So in my insomnia, and my quest to figure out the connectivity issues plaguing our handsets, I have figured out that the logical explanation is that there are two entirely different issues at hand here. I figured this out by finding the tower my phone was connected to, I then drove into the range of four other towers in my area, when I was on 3 of the 5 towers I had no issues, and my phone ran like a champ, the tower nearest my house, and the 5th tower near my girlfriends house both had the suspected CSFB or other network issue
Issue number one: When you are at home or work you do not have data, or voice, or have minimal data and voice and delayed text messages, however when you get a little ways away your device will connect fully to the networks on a separate tower...this logically means that the tower near your house is having issues, most likely with the CSFB hardware or software on that particular tower, sprint is going to lie and say that the tower is at 100 percent and functioning properly, however I now have concrete evidence that they are refusing to acknowledge and resolve the problem, and are going to lie out the butt and make you do resets, prl, and profile updates to the point you will be able to do them in your sleep to make you believe it may be a device issue
Issue number two (possible): It has been commented on the forums that there was possibly a bad batch of devices sent out that are currently in customers hands, customers with these issues will have connectivity issues no matter what tower they go to, although I have no way to prove this issue, this is a possibility, and if you are in your 14 day grace period and suspect this is the issue, trade in your device.
Although this is not the most scientific method to get to the bottom of the issue, this is what I suspect is happening, and have enough comments and complaints from around the web to support the possibility that there are two separate issues happening with our devices
Issue number one: When you are at home or work you do not have data, or voice, or have minimal data and voice and delayed text messages, however when you get a little ways away your device will connect fully to the networks on a separate tower...this logically means that the tower near your house is having issues, most likely with the CSFB hardware or software on that particular tower, sprint is going to lie and say that the tower is at 100 percent and functioning properly, however I now have concrete evidence that they are refusing to acknowledge and resolve the problem, and are going to lie out the butt and make you do resets, prl, and profile updates to the point you will be able to do them in your sleep to make you believe it may be a device issue
Issue number two (possible): It has been commented on the forums that there was possibly a bad batch of devices sent out that are currently in customers hands, customers with these issues will have connectivity issues no matter what tower they go to, although I have no way to prove this issue, this is a possibility, and if you are in your 14 day grace period and suspect this is the issue, trade in your device.
Although this is not the most scientific method to get to the bottom of the issue, this is what I suspect is happening, and have enough comments and complaints from around the web to support the possibility that there are two separate issues happening with our devices