Many users and reviewers have noticed (duh) that the Motorola Droid’s camera autofocus feature isn’t working properly. It just snaps out all of a sudden. Now, all of a sudden, the problem is gone. The crazy thing is, they must’ve sneaked in a bug fix. People are getting paranoid, except that maybe there’s no bug fix at all and the camera autofocus, well… it self-healed.
Unfortunately, that isn’t the case as Dan Morrill of Google explained that it’s a timestamp issue on the Motorola smartphone’s autofocus routine and the problem will be back in the next cycle of 24.5 days. That’s how it long for the Droid’d autofocus to completely heal and it will remain healed until the next 24.5 days.More about the Motorola Droid autofocus problem at the link below.
[via mobilecrunch]
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November 17th, 2009 at 1:02 pm
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November 18th, 2009 at 4:57 am
No bug fix sneaked in. It’s a matter of a bug being fixed in a 24.5 day cycle that once the 17th of Nov passed, it was fixed. No black helecopters to see here. hehe
More information can be found at:
http://www.droid-forum.com/camera-issue-t3147.html