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Hey everyone.
I previously had a Nokia 6700 Classic that was also 3G enabled. This was on the Three network (a pay monthly contract). When at my uni room (in a quite isolated area) I could occasionally get a 3G signal. At home (in a major city) I nearly always got a 3G signal. (The icon in the corner changed a 3G icon)
After deciding to buy a new phone and not continuing with my contract, I brought a month old HTC Desire S from eBay which was locked to the o2 network.
On checking out prices and rates, I decided to unlock the phone so I can use my previous Three SIM card with the same number and taking out a 30 day SIM only contract that offers 1 GB of data allowance.
I activated the 'Mobile Network' option.
Whilst at my uni room I couldn't get a 3G signal, I thought this was due to the area and the phone having different capabilities than my previous phone.
However when I got home I still don't get a 3G signal either.
I put on my WiFi and this works great on all applications.
My brother (on Vodafone) has a little Wildfire and when he's connected to his 3G network, underneath the 'Mobile Network' tick box in the Settings menu, his says 'connected' whereas mine, whilst ticked, will say 'Connect to the Internet'.
The 'Network Mode' selected is set to 'GSM/WCDMA auto'.
Everything else on the phone works fine, texting, calling etc.
I'm guessing it's something to do with it not being an o2 SIM card. I have ordered a free o2 SIM to test this. I have also contacted HTC about this and they are yet to get back to me.
Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem, and/or knows how to fix this.
I would preferably like to stay with Three as the deal I have is perfect.
Thanks for reading, i'll keep you updated what happens, and any help would be greatly appreciated!
I previously had a Nokia 6700 Classic that was also 3G enabled. This was on the Three network (a pay monthly contract). When at my uni room (in a quite isolated area) I could occasionally get a 3G signal. At home (in a major city) I nearly always got a 3G signal. (The icon in the corner changed a 3G icon)
After deciding to buy a new phone and not continuing with my contract, I brought a month old HTC Desire S from eBay which was locked to the o2 network.
On checking out prices and rates, I decided to unlock the phone so I can use my previous Three SIM card with the same number and taking out a 30 day SIM only contract that offers 1 GB of data allowance.
I activated the 'Mobile Network' option.
Whilst at my uni room I couldn't get a 3G signal, I thought this was due to the area and the phone having different capabilities than my previous phone.
However when I got home I still don't get a 3G signal either.
I put on my WiFi and this works great on all applications.
My brother (on Vodafone) has a little Wildfire and when he's connected to his 3G network, underneath the 'Mobile Network' tick box in the Settings menu, his says 'connected' whereas mine, whilst ticked, will say 'Connect to the Internet'.
The 'Network Mode' selected is set to 'GSM/WCDMA auto'.
Everything else on the phone works fine, texting, calling etc.
I'm guessing it's something to do with it not being an o2 SIM card. I have ordered a free o2 SIM to test this. I have also contacted HTC about this and they are yet to get back to me.
Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem, and/or knows how to fix this.
I would preferably like to stay with Three as the deal I have is perfect.
Thanks for reading, i'll keep you updated what happens, and any help would be greatly appreciated!