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My reception bars for 3G seem random. In poor reception areas, like now it will show up a random number of bars
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Or full bars
But the true signal is poor, allowing emergency calls only
Anyone else having this problem?, is there a fix?
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Forgive me if this is a stupid question or I am overlooking the obvious... why when I'm in airplane mode do I still show signal strength and mobile network type?
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Running Cyanogen nightly 35 on US G2.
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I rebooted while in airplane mode and have zero signal strength after. I guess the status page shows last known configuration.
After traveling 2 hours north to my grandparents house my carrier info switched from Verizon wireless to T- CDMA 64, is it where in am or is this a jelly bean problem? I still get a 3g days connection calls and SMS so nothing really wrong with it just wondering
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Any advantages to changing the network mode (Battery life, reception, etc...)
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I believe it saves battery on CDMA only if not in LTE market, it's not looking for an LTE signal that way.
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I live in the Kendall area of Miami and data speeds are terrible. Currently, I'm running the latest PACman ROM made by Sniper and the FI27 modem. However, the awful data speeds are not my biggest concern. I'm having some horrible wake locks and I'm beginning to think the modem could be the culprit. Here's what I mean:
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Hey everyone, I'm considering getting a T-Mobile GS4, and I just what to know what your battery life experiences are while on their network. I know battery life is usually longer while on wifi, but how has it been while on either their HSPA+ or LTE networks? Screenshots would be greatly appreciated as well!
This is about 50% wifi & 50% network completely stock
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