So this is beyond anything I can think of an explanation or a fix. I've tried everything. New kernel, new ROM, new browser, I've tried a lot of things.
Here's the issue that is going on. After about twenty minutes, give or take 20min, the data will stop going to the browser until I reset the mobile data, which then works like a charm. Now here's the tricky part, it's not that the data was gone, or even slowed down(I don't think), it's just that ANY browser will not load web pages and video's will stop loading. I know that it is only to the browser because uTorrent stays downloading at the rate it was before the browser stopped. Does uTorrent have priority on internet over Firefox n IE? I know on a few of my buddies computers they have to sometimes close uTorrent and the browser goes fast and back to normal. That is with normal cable internet, but same concept I would imagine.
Anyway, why does the data stop going to my browser? I wonder if it has anything to do with why Xiaalive stops during play? But it wouldn't explain why the torrent stays D/L'n. And why does resetting the data fix it?
Here's the issue that is going on. After about twenty minutes, give or take 20min, the data will stop going to the browser until I reset the mobile data, which then works like a charm. Now here's the tricky part, it's not that the data was gone, or even slowed down(I don't think), it's just that ANY browser will not load web pages and video's will stop loading. I know that it is only to the browser because uTorrent stays downloading at the rate it was before the browser stopped. Does uTorrent have priority on internet over Firefox n IE? I know on a few of my buddies computers they have to sometimes close uTorrent and the browser goes fast and back to normal. That is with normal cable internet, but same concept I would imagine.
Anyway, why does the data stop going to my browser? I wonder if it has anything to do with why Xiaalive stops during play? But it wouldn't explain why the torrent stays D/L'n. And why does resetting the data fix it?