Sorry - Typo in Title. It should be "reacquire"
I have an odd problem and was wondering if anyone else had this issue and if there was a solution. I have my same Verizon Nexus that I bought on release day. As of late, I've noticed that my phone will sit on a 3G connection a lot more than it used to. If I reboot the phone, I'll come back with an excellent 4G connection for a good period of time (until I need to reboot it again).
I usually notice this at work because I keep it right in front of me. At first, I was just chalking it up to coincidence and, as an IT'er, when it doubt, reboot! right?
But a teammate that sits about 4 feet away has the exact same phone. So we can easily ask if either has a 4G connection if one of us drops 4G. His will randomly drop but his will reacquire in a few seconds. Mine will drop and stay dropped for a long period of time. I usually don't wait and see if it'll get 4G on its own because it's faster to reboot - and it always works.
Thoughts?
I have an odd problem and was wondering if anyone else had this issue and if there was a solution. I have my same Verizon Nexus that I bought on release day. As of late, I've noticed that my phone will sit on a 3G connection a lot more than it used to. If I reboot the phone, I'll come back with an excellent 4G connection for a good period of time (until I need to reboot it again).
I usually notice this at work because I keep it right in front of me. At first, I was just chalking it up to coincidence and, as an IT'er, when it doubt, reboot! right?
But a teammate that sits about 4 feet away has the exact same phone. So we can easily ask if either has a 4G connection if one of us drops 4G. His will randomly drop but his will reacquire in a few seconds. Mine will drop and stay dropped for a long period of time. I usually don't wait and see if it'll get 4G on its own because it's faster to reboot - and it always works.
Thoughts?