N900 keeps dropping Signal

Recently my N900 keeps on dropping my phone network provider settings. I have to go back into phone settlings and choose search and then select my provider and then save. However I leave it down or put it in my pocket at times and the network has gone. There is nothing wrong with the sim as I tried it in another phone and the network did not drop once. Getting quite annoying anyone have this issue ?

nokia n900 signal problem. Is losing signal and never get back. Until I shutdown and I remove battery and sim card. only in this case i get signal back. my n900 1 year old and 4 months. I have problems with it for 4 months.
I have warranty 8 months but I think I'll get it back repaired.

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Hi, I'm wondering if anyone could help me.
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