Not sure if everybody does but when I am about to place a call, especially an important business call - I check my "bars". I don't always have time nor do I want the hassle of going into settings, phone, sigmanl, strength. Not sure if it would matter based on what I have been told anyway.
Problem is, I will have 4 bars and the second I hit "Send" I drop to none and the call either fails or I drop shortly into actually speaking with a client.
That is a problem.
I have been told by Verizon Tech that they don't know why but Motorola made the call function of the phone just another competing app basically. So your call is competing for processor power and sometimes it loses.
That is why signal strength can show Full Power but the second you place the call Boom Nada.
Going in and clearing the Cache seems to help but that isn't practical to be doing before using the phone as a phone.
Any ideas or suggestions??
Problem is, I will have 4 bars and the second I hit "Send" I drop to none and the call either fails or I drop shortly into actually speaking with a client.
That is a problem.
I have been told by Verizon Tech that they don't know why but Motorola made the call function of the phone just another competing app basically. So your call is competing for processor power and sometimes it loses.
That is why signal strength can show Full Power but the second you place the call Boom Nada.
Going in and clearing the Cache seems to help but that isn't practical to be doing before using the phone as a phone.
Any ideas or suggestions??