Ive been using my phone for a couple of months now with hspda enabled with no problem.
Then all of a sudden the gsm side dosnt work(cant receive calls, send texts, receive texts) until i disable HSPDA again.
Anyone else with this problem?
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Does anyone else have this annoying problem of 5-6 dropped calls in a row when using UMTS with Cingular?
It seems that when these dropped calls occur it happens many times again in a row. Then, after 5-6 there will be one that works and will continue to work for awhile. I know that if I swicth to GSM this does not occur, but switching back and forth gets quite annoying.
I called Cingular about this and they added my IMEI number to my account which I didnt think would help and it didnt. I never have a problem with data on UMTS. I get a range of about 800kb-1333kb per second.
TIA
yup. i've had problems too. i just switched to GSM only, and no more dropped calls. UMTS on Cingular is not stable yet...so i'm waiting until it is more fully integrated.
I've got a T-mobile UK touch plus.
Currently, if I am using the data connection then all incoming voice calls are being sent to voicemail. This occurs with a GSM connection, which is part of the spec and is fine, but also with the 3G connection, which should allow the incoming voice call through. I have spoken to t-mobile and they acknowledge this problem and say they are working to fix it.
Is it likely there will be a fix for this? Is there a radio ROM already available that fixes the issue?
Sorry if this has already been covered - I searched with a pretty wide variety of terms and didn't find anything conclusive.
I have the same phone, same network... and it still rings while i have the "3g connected" symbol (3g with two arrows pointing left and right) showing.
Havent tried while connected to GPRS cuz im not sure how to force it into G mode while im near a phone.
Sorry, I should have been clearer - the phone will ring with an unused 3G connection, but not when data is actually being sent/received. This is the behaviour you would expect from GSM, but the 3G spec should allow voice calls through regardless of data - my Vodafone v1605 has no problem with this. T-mobile say it is the device not the network, I just wonder how likely I am to get a fix for this? It could be a problem with activesync using the data connection quite frequently.
A good way to test it is with google maps, or something that will maintain a constant connection, then call your phone. 3G should put the call through, but it will be rejected to voicemail instead.
FYI to put into GSM mode;
Settings>Phone>Band>Set top option to GSM, leave bottom on Auto
same problem here. but i only expreienced that randomly
i know that gprs can not handle data and voice. but 3g should, right?
Yes, 3G should be able to run voice and data streams simultaneously without any problems. I'm surprised there is not more interest in this because it seems to be a pretty major problem with the device if you cannot receive calls while browsing or otherwise using the data connection.
Me too
I experienced this too. I have an direct HTC Touch dual rather than the t-mobile branded version but I'm using a t-mobile sim. I use Exchange Activesync and am missing calls all the time.
fwiw, i experience the same with a Nokia e61 on 3-AT network with exchange active.
It seems that T-mobile have fixed their network today to allow calls while using data. Bonus.
So has anybody been noticing that sprint has had "network failures" alot lately? I cant send texts or sometimes even make calls as if my phone was deactivated. I was just curious who else has had this problem.
Hello...
Here in the Detroit area, we are experiencing the same issues. It's known by Sprint... Just be patient - unfortunately!
Haven't seen this in New York.
I can't receive incoming calls today -- data is working fine (internet, text messaging, & email) and outbound calls are working... I'm also seeing a roaming triangle that I usually don't see... Earlier today calls to my cell phone got a busy signal -- now they get an "all circuits are busy" message...
I have new S5. NO CALLS come in if are on LTE/CDMA network browsing internet and someone is trying to call you in the same time. Sprint had me changed to CDMA and in that case calls do come through. Anyone else has this problem?
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I have new S5. NO CALLS come in if are on LTE/CDMA network browsing internet and someone is trying to call you in the same time. Sprint had me changed to CDMA and in that case calls do come through. Anyone else has this problem?
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I have same problem.
More info here:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/eOToYgJXdrw[1-25-false]
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...t-htc-one-m8-not-receiving-phone-calls-2.html
As i understand, the problem is if 4G network doesn't support voice over LTE (4G is only for data). And when you receive call, the phone that is on 4G network, it must switch to 3G. And at this switch error happens. that's why you don't get call, that's why i get SMS with notification of missed call.
Been testing between network modes "LTE/WCDMA/GSM" and "WCDMA/GSM".
When i am on "WCDMA/GSM", i have no problem..
Since I'm using straighttalk's verizon sim, I don't have HD calling, which means when I get a call, my phone loses data connection to take the call. This disconnects me from the internet.
Any ideas on how to disable incoming calls? Would seem like an easy fix, but I can't find a solution at all.
Use tasker or macro droid
Delete all your Friendships ?
force LTE only. so your phone wont switch to 3g or 2g it will only use 4G. https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/help/how-to-force-lte-lg-v20-t3660122