Problem part 1. Sometimes my phone hangs completely. So it doesn't react to any buttons, screen is off, but the phone is not off itself because the power button doesn turn it on — the only thing which helps is making soft reset (holding "power" and "volume -").

Part 2 of the problem. After periodic soft reset it turns off, and then after it's turned on — the date and time are: 01 September 2012, and about 8:00 — even while "set automatically" setting enabled in settings > date+time! And even while internet is on! So, the TIME RESETS — syncronization doesn't work (and what if there was no internet around, your sick geeky brains?!) — and what should the user do if he has no other sources of time? And some detached conditions, for example. That's a negligent thinking! I wish the developer of that time system would be remorseful.

The part 3 is that I usually depend on its morning alarm — and sometimes my Lumia 920 hangs at night (while charging) and it really lets me down.

I didn't ever have so much unreliable phone. In this case even my symbian s60 and every previous mobile phone were much more smart than THIS, called "smartphone".

When my s60 had a rare crash or completely empty battery so it even couldn't power its internal timer - IT STORED last available TIME, and after being charged and powered on, it displayed a time freezed JUST for the period of being discharged. Just the delta difference. It never had reset current time.

So, I think Microsoft has still weak experience at making hardware devices like phones, at which nokia had a big history of deleloping. It makes this extremely raw and phony "phone". It's not a hardware phone device, it's just a software emulator of phone.

We users are continuously feeling bad after purchasing a windows phone and wasting/investing time in searching to feedback and typing this much of difficulties. Please show us, how many suggestions were accepted by you and implemented, because if you see a face of a purchaser of windows phone after a week of purchasing, you will find a ****** who can't even share the data by Bluetooth, can't check what his SD card contains, can't play mkv video by free, can't customize his lock screen/method, can't hide or lock all the stuff separably, can't change default search engine, can't record a call, can't find many basic application or even find then it may(must) need money. Please make Windows phone a option of android.

I have expanded this suggestion in a blog post here: http://www.freitasm.com/8290

Basically, reposting the content:

se the Windows Update infrastructure for deployment. It's tested and supports heavy loads. Every second Tuesday of the month (Wednesday 7am New Zealand time) Windows Updates are available to everyone, around the world, at the same time. You can manually start an update at that time, or let your PC do the automatic update which will happen sometime during the next couple of days.

I would also like to see this certainty in Windows Phone. Something like "every last Friday of the month there's an update available". And that would be available to everyone, exactly like the Windows Update for desktop is available. This could be for example small fixes, like the SMS timezone bugs affecting New Zealanders who see SMS with +13 hours difference - almost like they're applying the timezone shift twice. This should be a simple fix, so why do we have to wait months to see it here?

Yes, I understand some updates require the mobile operator blessing, but those should not block updates that fix things in the OS and don't touch anything related to the mobile network. These should have a separate schedule.

This is another thing Microsoft could do to differentiate itself from competitors in the smartphone market.