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When the phones switch form either 3G or GSM the call drops. (If you on a call obviously)
As for data a simalar thing happens if 10 people jump onto 3G while you on, it sometimes kicks you off and gives them priority on their initial connection, but they can also get kicked of sooner or later.
The easiest way to test that is if you using Mxit on 3G you get kicked of more frequently with a Nokia then on SE (Only coz I use it the most) a SE will just loose connection but then finds it and connects faster (switching process) than on a Nokia. Nokia kicks you off completley...
If you get kicked with Nokia on MXit, you simply get disconnected from MXit servers, its not the phones fault, and it depends on the programing of MXit if it will check if it is connected by sending dummy packets to the server. If you do lose connection to server, simply end data call and the phone automaticaly reconnects. you are just descriminating Nokias.
No no its the connection of the phone to the tower not the tower to Mxit servers. Know what I mean? Lol I do sometimes go to far with Nokios but most of it is based on actually using all type of phones. I use 2 phones right now, an K810 and E61i !! E90 is to big to lugg around.
It's typically a combination of network and handsets that cause the drop in handover. I've asked to check for a general problem.
so you are basically saying that Nokias perform worse on 3G?
Nope on 3G its as good as any other phone when theres a strong signal, its the worst on a medium or weak 3G signal.
u say this by your own experience? any stats or its just opinion?
Its opinion and little research and discussions, I doubt it will be on paper or available to the public, Lol it could kill of some manufacturers.
Try it for yourself.
am i the only one to notice that this thread is that and that im never gonna get my 3g stability
