E72 needs to restart frequently

last 4 months am using my E72 for my communication needs.
but the issue with this system is when ever i connected to the data package for checking mails its working perfectly. But once i logged off and disconnect this internet connection the issue  starts. after that incoming calls are not working, means the caller will get a reply that my phone is not in coverage area or it is switched off and i cannot make call too. this is happening many times even i am not using the internet. I need to restart the phone to resume the working stage.
can you please help me to solve this issue.

ksajeev, I had this issue too and...just the phone out of the box: i called it and it rang.....but after...for a few minutes if I treid again I got the "switched off or not under coverage" message. This happened at home, at office all was ok. So..my suggesion....these are, tom e,  network issues....
Some of an incompatibility phone-network? My experience is that everything fixed by itself...I didn't make anything... 

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