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Xtgirl

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Jul 15, 2007
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Obviously, there seems to be some issues with 3G reception...people are turning it off and staying on edge because it becomes annoying.

But, I was just wondering about the airplane mode "fix". I have had times where 3G will just hang when I am trying to surf...can't get a speedtest at all... so I switch on airplane mode and switch it off and my 3G connection works(flies sometimes).

Does that indicate a problem with software? the chip itself? Does that tell us anything about why 3G is sucking at times?? Just wondered and don't know that much about it....
 
Obviously, there seems to be some issues with 3G reception...people are turning it off and staying on edge because it becomes annoying.

But, I was just wondering about the airplane mode "fix". I have had times where 3G will just hang when I am trying to surf...can't get a speedtest at all... so I switch on airplane mode and switch it off and my 3G connection works(flies sometimes).

Does that indicate a problem with software? the chip itself? Does that tell us anything about why 3G is sucking at times?? Just wondered and don't know that much about it....

To be honest, I've had this problem with other smartphones. Not sure what it could be.
 
I had this problem with my gen 1 iPhone after a few months. Edge would stop working, although it would show me full bars sometimes. I'd flip it into airplane and then back and it would be fine. I took it to an Apple store and they replaced it for me.
 
It indicates a software problem! Anything that is wrong with software that can be fixed by executing software indicates a software problem...

Actually, it indicates, at the least, that it can be fixed with a software change.
 
Well, that is at least a little good news...software can be fixed....if they bother to do it:(
 
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