I just upgraded my wife's and my phone to a Galaxy Nexus. One thing that I've noticed is that these phones seem to have poor radios in them. The first two phones couldn't hold a data connection (or get sufficient signal) long enough to even activate the phone. I then took them back and got two more phones. So far one of them has been working a whole lot better. But the other one had to go back again. So my wife is on her third phone now and it seems to be acting up as well. The phone just can't seem to hold a cell connection. It's constantly switching between 3G and 4G, then nothing (signal meter has a little "X" in it). Her old Samsung Fascinate (which she absolutely hated) worked better than the Nexus. The rest of the phone appears to work fine. The area that I live in is on the border of 3G/4G so I'd be happy if it just stayed at 3G. But it can't even seem to do that (I did change it to CDMA only).
Are these issues normal? Could it just be a bad batch of phones?
Are these issues normal? Could it just be a bad batch of phones?