I've got a Inc2 on PagePlus. I love the phone but it gets TERRIBLE reception. I live in a rural area, and am sick of dropping calls... so I'm thinking of stepping up to a Rezound. But being I have to buy my phone outright (used) I wanted to know if anyone had owned both and could let me know if the Rez is better or same as Inc2.
Thanks!!
I think it is the same or slightly worse. Of course there have been a few radio updates for the rezound that may have improved it since i used the incredible 2. Remember there are some areas that have poor cdma reception but solid lte, in which case you'd be better of with the rezound foot data.
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Thanks, Bacon. To use the Rez on PagePlus, I have to flash it. So that means 1RTT max data, so no LTE.
The rezound has better signal reception than the thunderbolt. Many has said the incredible 2 is basically a smaller version of the bolt minus 4g and a few other things. I don't think you could go wrong with the rezound. Just a comparison my bolt I was lucky to get 2 bars where I live compared to the rezound I get 4. Good luck on your choices.
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Rumblur said:
I've got a Inc2 on PagePlus. I love the phone but it gets TERRIBLE reception. I live in a rural area, and am sick of dropping calls... so I'm thinking of stepping up to a Rezound. But being I have to buy my phone outright (used) I wanted to know if anyone had owned both and could let me know if the Rez is better or same as Inc2.
Thanks!!
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Rumblur I don't know about Inc2 but i had to return Samsung Galaxy Nexus because it drop calls and got Rez and all's well. Maybe the antenna in the case back better location.
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Thanks all. I'm waivering.... I can get an Inc1 for $50 or a Rezound for $150, around here (used). I figure my Inc2 will pull $100 so it's not a huge issue financially... but what I really need is someone much smarter than I, to figure out how to get it on PagePlus with 3g! Then I'd be one happy camper
I know I know... I live in a dream world where Verizon doesn't cripple every phone in some way or another
The Rezound gets great reception vs other comparable smartphones.
i am on rezoundand my mom uses inc2. have to say rezound's display is brilliant and cpu is clearly faster than inc2. but... inc2 outweigh much more as for battery life.
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i am on rezoundand my mom uses inc2. have to say rezound's display is brilliant and cpu is clearly faster than inc2. but... inc2 outweigh much more as for battery life.
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Hope it would on battery life as that phone only has 3g
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The trick for me is, the Rezound would be great... but I'm on Page Plus, and they can't do 4G/LTE phones yet. So I'd have to get it flashed so it could be activated. The trouble with THAT is according to everything I've read, is the data is limited to 1RTT, no 3G. Sooooo.... what to do? My Dinc2 is a great phone, but the reception is killing me. I'm sick of having to be a contortionist or walk around in hopes of getting a good signal.
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Man the Droid X2 seems like a awesome device and I'm looking to jumpship from T-Mobile. Now...why in the world does it not have 4G LTE?...makes no sense. Why release a new phone and still have it run on the slow network? Any ideas or comments from Motorola/Verizon? Besides the Bionic any hints on a refreshed Droid with 4G LTE?
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Because the Tegra chipset causes issues with the LTE antenna
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4g LTE would drain the crap out this phone battery with it being dual core. I am glad it doesn't have 4g.
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4g LTE would drain the crap out this phone battery with it being dual core. I am glad it doesn't have 4g.
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You know you sound like Steve Jobs right? Sigh... "I'm glad it doesn't have 4g"...Sure you are rofl.
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Because the Tegra chipset causes issues with the LTE antenna
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Yeah it must be something like that :S..guess thats why the Revolution has 4G but no dual core
Love my X2. Wouldn't have bought it if it had LTE. It would likely have been thicker, heavier, and would have drained my battery much faster. I was shopping for a killer 3G phone and that's what I got. ;-)
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I also love this phone. Can't wait for custom roms. In all honesty the speed of 4g is kind of overkill for a phone anyway
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Plus, the LTE radio is thick as ****. Moto wanted to keep the slim design just like the original. And like colonel said, it would've drained the battery like crazy.
Go home. Don't ask a question and then when you get people who are taking time to answer you you reply with sarcastic and rude replies. Go get a 4g phone, I don't want to see you all the time in the x2 forums.
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Everyone is right so far. its a design choice, battery issue, and hardware problem. Tegra has had issues with LTE chipsets, its been noted and is a big reason the original Bionic never made it. Also the chipsets SUCK battery and are a good bit larger, so its good for our phone size and battery life. Honestly, i love the battery life of this thing, LTE would cut it in half (where its available, and would still drain a bit extra even where its not avail.)
Maybe because MOST of us don't have 4G yet. They've had 3 or 4 outages, nationwide, so far. The battery issue was a big one for me, and based on some of the troubles they've been having with the Thunderbolt, I'm glad I made the decision I did. That's also however, becuase good choices are limited on VZW. They seem to be trailing a bit. There are some very good phones for other carriers that are already out. Everyone is holding out for the beloved Bionic, which isn't really going to smoke the competition like it could have 6 months ago. VZW could get some respect back by releasing a Dev phone. Now a Bionic with an inlocked bootloader and vanilla android?.....that would be nice.
dual core phone and 4G drain battery
tech has to improve before i make the jump to 4G
Well, I got a few more years of school so I ain't going anywhere, but I do plan to move afterward and the area I'm moving to has 4G LTE. My current area isn't going to get it until 2013, and I can just get a 4G phone, then. But in reality, I really don't even know how I would use 4G LTE bandwidth when I have it.
Anywho, the point is, for some of us 4G LTE isn't an option for quite some time, and by the time it is, we'll be able to get new phones at the upgrade price. In our cases, this phone makes A LOT of sense and is a great buy.
There are a *A LOT* of people stuck in 3G. Furthermore, other than the better download speeds, I don't really see 4G phones fully utilizing the 4G network. The tablets, sure maybe, but since the majority of people are still on 3G, most everything out there is going to cater to it. It's kinda like when broadband came out and virtually all websites were still 56K friendly.
And I'm not saying there aren't benefits to 4G, I'm just saying for the typical user, there's really not a whole lot out there capitalizing on it.
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You know you sound like Steve Jobs right? Sigh... "I'm glad it doesn't have 4g"...Sure you are rofl.
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I'll second that. 3g is plenty fast for surfing the web and downloading apps, emails, etc. I actually went into the store ready to buy a thunderbolt and the salesman was having a field day with it until we started talking battery life. Fortunately, he was more interested in having a happy customer than selling a thunderbolt.
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Go home. Don't ask a question and then when you get people who are taking time to answer you you reply with sarcastic and rude replies. Go get a 4g phone, I don't want to see you all the time in the x2 forums.
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Ah, A little sarcastic maybe, but he wasn't THAT rude. He's just misinformed about the virtues of NOT having an LTE receiver in your phone. Who would want a big, clunky, batterey chewing Thunderbolt, when they could have a Droid X2 instead? It's a no-brainer.
....or maybe he's just throwing out an inocent flame or two, just to see who catches 'em.
It does not have "4g" but the sbf file says the platform is 4g tegra... Computer also detects a 4g modem on certain states... Take from that what you will.
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It does not have "4g" but the sbf file says the platform is 4g tegra... Computer also detects a 4g modem on certain states... Take from that what you will.
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I saw some lte stuff commented out in build.prop. Interesting.
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According to some it's just recycled code. But to me I wonder why the computer detects 4G hardware when it's "not there"... does not make much sense to me. Now granted if it had 4G you would have expected that to be advertised and that it would have already been activated and running.
The wife and I both had thunderbolts at first. Those were the biggest pieces of crap. You name the issue folks were having (spontaneous reboots, crap battery life) and we were having it. HTC shoehorned an LTE radio into a desire HD and cheaped out on the screen etc to offset the costs. Swapped for the droid x2 and haven't looked back. Nowhere near 4g in my area and won't be. The LTE radios sucked batteries even though we weren't in an LTE service area. I laugh at the folks that even compare these 4g phones with a phone like this one...when the same technology in phones like the thunderbolt could have been purchased nearly 2 years ago (minus LTE). Kinda like 50Meg broadband on a celeron e-machine =)
The biggest reason I wouldn't buy a 4g phone right now is simply due to the fact this is the first generation of phones with LTE radios and it's going to take a while to get all these issues worked out. I figure when I'm eligible to upgrade in a year and a half from now perhaps they'll have decent dual-core LTE capable phones that are reliable and more efficient on battery by that time.
Currently have a Galaxy Nexus, and the radio in this phone is not good. I often find myself in areas with perfect 4G and yet my phone can still be stuck on 3G... I have bad signal in general out where I live, and yet my brother's RAZR Maxx is able to text with no problems where as I need to hold my phone in the air and pray to the phone gods every other text... It's just plain annoying, so I am looking into switching phones. I really like HTC's phones, as my last phone was the Thunderbolt so I was wondering if the Rezound actually has a decent radio unlike my Nexus.
I have both phones. My nexus drops 4g or all signals all the time, even with the 4.0.4 radios. My rezound always has a great signal, even in areas where the 4g signal isn't great to begin with. And I've never had the issue of dropped calls on my rez.
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Yeah really good ones actually, just some people have problems with the latest leak including myself
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That is one of the Rezound's key advantages everybody can agree on: great radio strength. Unless the area has really poor signal strength from the tower itself, the Rezound is one of the best Verizon smartphones for signal strength.
My rezound in a metal box has better reception than the Nexus
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That's good to hear, I'm seriously interested in trading my Nexus for a Rezound at this point lol. I love the community and abundance of roms for my phone but it doesn't even matter if I can't get any signal when I need it.
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That's good to hear, I'm seriously interested in trading my Nexus for a Rezound at this point lol. I love the community and abundance of roms for my phone but it doesn't even matter if I can't get any signal when I need it.
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Try swappa or Craigslist...
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Rezound has had the best signal of any phone I've used, there's literally only one place I have bad signal which is work, which is a dead zone for all carriers.
The only place I get bad reception is the super sticks north of Ashland, OH...and thats just the data. Otherwise, perfect.
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Have not seen my signal drop below 3 bars with the newest leak. But it has had a strong signal
since I bought it last November, and the only problems I have had with the signal was when VZW
had all those 4G outages and we were stuck on 1X.
I left my GNex for the Rezound. I actually had it before i took it back to the store to return it and get the nexus on day 1. I started having severe signal issues with it almost from the first day o got it. The radios suck in the GNex. Next to my wife's Thunderbolt, she constantly showed 4G, I had either no signal, 1x or 3G (rarely). After 4 replacement GNex from VZW, I found a guy who gave me a hella deal. Rezound, new in box, extended battery and back cover, original battery and cover, a case and all cables including the beats headphones. I only gave him a 2 month old GNex and a charger lol. Bottom line, Rezound has better build quality AND radios. I'm happy with my situation.
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I get a strong 4g signal with my battery cover off (antenna housing).
I just sold my HTC Rezound and got my Razr Maxx from someone locally only about 5 days ago. In short, I miss my Rezound.
Before anyone jumps down my throat, let me explain. I am basing this solely off my experience at work where I spend 40+ hours of my week. Other than that, I really like this phone and want it to work out for me.
In my office here at work, I have always had bad reception with Verizon, regardless of the phone. It's just the way that this building is and the fact that there isn't a Verizon tower close enough to get good reception. Supposedly they are going to install a Verizon tower in our parking lot, but who knows when or if that will really happen.
With that being said, my Rezound held 4G for most of the day, albeit barely. But it did for most of my day and when it dropped 4G, the transition to 3G was pretty seamless.
With my Maxx, I am having major problems holding 4G or connectivity at all several times throughout my work day. If I open the Play Store or apps like Facebook, it will say no connection even when the 4G icon is visible. Then it will turn white at times too.
To its credit, I get good reception outside of work and at home which is true for every Verizon phone that I have owned (Incredible, Thunderbolt, Charge, Rezound).
So what gives? Without going back to a Rezound, what are my other options? The Nexus is much worse in this department correct?
Any advice would help, thanks!
Nexus is horrible in reception department. I know exactly what you mean with the white 4G no connection issue. I get it all the time too...even with 4G showing full bars. Also when I open the browser its just white and froze.
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Nexus is horrible in reception department. I know exactly what you mean with the white 4G no connection issue. I get it all the time too...even with 4G showing full bars. Also when I open the browser its just white and froze.
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So, it's not just me? LOL
It's getting pretty ridiculous. Today I can barely do anything with it at work, it's not holding much of anything.
Is this a known network issue? Because if not, I will have to dump this phone unfortunately.
Yeah I don't know if it's the battery or what but 4G reception seems hit or miss on my Razr Maxx, it usually works great but in fringe areas it's shakier than I'd like.
That said, I use my office's wifi (where 4G reception sucks) and keep my phone on 3G unless I need to download things. So it isn't a huge issue.
I can't go back to a smaller battery, though.
Just as an update, the reception is embarrassingly bad today. I can't connect to anything data related. Connection keeps going in and out.
My Rezound would connect to everything daily. Only problem is that I don't want another Rezound lol.
Decisions, decisions....
the nexus has horrible signal issues, don't get one. as far as the maxx and signal/4g i get 10x better signal strength than i had with my rezound or nexus. if you want, install the .209 ics leak. it gave me much better 4g reception and speeds.
could also be you just do not have good verizon service where you are and no phone will fix that.
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the nexus has horrible signal issues, don't get one. as far as the maxx and signal/4g i get 10x better signal strength than i had with my rezound or nexus. if you want, install the .209 ics leak. it gave me much better 4g reception and speeds.
could also be you just do not have good verizon service where you are and no phone will fix that.
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I definitely don't have good Verizon service where my office is located as I said in the OP. But, even with that said, my Rezound always held a data connection, and mostly 4G at that.
I have no idea why this phone with supposed better radios can't match that. It's very, very disheartening.
I will try the ICS leak. Is the .209 one the one where you can't go back to stock if you wanted to? That might be an issue for me.
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I definitely don't have good Verizon service where my office is located as I said in the OP. But, even with that said, my Rezound always held a data connection, and mostly 4G at that.
I have no idea why this phone with supposed better radios can't match that. It's very, very disheartening.
I will try the ICS leak. Is the .209 one the one where you can't go back to stock if you wanted to? That might be an issue for me.
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no going back to gingerbread once you install. i dunno maybe your phone is defective? i have no data issues and hand off's are great.
Possible that Verizon is having an outage around you?
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My razr on rogers does the no connection thing in the play store at times also. That is running ics on 3g
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Possible that Verizon is having an outage around you?
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There is none that they know of. I went into a Verizon store tonight and they installed a new sim for me.
I have had strong signal since then, but I'm not at work and I usually get good signal at home.
If I don't have good signal tomorrow at work I will just have to face the sad reality that this phone won't play nice at work. Then I will have to make a decision from there.
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Have you tried simply turning 4G off? Basically, go to the network settings and turn it to CDMA only, instead of CDMA+LTE. 2-3 bars of 3G is better than 0-1 bars of 4G. At least while you're at work.
Are you sure it's not a defective unit?
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It happen on my atrix 2 too.
Before i was using htc hero and it held 3g in my office even it only 1 or 2 bar,but with my atrix 2 it stay on edge and sometimes no connectivity. I guess motorola has bad antenna and i'm planning to get htc rezound.
Sorry for my bad english.
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It happen on my atrix 2 too.
Before i was using htc hero and it held 3g in my office even it only 1 or 2 bar,but with my atrix 2 it stay on edge and sometimes no connectivity. I guess motorola has bad antenna and i'm planning to get htc rezound.
Sorry for my bad english.
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That's the thing, Motorola is top notch with antennas, HTC is next best, as I have the Rezound, signal is great but I'm still leading towards defective unit.
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Have you tried this? Should do the trick.
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Have you tried this? Should do the trick.
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I put 3 on my back cover,but no luck.
I keep awaiting for bootloader unlock for razr and atrix 2,maybe custom kernel will do some trick on signal to keep hold on 3g although it's only 1 or 2 bar. Because from my experience,motorola will get no connectivity when it drop to 2 or 1 bar of 3g.
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I put 3 on my back cover,but no luck.
I keep awaiting for bootloader unlock for razr and atrix 2,maybe custom kernel will do some trick on signal to keep hold on 3g although it's only 1 or 2 bar. Because from my experience,motorola will get no connectivity when it drop to 2 or 1 bar of 3g.
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LoL. I was joking. Tell me you really didn't try that.
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LoL. I was joking. Tell me you really didn't try that.
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Do what? Put that sticker on my back cover? Actually i really did it,i even add a piece of aluminium foil to get more signal. LOL
Let's laugh together
That's is the stupid idea that i did to get the phone hold on 3g,and if you read our atrix2 forum,most of us got a bad data connectivity.
I'll wait until ics comes out,if it still have a lock bootloader or connection issue,then maybe i'll jump to another boat (no more moto,this is the last)
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Are you sure it's not a defective unit?
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It might possibly be, but I'm not leaning towards that as I'm getting good reception and connection at home.
It's only happening at work where nobody gets good Verizon signal to begin with. Only problem is my rezound was holding enough signal and not dropping but this phone is dropping.
My conclusion so far is that the rezound holds weak signals better and the MAXX just drops them.
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Droid Life came out with a full review today. The battery life is quite good according to them (average life of 21 hours), but surprisingly he reported some 4G drop issues and said the camera wasn't that great. I'm hoping the signal was just a fluke, but it seems to be since other big reviewers have said it's top notch.
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/11/19/htc-droid-dna-review/
I saw it, and though meh on the 4G drop. It could have easily been in his area. Of all the reviews I've seen he was the only one to have that issue. I also thought the photo samples he had were really not as bad as he described them to be either.
As much as I want to jump on this phone, the only issue I seem to have now is storage space. It's this or the GN2. I still don't know?
8192 on Quads! Thanks sick!
Damn it when will Wednesday get here??!??!!!?!?!!
I actually experience the 3g/4g drop often on my galaxy nexus and I live in the bay area. Definitely sucks my battery to oblivion. Since HTC is said to make better radios I hope the drops would be less frequent.
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I actually experience the 3g/4g drop often on my galaxy nexus and I live in the bay area. Definitely sucks my battery to oblivion. Since HTC is said to make better radios I hope the drops would be less frequent.
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I wouldn't worry about it, when I got the GNex I my thunderbolt up and running for a couple days and the radios are noticeably stronger and more stable on the Thunderbolt. Side by side I'd get solid 4g on the bolt where the GNex was spotty at best. My house isn't the in the strongest 4g area, but the Tbolt wouldn't drop off the signal no matter where in my home I was. The GNex I get 4g outside or by windows and that's it, with 3g speeds. The tbolt would pull a solid 12-15up 3-5down sitting right next to it.
Not to mention the GNex isn't exactly known for its radios.
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Droid Life came out with a full review today. The battery life is quite good according to them (average life of 21 hours), but surprisingly he reported some 4G drop issues and said the camera wasn't that great. I'm hoping the signal was just a fluke, but it seems to be since other big reviewers have said it's top notch.
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/11/19/htc-droid-dna-review/
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The review doesn't talk about any drops in the traditional sense, but rather that the phone was "dropping back" to 3G in weak 4G areas:
I constantly found the device dropping back to 3G, even when other devices were maintaining a 4G connection, albeit a poor one at that.
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This is something that is done on purpose in order to maintain a more reliable connection without as many actual drops when switching between 3G and 4G. With my Rezound, Galaxy Nexus, and RAZR MAXX, when I would be out on the edge of a 4G area, the phone would jump back and forth between 3G and 4G, resulting in actual drops in service and a drain on the battery. My S3 does what the DNA does - opts to stick with 3G in weak 4G areas. The result is a far more stable connection with less drops in service and much less battery drain.
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The review doesn't talk about any drops in the traditional sense, but rather that the phone was "dropping back" to 3G in weak 4G areas
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Yeah, that's what I meant. Only dropping down from 4G. He said that you can't disable 4G though, but I'm guessing there will be a non-stock way of doing it.
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I also thought the photo samples he had were really not as bad as he described them to be either.
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I thought the pictures looked great, but I'm also comparing them to my 2.5 year old Incredible so pretty much any high end phone, besides maybe Motorolas, will look great to me lol
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Yeah, that's what I meant. Only dropping down from 4G. He said that you can't disable 4G though, but I'm guessing there will be a non-stock way of doing it.
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man i really hope there will be a way you can disable 4G whenever you want. that'd be so useful if i needed to conserve battery and i'm in a spotty 4G area
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Yeah, that's what I meant. Only dropping down from 4G. He said that you can't disable 4G though, but I'm guessing there will be a non-stock way of doing it.
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Pretty much every LTE phone released on Verizon over the past several months hasn't had the option to disable LTE in the stock settings. Even some phones that used to have the option have had it removed in updates (such as the RAZR and RAZR MAXX). But with all of these phones, there have been ways of putting the phone into 3G only mode without root via an app or through settings that can be accessed through the phone's dialer.
So my contracts almost up and I'm looking at the S4. My GNex has awful battery life, the 4g signal is spotty at best for some reason despite living in a heavily built up 4g area. How you liking the call/signal/battery quality of the S4?
And should I just swap to another carrier, I know some people are going to yell yes, but honestly I don't know what to do. I don't have their unlimited data, but I've never really had issues until the GNex with 3g/4g signals for some reason and all. There's not really any other carriers that have the network that VZW has in my area and areas I travel a lot either so that's another thing, but I've been wanting to swap carriers to see if the other side really is better so to speak.
I owned the Galaxy Nexus and I don't think I've ever had worse battery life and signal on a phone.
The battery life and radios on the S IV are significantly better.
I came from a GNex myself and I ran all varieties of Roms and used AOKP as my daily driver.
I can easily say without a shadow of a doubt after 3 days of use my battery life is night and day better as is my 4g connection. Dont hesitate... just upgrade.
Lil
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Have a to agree....gnex had horrible battery and my radio sucked bigtime. Both so far are complete opposite on this fine s4. I have ran into bad battery drain though when doing big up/downloads on LTE if my coverage is bad. Wish they could just throttle transmit power intelligently. I hate hot phones.
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