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It is indeed poor that you get no reply on your attempts to make contact, this is a very important thing that sadly in this day and age is part of setting a professional company apart from any of the thousands other ones out there that couldn't care less.
UMI need to address this things ASAP.
They already have a good thing going by offering phones without all the garbage you will see other makers load to the phones, UMI should expand on this in other parts of the organization.
And it look like a bit more time in Alpha/beta test before product release would be a good idea, a phone is a important thing for most people, so it have to be flawless or close to that from day 1.
If they need some one to alpha on phones i can help, for me a phone is no big thing so even if its not 100% i can work with it.
I use about 2 hours of speech and 2 Gb of data every month, out of a plan thats 20 Hours speech and 20 Gb data, o and i send about 10 texts every month.
Testers should be "locked" to the phone they are testing, to make sure the issues are all exposed as soon as possible.
What Changying Precision Technology Company is doing seem good.
The only way to eliminate human errors is to eliminate (insert what you’re thinking here). This is exactly what a mobile phone factory did in China, and the results were astonishing. According to Monetary Watch, the Changying Precision Technology Company (CPTC) flipped the switch on some 600 workers, replacing them with robots, and saw a wicked 250% boost in productivity and an 80% decrease in defects.
This is not good news for factory workers, especially those that work in high volume environments. Needless to say, scholars and industry experts agree that production robots will replace people and occupy niches that were once run by nimble fingers and weak eyesight. Furthermore, it would appear that there is a 90% chance that robots (or some sophisticated computer algorithm) will replace any human in just about every job.
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