There have been complaints about the Google Nexus S from its owners that their devices have been facing some problems with random reboots. Some of the owners have claimed that their device reboot just after a call that lasts more that 3 minutes.
Now, after a series of complaints coming out on the support forums, the company has acknowledged the Nexus S fault. But they have not yet offered any solution to fix the problem.
There have been statements from the company sources that indicated an investigation in progress with Samsung to tackle the issue. They have successfully reproduced the issue and soon they are expected to come up with some updates and suggestions.
Most of the complaints are mentioning about random reboots and the other good portion blames calls lasting longer than a couple of minutes for making the Google Nexus S to reboot.
We are not able to confirm whether the problem is due to the Samsung hardware or the Google Android 2.3 OS onboard.
It is notable that the complaints have been coming out after the Android update and even after four days there are no updates from Samsung or Google.
We know that the companies are working on it and we expect them to come up with some solution as soon as possible as the users are having a tough time with reboots.
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