Phone: Sony Xperia S
Firmware: 6.2.B.1.96
Android: 4.1.2
I've found since the last firmware update on this phone that, some of the time, it can take up to a couple of minutes between choosing a number to phone in the Contacts and the phone actually starting the call. While the phone's CPU can be tied up doing other things, all other operations on the phone occur much more rapidly than this.
When I select the number, the screen holds. It'll still go to energy saving mode after a few seconds, and lock a few seconds later, and I can unlock the phone which returns it to the home screen though that screen will lock until the phone call starts.
My phone still has around 300MB available on phone storage, and about 11GB free on Internal. It can happen in a mixture of situations, with wireless on and connected, wireless on but not connected, data service on, data service and wireless off.
Is this a firmware issue? While it's awesome that the phone does lots of awesome extra tricks, mainly it's a phone. Surely making a phone call should supercede all other processes.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Richard
