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O2 3G seamless transition |
animalmafia
Joined: Oct 29, 2004
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I've seen this floating around for a while but what exactly is "seamless transition" does it mean it doesnt drop your call when changing between 3G down to 2G?
Incidentally my friend has a Nokia 6630 is there anyway to lock it off 3G to prvent bad signal reception in out area?
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Stinger151
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I thought when u go out of a 3g area it changes automaticly to 2g or 2.5g.
Thats wat happens on my 7600. |
animalmafia
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yes but on 3 it used to drop the call when it did this |
MikLSP
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Thats because '3' are a pile of $h!T
The 'real' networks won't/don't have that problem.
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Stinger151
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Yep,miks right |
peterpan211
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Right when your in a 3g area and you make a VIDEO call when you move out of a 3g area into a 2.5g area will drop ALL THE CALL, but if you make a voice call in a 3g area then move into a 2.5g area it will auto change and the VOICE CALL Will stay live...and vice versa VOICE CALL in a 2.5g area into a 3g area all that will happen is you will be able to make a video call etc....
Also with 3g browsing, when you move into a 2.5g area all that happens is the download rate changes automatically as well...
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animalmafia
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Thanks for the quick response. Thats why i left 3 in the first place.
[ This Message was edited by: animalmafia on 2005-02-17 23:06 ] |
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Posted: 2005-02-17 17:31
