup you guessed it right, we will be sharing with you various issues that are found in the Linux based webOS 1.2.0. A big thanks to PreCentral for sharing this significant item.

webOS 1.2.0 Issues
Improper IM/SMS message notification
- IM as well as SMS message notification is not working the way it should. Once a notification comes up, only user’s picture as well as the message icon appears and there is no sign of the received text.
Google Location services points inaccurately
- The location to which Google location service points happens to be 10 miles away from the actual target
Repeating Email error messages
- Not once, not twice but quite frequently the same email messages keep turning up
WiFi HotSync does not function
- The classic WiFi HotSync is not functioning. Who knows when it will start working properly.
Inconsistent Web Browsing
- Once you start enjoying the browsing session, for no apparent reason, web browsing freezes.
Inconsistent phone charging via USB
- Once you put your phone for charging, USB phone charging stops in the middle. That’s really annoying.
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