3 Network deadspots

DoaM

But you ARE still using their infrastructure ... just not all of it.

(I'm presuming the call still goes through their network switches and on to the destination).

AndyPix

Yeah thats true ..


It still doesnt feel fair though

mr_fishbulb

DoaM wrote: »

According to a comment on this article, 3 recently introduced true WiFi calling.

Edit: that's what the above post is saying too.

That's what I use with Three - a dead spot in my house, so I have the Three InTouch app. It works well.

glentoran99

mr_fishbulb wrote: »

That's what I use with Three - a dead spot in my house, so I have the Three InTouch app. It works well.

Its moved on from the app now too, you don't even need it know with certain phones

mr_fishbulb

glentoran99 wrote: »

Its moved on from the app now too, you don't even need it know with certain phones

I do with my phone

thescouselander

Yeah, use 3 in touch. I've used it loads of times when I've been on holiday in obscure places and it works fine.

indesisiv

Even if 3 still did the boosters I am not sure that they would have even given one just to fix a dead spot in one room of a house!

takman

Also it should be pointed out that the device that is being discussed is not a "Signal Booster" which would reley on bosting an exisiting phone signal.


The Home Signal box is a Femtocell which connects to your home broadband and then produces a phone signal as long as it can connect to the internet.