Poor signal link to 3G network

I bought an iPhone 3GS with the italian H3G operator. I've used several UMTS phones in the last 5 years: Nokia, Samsung and HTC
I never had signal issues in the everyday usage as the iPhone
It is often in "find network" status.
I see it goes on Find even the signal is on 1 or 2 bars
I don't know if it an iPhone " specification" or it is a bad phone

Oh well, I would have thought 'ask to join' would have asked you for any new wi-fi.
Just thinking about it amd typing as I think, (hurst sometimes)
I'm wondering if you are accessing the same wi-fis each time you pass them, then they would be classed as 'Known networks', so you still wouldn't be asked to join them. They would be in the Settings- Wi-Fi list maybe?
Do they show there? If they do, you could open them then 'set forget this network' to remove them from the list.
The other broad reaching way would be Settings - General - Reset - Network Settings, but this would also wipe your your good Wi-Fis too.
Or, next time you are travelling past these networks and it locks on, then go to Wi-Fi and forget the network when it is active, it should then theoretically ask to join again.?.?
That is as long as unsecured networks ask of course.
Do people still use unsecured networks? Wow!
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sats_24 wrote:
I have always been a Nokia fan . I started with Nokia 6600, then N70, then N82 and now a Nokia N8.
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4) Vibration is weak : I often do not realize when the phone is vibrating in my pocket !!
Upcoming Symbian Anna will just improve the user interface but will not be able to solve these hardware issues.
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But, now, I intend to switch to Samsung Galaxy S II.
Your views solicited.
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MODERATOR'S NOTE: This post has been edited as we do not allow the discussion of speculations concerning products or services which have not been officially announced by Nokia.
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