On May 15, 3:31*pm, "Steve Terry" <gFOUR...@tesco.net> wrote:
> "Jonathan" <digitalto...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:640ddbbb-9d45-4bc5-b3c6-b02d27e3854a@c65g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...> I've noticed that wherever I am in the country with a good 3g signal,
> > connections can often need a reboot of the phone to get the GPRS/
> > packet data(?) little G back on, and even then, it often doesn't
> > connect to the end website.
>
> > Three don't really "get" what I'm talking about (might even post the
> > recorded conversation here - it makes depressing listening). Is it
> > just me as they suggest? or has packet data been difficult these last
> > couple of weeks?
>
> No problems here, could be the cells you are on are overloaded,
> but i would check your 3g Modem/phone
>
> Steve Terry
I have this problem in my area of Staffordshire, however after 1am in
the morning there is no problem with browsing or downloading. So I
assume the local cell is overloaded during the day / evening as the
previous post suggested. I have had similar problems with 3 not
admitting any local network overloading. During the day / evening web
browsing is so slow as to make it unuseable. I may try a usb dongle
rather than my
3g phone but I doubt it will make much difference. If
anyone else has had problems like this anywhere else a post would be
appreciated.
Charlie
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