Not trying to ruin the Nexus One’s parade, but
news about owners reporting issues with inconsistent 3G connections have plenty wondering where the problem lies. Up until now, neither T-Mobile, HTC, or Google was able to come out and say that the Nexus One had problems. With less than a week since its release, T-Mobile has gone on through its forums to officially recognize the Nexus One’s problems with its 3G network – whether it’s having less bars than other T-Mobile handsets or constantly switching between EDGE and 3G when they’re in great coverage. T-Mobile said, “Google and T-Mobile are investigating this issue and hope to have more information for you soon. We understand your concern and appreciate your patience.” Rather than having one point the blame on someone else, at least T-Mobile is taking the liberty to take up the issue head on and attempting to find solutions to correct the issue. It’s still not clear if the problems stems from hardware, software, the network, or a combination – hopefully more light will be shed on this glaring and hopefully short-term problem.
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