Does your phone seem to have a delay between the time a call comes in (as in you see it on a screen) and the time your phone actually alerts you to the call (either through sound or vibrate or both)? If your answer is YES, then there is a solution to cut the out the lag.

DON’T USE VIBRATE!!

That seems to be the cause of the problem. Because you use vibrate (either on its on or with your ringtone), it slows down the phone’s reaction when a call comes in. This problem does not just seem to affect Eten devices as users of other manufacturer’s devices are also reporting the same issue.

Isn’t There A Registry Hack?

There was one and it was touted to remove the 3 second delay faced. However, what I found from this hack was that once you turned vibrate back on, the problem came back. When vibrate was off, the delay was gone.

Are There Any Other Solutions?

There are those who do not want to compromise their vibrate for various reasons and there could be other solutions though their success varies from user to user. For starters you can cut down on the number of plug-ins on your Today screen. This reduces RAM consumption which then provides for more resources for the phone. Another step you can undertake is to clean out your device consistently. This means setting aside some time every week (at least) to clear out your temporary folders and not needed files. DinarSoft’s MemMaid is one of the softwares you can try for this task.

What other methods do you use to cut down the lag?

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