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A working 3G data connection shows up in the top status row of the Pre. That row shows either 3G or G (also called 2G) on the left of the signal strength icon on GSM models, provided that the WiFi is off or WiFi is not connected. Once WiFI is connected its icon will overwrite the 3G icon. That way you always know what connection is active for data connections. | A working 3G data connection shows up in the top status row of the Pre. That row shows either 3G or G (also called 2G) on the left of the signal strength icon on GSM models, provided that the WiFi is off or WiFi is not connected. Once WiFI is connected its icon will overwrite the 3G icon. That way you always know what connection is active for data connections. | ||
| − | + | Many have reported 3G data connection problems, especially when using the Pre on 'non-supported networks' (to be defined). This Wiki helps to solve those problems. | |
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Revision as of 09:49, 21 February 2010
3G in General
A working 3G data connection shows up in the top status row of the Pre. That row shows either 3G or G (also called 2G) on the left of the signal strength icon on GSM models, provided that the WiFi is off or WiFi is not connected. Once WiFI is connected its icon will overwrite the 3G icon. That way you always know what connection is active for data connections. Many have reported 3G data connection problems, especially when using the Pre on 'non-supported networks' (to be defined). This Wiki helps to solve those problems.