Hey everyone,
I have moved to Spain for six months. I disconnected my Verizon Galaxy Nexus, and assumed I would be able to use it whenever I had WiFi (for instance, at my dorm).
I flew into the airport in Spain and used the WiFi without problem. Video chatted, etc. The WiFi was blue.
I have now moved into my dorm and I am using their WiFi network. My phone says it is a WPA/WPA2 PSK network. I entered a password to gain access to the network. For some reason, when I am connected to the network, the WiFi signal stays grey. I am still able to use the browser, and my gmail works. But it does not sync automatically, I have to press refresh. I have a feeling none of my apps are syncing and displaying notifications. The worst thing - when I go on google talk everything is grayed out, making me permanently offline.
On my laptop I seem to have full internet functionality.
I really want my WiFi to work on my phone over the next six months at my dorm. Anyone have any ideas? Screenshot below, showing my strong-appearing yet grey WiFi meter.
I have moved to Spain for six months. I disconnected my Verizon Galaxy Nexus, and assumed I would be able to use it whenever I had WiFi (for instance, at my dorm).
I flew into the airport in Spain and used the WiFi without problem. Video chatted, etc. The WiFi was blue.
I have now moved into my dorm and I am using their WiFi network. My phone says it is a WPA/WPA2 PSK network. I entered a password to gain access to the network. For some reason, when I am connected to the network, the WiFi signal stays grey. I am still able to use the browser, and my gmail works. But it does not sync automatically, I have to press refresh. I have a feeling none of my apps are syncing and displaying notifications. The worst thing - when I go on google talk everything is grayed out, making me permanently offline.
On my laptop I seem to have full internet functionality.
I really want my WiFi to work on my phone over the next six months at my dorm. Anyone have any ideas? Screenshot below, showing my strong-appearing yet grey WiFi meter.