Loss of signal with iphone4

Anyone having an issue with the iphone4 losing the signal? I'm in town and usually get a full signal strength but at numerous times it will lose all bars and wont connect without me having to power it down and then turning it back on.?????

elkaholic wrote:
Anyone having an issue with the iphone4 losing the signal? I'm in town and usually get a full signal strength but at numerous times it will lose all bars and wont connect without me having to power it down and then turning it back on.?????
 Since powering the device off and on resolves the signal issues outlined on your post, I would recommend to use the Restore function for your device as a first step to resolve this issue. Using the Restore function for your device will bring your phone to original factory condition and will resolve any possible settings conflicts with the network. 
You can find detailed instructions to Back up, Update and Restore your device at the link below:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414

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