Dear Cell C representative,
It seems that the carrier settings applicable for the Apple iPad gives higher preference to the EDGE network, rather than the 3G network. In certain areas, where there is 3G, the iPad registers an EDGE signal, and internet connectivity is incredibly slow, up to the point where no websites open due to a timeout.
If I change the network selection from Automatic to manual, and manually select Cell C, the 3G connectivity is restored. It remains on the 3G network, up to a point where I put the iPad to sleep. If I want to use the iPad, after a period of time, and awake the device, it defaults back to EDGE. I then have to go through the manual network selection process to reinstate the 3G state.
Can this be fixed through a carrier settings update? It's highly frustrating. Not enjoying the hassle to get the "whoooooosh".
Any other users experiencing this annoyance?
Many Thanks
It seems that the carrier settings applicable for the Apple iPad gives higher preference to the EDGE network, rather than the 3G network. In certain areas, where there is 3G, the iPad registers an EDGE signal, and internet connectivity is incredibly slow, up to the point where no websites open due to a timeout.
If I change the network selection from Automatic to manual, and manually select Cell C, the 3G connectivity is restored. It remains on the 3G network, up to a point where I put the iPad to sleep. If I want to use the iPad, after a period of time, and awake the device, it defaults back to EDGE. I then have to go through the manual network selection process to reinstate the 3G state.
Can this be fixed through a carrier settings update? It's highly frustrating. Not enjoying the hassle to get the "whoooooosh".
Any other users experiencing this annoyance?
Many Thanks