SGS3 poor mobile signal?

JJ_Egan

thegoodman wrote: »

Only reason 23n1th is doing this to cover up any negative about Android. Stick to the point and let others read and make up their mind.

23n1th is an AF (Android Fanboy) who will make anything up as long as its good about Android.

But thats exactly what you do .
Android problem you hit Google and post back .You are not doing proper research but just finding posts to prove one tiny part of a far more complicated picture .
SGS3 overheats compare that to the half a million Google posts IPhone overheats or the two million Nokia overheats posts One million Blackberry over heats posts . Now as you fail to mention what is obvious to even a school kid in that mobile phones are something that overheats your brazen attempts to rubbish one OS and ignore anything similar about any other phone makes your bias very very clear .
You keep saying all the facts should be out in the open for users to decide for themselves . Could not agree more yet you totally disagree with your own ethos and do no research bar hit Google and search for xx problem to back up your lack of knowledge in the matter .
Sadly its something that you continually fail to understand and just turn around and say Android fanboys would say that . I could understand that if you where a spotty adolescent attention seeker but i assumed you where a grown up .

jje

thegoodman

Regardless of what 2 or 3 S3 users say, who do not even have an iPhone 4s
The signal on S3 is weak in compare to 4s, I have both phones on the same Vodafone network. The 4s works in the places where S3 do not.
You do not need to do the research or know the specification.
Either you can make the call or not, whatever specification says is pointless for a user.

buscape

anewhope wrote: »

See post #47

Noted. mrochester, did you try to make a call with the iPhone?

thegoodman

anewhope wrote: »

It certainly appears that way.

So am I correct as per your post if data is available then it must be right such as signal problem, malware or any other problem?
I am sure you agree with this since you have made the statement otherwise you would not make such a statement.
This is one point we both agree on, to get the data and web links where possible to backup the point. I will keep that in mind

Do you also agree that it may not alway be possible to get the data when post is based on users experience such as network signal problem with s3

thegoodman

anewhope wrote: »

It's almost a certainty that the iPhone didn't either. Signal bars on handsets are wildly misleading, especially on iPhones since Apple adjusted how they are reported to make the 'death-grip' seem less of an issue than it is.

Wrong.
The problem was only with iPhone 4 not iPhone 4s or any other iPhones.

mrochester

buscape wrote: »

Noted. mrochester, did you try to make a call with the iPhone?

I was sending a text.

buscape

If it got sent, the iPhone clearly had signal at the time.

[Deleted User]

thegoodman wrote: »

Wrong.
The problem was only with iPhone 4 not iPhone 4s or any other iPhones.

It was changed in Ios 4, since that was not exclusive to the iPhone my point is correct.

talkalot

I live in a town which has good O2 2g signal. My IP4s was reading
-95 and my SGS3 was reading -101db both in the same room connected to the same mast.

[Deleted User]

thegoodman wrote: »

So am I correct as per your post if data is available then it must be right such as signal problem, malware or any other problem?
I am sure you agree with this since you have made the statement otherwise you would not make such a statement.
This is one point we both agree on, to get the data and web links where possible to backup the point. I will keep that in mind

Do you also agree that it may not alway be possible to get the data when post is based on users experience such as network signal problem with s3

How do you measure signal strength in physics, certainly not in signal bars which brings me right back to the start that no one making these statements is willing to back them up with anything readily available to give credibility to their position.

You're blaming the handset. You're being asked to back that up with meaningful information. Until you do, your position can quite legitimately be disregarded.

Unable or unwilling?

And no one mentioned malware. Including that in every discussion just goes to show what a broken record you are.