March 13th, 2012, 12:10 AM
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You are absolutely correct!
Hi there,
Just saw your post about having issues with the LTE network with your SGS2. I own the same phone and I'm from Toronto where I have hardly ever had any issues with LTE, even within buildings where I only get only 1 bar which usually still gives me 15 up/down and when I'm at full bars, I get up to 50 down and 18 up.
Since I've been in Vancouver for the past 2 days I can't get my phone to stay on LTE. I'm staying at the Hyatt Regency and there is an antenna about 100 feet from my bedroom window beaming right into the room and I get full signal at about -50dBm but LTE just does not want to work... In fact my phone will switch to LTE until I try to access the internet at which point the phone freezes for a few secs and then switches back to HSPA+. No data will go through it!!! I tried to walk around downtown, no luck! I seriously think there are issues with the LTE network here, like I said I have never had any problems in Toronto even on 1 bar!
It could help you if you want to identify the nearest cell site to you by going to Canadian Cell Tower Map Finder. If you see a 10mhz antenna near you, it means its LTE compliant. If you only see 5mhz that's most likely 3G/HSPA and 0.2mhz are GSM/EDGE/GPRS. It could help you to try to get close to a cell site and run tests.
Keep complaining to Rogers, they won't have any choice to fix it otherwise there's going to be issues with a lot of people who pay premium LTE prices.
Cheers!
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Last edited by ImDaMan26; March 13th, 2012 at 12:21 AM.
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