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@mall0ry | |
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on my 5 bar GPRS signal strength indicator I am only getting 1 bar maybe 2 at times at home .. If I go outside the house it is fine on 5 bars! .. soo u eggheads what can cause that? . Electrical appliances in the house? Satalite tv etc? |
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@aznmitzz | 4 October 10 |
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research UMA
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@aznmitzz | 4 October 10 |
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if u have home broadband with a wireless router anyway
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@rhyno50 | 4 October 10 |
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used to happen in my last house, just the way the house is built buddy, but aznmitzz is right about wireless.
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@mall0ry | 4 October 10 |
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Nope aint got broadband
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@mall0ry | 4 October 10 |
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tis a mystery coz on mi old o2 phone its fine ..
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@mall0ry | 4 October 10 |
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I am on t-mobile now
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@aznmitzz | 5 October 10 |
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just seen your from Fife. i always see Tmobile as a London network... thats where they are popular n have great signal... i see Tmobile pretty cr*p everywhere else. this is my opinion n a general view... u did say it works well outside the house... hmmm i doubt its the phone. it must be the house design n signal not being strong enough... or temporary network glitch...
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@rhyno50 | 6 October 10 |
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in my old house my missus had full signal on t-mobile while i had none on orange, it was just where the respective transmitters were. so doubt its your phone mate. BB's usually have good reception in my opinion.
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@ricky.jm | 6 October 10 |
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your network coverage doesnt extend fully in your hous, your appliance do not have a influence on your signal,
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