All cell phones have their flaws. All of them. And as much as you may love your cell phone, you know it has flaws and you know that they annoy the heck out of you. So I want to know: What is your least favorite thing about your cell phone? (It would probably be a good idea to say what phone you have as well)

Honestly it is hard to say what my least favorite thing I don't like about my phone since there are so many things I like about it that outweigh the things I don't. I guess if I had to think of only one, it would be the size, with the protective otterbox case on, it is kind of big, it fits in my pocket just fine though...

The only other thing I could think of might be the auto correct which can bug the heck out of me when it wants to, but sometimes that can be because a bunch of incorrect letters get typed up because of the small size of the keyboard...but other than that, I can't really think of that I dislike about it. 

There are so many things wrong with my phone. Its slow, big apps lag way too much and I cant update it no more. So yeah its crappy but a phone is a phone and I could play Minecraft Pocket Edition just fine.

tornadocam : You can turn autocorrect off if you want to.

By the way, I just downloaded a new keyboard froom the Google Play Store, so I guess my complaint is now invalid.

Hmm I would say I the least favorite thing about my phone, Nokia E63, would be that it doesn't have much capability for surfing the net hehe. Though it's other things are fine by me

Probably the few seconds of leg some apps take to boot up, if I had to think of anything. 

tgags123 : well the things that I hate the most in my phone are these: The small KEYBOARD! I have an Android Motorola. The keyboard is small that I make so many incorrect words . The other things that I hate on my phone is sometimes when I use WhatsApp, it froze and glitches me which I have to turn it off and then turn it on. But THANK GOD I don't have Auto Correct. Auto Correct is annoying lol.

I have an LG G2. The only thing wrong with it is the lack of a physical keyboard. It is an outstanding phone otherwise. I have zero problems with it otherwise. 

I have an Alcatel onetouch Fierce. My least favorite thing about it is that it auto-updates every app, no matter what I do! I even uninstalled all of the apps that I didn't want it to auto-update, and not even an hour later, it auto-updated all of the apps I uninstalled! Thank God I have unlimited data on it...

The lack of memory. I have a Huawei Ascend and I want to download many games and update a lot but sometimes I can't as apps have filled more than 50% of my phone and 25% of the memory is already used for all regular apps like Youtube, Google Chrome, Gmail etc.

The least favorite thing about my phone is that it tends to lag a lot from time to time. For example, I would play something from Youtube and it would go unresponsive when I play a video, forcing me to restart my app.

I have a stupid Blackberry so let the list begin.

-It can't view HD youtube videos and can only play youtube videos at 240p

-It's slow as hell when loding a web page and if it's too large it crashes which is almost always

-It has absoloutely no good apps

-The touch screen is so unresponsive

and it doesn't have Flappy Bird! The madness!

The only good thing about my phone is that it's really durable.

The thing I hate about my phone is it is so resource conservative that if I leave Firefox for a 5-20 seconds to quickly respond to a text and come back the page has to reload already because it de-loaded Firefox for using too much CPU/RAM, wasting more of my 3G (or WiFi) and my time, but yet I like it for being resource conservative because it does help prolong battery life so it can last the day, but it just takes it to extremes.

tgags123 :  Odd. How is the keyboard on a Galaxy III any worse than other keyboards? I'm asking because I have one, and I don't know a thing about smart phones. It's my first ever smart phone and I have hardly had it over half a year. I assume all keyboards are pretty much the same if you exclude size. But isn't the Galaxy III a pretty big phone?

I don't do much with my phone, so it's VERY easy for me to immediately pick out my most disliked feature. In fact, if someone could tell me how to stop it, I might just walk/swim to their house and hug them personally myself.

I don't know how to explain it other than to give an example. It deals with autofill.

Let's say I log into Vizzed, and my username is Singelli. And let's pretend vizzed doesn't let you stay logged in.
So everytime I visit vizzed, I have to log in again. (We're playing pretend because I'm actually talking about sites other than vizzed.)
I go to type in my username, and I type S. A box drops down for me to select my name!
I celebrate because I can simply select the option.

And then I scream in rage because the phone keeps the S I already typed and instead just ADDS "Singelli" to that.

Why won't it just put "Singelli" instead of "SSingelli"? ARRGGGH!!!!!

Singelli : I don't know, it just is. I can type really fast on an iPhone with little to no mistakes, but when I type with my phone it is slower and full of typos.

tgags123 :
What you described I've experienced before (going from a 4th gen iPod to using an Andriod phone), I believe it has to do with the way the OS detects the touch, iOS and Android determine it to a more specific location on screen differently, and you being used to the way one OS does it, try to use the other the same way but the other OS thinks you clicked a slightly off from where you intended. It's not the keyboards fault, it is the new OS. That is why I use my slide keyboard.

bigger0gamer : That might be what it is. All I know is that I spend much more time correcting typos than I want to. I downloaded the SwiftKey keyboard from the Google Play Store, but I've actually found that it is worse than the original Android keyboard. If it was just because of the transition you would think that I would have gotten used to it by now. I have had my Galaxy for a year and a half now.

tgags123 : I would think that to be it, and the transition is harder, your learning a new one, not your first one, so you've got the habits of the old one (If that made sense). Old habits die hard you know (and if I were to use the Android keyboard, I'd be making just as many mistakes, I just use a slide keyboard).

How I can't see it.
Oh how I wish I could see it.