I have been getting A LOT more Lost Signal Events on my Nexus. So many that I installed No Signal Alert on my phone to track them. It's been happening like 3 - 5 times an hour. So far I've noticed it's only when I'm on 4G, and most common when I am at home (even though I have full signal strength when I do have signal).
Like I said, it was getting pretty common, dropping out on phone calls and what-not. So I reflashed to AOKP 33 and updated kernels to franco's Milestone 3 thinking this might fix the problem.
But, alas, it did not. Still have the same problems. Happening WAY too often. Is this a hardware issue? Think I can swap it out with Verizon? I've read around and people seem to still have the problem even after swapping out. I mean, it's a PHONE first and foremost. So if I can't use it as a phone, what's the point? I REEEEAALY don't want to trade a completely different device, but it looks like I might have to. I mean, the Nexus was supposed to be first in lines for updates, right? It looks like Verizon is crippling that and now the network issues? What's the point?
Like I said, it was getting pretty common, dropping out on phone calls and what-not. So I reflashed to AOKP 33 and updated kernels to franco's Milestone 3 thinking this might fix the problem.
But, alas, it did not. Still have the same problems. Happening WAY too often. Is this a hardware issue? Think I can swap it out with Verizon? I've read around and people seem to still have the problem even after swapping out. I mean, it's a PHONE first and foremost. So if I can't use it as a phone, what's the point? I REEEEAALY don't want to trade a completely different device, but it looks like I might have to. I mean, the Nexus was supposed to be first in lines for updates, right? It looks like Verizon is crippling that and now the network issues? What's the point?
