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Title: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Dazzler on 01 October 2008, 12:09:40
Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Kevin Wood on 01 October 2008, 12:13:25
It could be that there's a firmware issue they're aware of that's causing the phone to drop the serving cell during a call.

On the other hand it could be an internal connection to the antenna failing. Can you provoke the problem by twisting the case, tapping the phone against something, etc?

Once it has lost it, does the phone immediately find a signal again afterwards or is this also patchy?

Kevin
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 01 October 2008, 12:14:05
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Dazzler on 01 October 2008, 12:16:42
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It could be that there's a firmware issue they're aware of that's causing the phone to drop the serving cell during a call.

On the other hand it could be an internal connection to the antenna failing. Can you provoke the problem by twisting the case, tapping the phone against something, etc?

Once it has lost it, does the phone immediately find a signal again afterwards or is this also patchy?

Kevin
I cant make the phone cut out at all.
Once the phone call cuts off then i have to redial the person again, which is driving me nuts at the moment >:(
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: tunnie on 01 October 2008, 12:21:38
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data

How can you complain about the iPhone & HTC Touch Pro being big if you had 9310? Those things are like bricks, almost twice the weight of the iPhone...
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Martin_1962 on 01 October 2008, 13:37:21
[size=18]Jaime[/size]

Where are Iphones on your gay list?
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 01 October 2008, 13:40:07
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data

How can you complain about the iPhone & HTC Touch Pro being big if you had 9310? Those things are like bricks, almost twice the weight of the iPhone...

Yep, 4 years ago and it was still smaller than an Ishite!

Plus it made calls.....which the Ishite is only average at!
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: tunnie on 01 October 2008, 14:00:14
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data

How can you complain about the iPhone & HTC Touch Pro being big if you had 9310? Those things are like bricks, almost twice the weight of the iPhone...

Yep, 4 years ago and it was still smaller than an Ishite!

Plus it made calls.....which the Ishite is only average at!


 :-? :-?

iPhone Dimensions - 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm

Nokia 9210 (same crappy flip) - 158 x 56 x 27 mm

The HTC iTouch Pro which i plan to get... which you also said was to big..

102 x 51 x 18.1 mm

The 9210 weighs 244g, which is over 110g more than the iPhone, HTC comes in at around 160g.

The Nokia was a brick, and should have been used to build houses!


The Nokia is twice as thick, and twice the weight, how can it be smaller?  :-?
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: TheBoy on 01 October 2008, 15:04:04
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[size=18]Jaime[/size]

Where are Iphones on your gay list?
Like most things Apple, pretty high.  Beaten only by blue LEDs and consumer Sony shite
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: TheBoy on 01 October 2008, 15:04:44
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[size=18]Jaime[/size]

Where are Iphones on your gay list?
And remember, its call the gayPhone.  Or if you buy one without the suspect phone portion, gayPod.
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: TheBoy on 01 October 2008, 15:08:31
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data

How can you complain about the iPhone & HTC Touch Pro being big if you had 9310? Those things are like bricks, almost twice the weight of the iPhone...

Yep, 4 years ago and it was still smaller than an Ishite!

Plus it made calls.....which the Ishite is only average at!


 :-? :-?

iPhone Dimensions - 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm

Nokia 9210 (same crappy flip) - 158 x 56 x 27 mm

The HTC iTouch Pro which i plan to get... which you also said was to big..

102 x 51 x 18.1 mm

The 9210 weighs 244g, which is over 110g more than the iPhone, HTC comes in at around 160g.

The Nokia was a brick, and should have been used to build houses!


The Nokia is twice as thick, and twice the weight, how can it be smaller?  :-?
Tunnie - now forgetting for a mo I quite fancy HTC Touch, being a long time HTC user anyway - comparing the gayPhone 3G[size=8]ays[/size] released this year with Nokia 9310 released around 5yrs ago isn't that fair.  Esp when the older one beats it on cellular performance.  And battery life.

The gayPhone may initially seem 'cool', but in day to day use, you find it is very rough around the edges, even with the current firmware.

Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: tunnie on 01 October 2008, 15:18:14
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Hi peeps,

Just asking an opinion here.

My mobile phone keeps cutting off during calls >:(
I have noticed that my signal strength indicator will suddenly drop to no signal.
I have spoken to 3 and all they want to do is have my phone re-flashed.
Now to me a re-flash will do nothing to the aerial side of things at all.
Am i right in this theory, or are they????

Dont really want a re-flash as i will lose most of the stuff on my phone and it will only end up going in again cos it still wont work properly >:(


My Nokia 9310 used to do this all the time......never fixed it!

Most phone manufacturers support a SW download from thier website which does not affect stored data

How can you complain about the iPhone & HTC Touch Pro being big if you had 9310? Those things are like bricks, almost twice the weight of the iPhone...

Yep, 4 years ago and it was still smaller than an Ishite!

Plus it made calls.....which the Ishite is only average at!


 :-? :-?

iPhone Dimensions - 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm

Nokia 9210 (same crappy flip) - 158 x 56 x 27 mm

The HTC iTouch Pro which i plan to get... which you also said was to big..

102 x 51 x 18.1 mm

The 9210 weighs 244g, which is over 110g more than the iPhone, HTC comes in at around 160g.

The Nokia was a brick, and should have been used to build houses!


The Nokia is twice as thick, and twice the weight, how can it be smaller?  :-?
Tunnie - now forgetting for a mo I quite fancy HTC Touch, being a long time HTC user anyway - comparing the gayPhone 3G[size=8]ays[/size] released this year with Nokia 9310 released around 5yrs ago isn't that fair.  Esp when the older one beats it on cellular performance.  And battery life.

The gayPhone may initially seem 'cool', but in day to day use, you find it is very rough around the edges, even with the current firmware.


Not comparing them, that is unfair, but MrDTM was saying it was smaller!

I don't like the way you have to jail break the iphone to get applications not on the app store onto the phone too.

Defo HTC Pro for me, much more flexible, also means it can do nearly all my on-call stuff on it.
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 01 October 2008, 15:58:17
Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 01 October 2008, 16:05:14
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i

he he I was wondering why my 6310 also cut from time to time but models dont match ;D
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Kevin Wood on 01 October 2008, 16:07:43
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i

Ahh, <penny drops> a proper phone! No "Gay" cameras, colour displays, malware running capabilities, etc.

Makes calls, does SMS, Job's a good'un.  :y

Kevin
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 01 October 2008, 16:09:51
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i

Ahh, <penny drops> a proper phone! No "Gay" cameras, colour displays, malware running capabilities, etc.

Makes calls, does SMS, Job's a good'un.  :y

Kevin

and can never be retired even you drop ;D
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 01 October 2008, 16:14:27
By the way its SAR value is high (0.84) so whoever is using I suggest dont carry on your belt ..


http://www.sarvalues.com/usa-complete.html

update:
health risks

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-wellbeing/health-news/mobile-phones-more-dangerous-than-smoking-or-asbestos-802602.html?r=RSS
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Kevin Wood on 01 October 2008, 16:15:51
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i

Ahh, <penny drops> a proper phone! No "Gay" cameras, colour displays, malware running capabilities, etc.

Makes calls, does SMS, Job's a good'un.  :y

Kevin

and can never be retired even you drop ;D

Mine's still in my drawer. Still work perfectly I was convinced I'd get fed up with my new 6300 and swap back to it, as I did following the 2 previous "upgrades" but it's actually been OK despite the plethora of unwanted features. ;D

Never had a problem with call drops on the 6310i either. We used them quite extensively for testing here and they're pretty stable in that scenario too.

We have had the odd antenna connection issue though.

Kevin
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: TheBoy on 01 October 2008, 16:22:51
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i
Last of Nokias decent phones :y
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: TheBoy on 01 October 2008, 16:24:23
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Its me typing the wrong number in .....6310i

Ahh, <penny drops> a proper phone! No "Gay" cameras, colour displays, malware running capabilities, etc.

Makes calls, does SMS, Job's a good'un.  :y

Kevin

and can never be retired even you drop ;D

Mine's still in my drawer. Still work perfectly I was convinced I'd get fed up with my new 6300 and swap back to it, as I did following the 2 previous "upgrades" but it's actually been OK despite the plethora of unwanted features. ;D

Never had a problem with call drops on the 6310i either. We used them quite extensively for testing here and they're pretty stable in that scenario too.

We have had the odd antenna connection issue though.

Kevin
Suffers from age old Nokia (since 2110) of switching off due to poor battery connectors.
Title: Re: Problems with my mobile
Post by: Martin_1962 on 01 October 2008, 18:24:46
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[size=18]Jaime[/size]

Where are Iphones on your gay list?
Like most things Apple, pretty high.  Beaten only by blue LEDs and consumer Sony shite

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[size=18]Jaime[/size]

Where are Iphones on your gay list?
And remember, its call the gayPhone.  Or if you buy one without the suspect phone portion, gayPod.


Erm Sony Walkman here :-[ ;D