WeBoost cell phone signal boosters could help your reception

Maybe it’s Murphy’s Law, but dropped calls usually happen at the most inopportune times. An important or engaging conversation cut short by a sudden drop in reception can be annoying—even more so if it happens with any sort of regularity. Cell phone signal boosters are designed to amplify sending and receiving those signals, and weBoost has products that cover both your car and home.

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Recommendations for cell phone signal boosters

I have not yet made the jump to an iPhone but would greatly appreciate feedback on what cell phone boosters actually work (having lived for years with about 5% Verizon signal reliability at my home, very good signal most other places -- of course the Verizon maps claim I have a "very good" signal at home). I thought I read a column in the NYTimes which reviewed several booster devices (some reasonably priced; others $200 to $349) but searching their archive, and basic Google searches are just coming up with sales propaganda, no honest evaluations.
What kind of base station/antenna device works well with the ATT network/ iPhone Edge technology (&/or basic Verizon cell service).
Thanks so much,
Lemur

Here are some previous threads related to external antennas (signal boosters)
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5191770&#5191770
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5220877&#5220877
These references also have URLs of companies in the business.
mikeab

Cell phone signal boosters

No idea about legality but I've tried and failed to get a Vodafone Sure Signal running in our office, it just will not connect to the Internet!

I have been tasked with finding information about signal boosters for the production floor where I work. I have read quite a bit on FCC rules and having to register the device. I was curious if anyone had any experience on the legality of using a consumer product in a business environment. I also was wondering what kind of range the consumer products have as I need to cover about 20,000 square feet. It is very open area.I have contacted two different companies and one said a consumer product would never cover that area and recommended the commercial one that would probably cost about $.40 a square foot. The second company said that they could install a consumer product that would work just fine in our location.I have searched on this topic and most of the posts are over a year old and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with...
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Having your cell phone ring when someone calls your landlines

Hello,
First sorry if this is the wrong area.
My Aunt was telling me how at their house they got rid of their landlines service, but was able to keep their number. Using equipment from verizon they were able to hook up something she said looked like a router and when someone would call the landlines number one of the cell phones would ring.
She wasn't really sure what it was called, but she said her husband got the equipment and all from Verizon. Can anyone tell me what this service is called and where on the website I can look at it to read more about it?
Thanks

I'm not about a piece of equipment that allows this, but here are a couple options to do what you're looking for:
1) Port your landline number to Verizon as a wireless number. This will completely close your account with your landline service provider, and your number will now be attached to your cell phone with Verizon. It should be fairly simple to do, just call Verizon or visit a store to get the process started.
2) Forward your current landline to a cell phone. If you only want your landline calls to go to your cellphone when you aren't there to answer, you could set up conditional call forwarding on your landline and point it to your cell phone. You would keep your landline service, and this option would make sense if you want to use the landline when you are home, but get calls from that number sent to your cellphone when you aren't there to answer. Different companies have different procedures and possibly charges for this service, you'd have to call your landline provider to find out.
If you want to be done with the landline service completely, just port the number to Verizon. If you want to keep it, set up forwarding.

Best home/office cell phone signal booster

Can anyone recommend a cell phone signal booster for the 4/4S?

Sure. If it's for a car, that's easy. If it's for a home or office, answer the following:
What carrier or carriers do you need to support?
Over how large of an area do you need to boost the signal? One floor or multiple stories?
How strong is the signal strength outside of your home/office (Ideally on the roof where you'd need to mount the outside antenna)?
With that information, it's possible to figure out what signal booster would be best for you.

Cell phone signal looking icon in Safari?

When Safari loads a new page, I see an icon in the upper left of the page briefly that looks like a cell phone signal meter. What is this? I'm using Safari on a self built Windows 7 machine and was wondering if I had some sort of malware or adware. I do not get this icon using Safari on my MAC.

Are you aware that Apple is dropping support for Safari for Windows > Apple apparently kills Windows PC support in Safari 6.0
Better off using IE or Chrome.

Does the new ipad 4g gps works without cell phone signal

does the new ipad 4g gps works without cell phone signal?

GPS has no need of a cell phone signal or wifi. The only reason you would need a data signal is to download maps to enable the GPS to show you where you are. If you installed an app which includes the mapping, for instance TomTom, you have no need for data reception.

Cell Phone Signal Noise

Hi there,
I have recorded an interview but a problem I have is that there is feedback coming through from a cell phone. The noise is that of a beeping like when a cell phone is connecting to a base station. I want to remove this from the interview. Any one have any idea of how to do this? I have analyzed the audio in STP and fixed the clicks and pops, DC offset etc but this did not help.

The frequency selection tool works just like a text selector in a word processor. You select an area, then press delete to remove the selected frequency.
Page 218 of the Soundtrack Pro 2 manual describes how this feature works.

Poor cell phone signal

Is there a cell phone booster for an area with a poor signal. An external dish, antenna?

Thanks Lawrence. We use CommonTime mSuite to integrate our Lotus Notes with iPhone's Calendar, Contacts and email using the Exchange iPhone connector, and I am one of the administrators for mSuite. I have deleted and re-added the Exchange account on my 5s running IOS 8 multiple times, and have done the same on an iPad Gen 3 and an iPad Mini. All with the same results. (The results are that email comes down, but calendar and contacts do not, and email will reload every so often.) I've deleted the account on the mNotes server a couple of times as well, to no avail. I have an old iPhone 4 still running IOS 7.1.2, and setting the exchange account up on it, immediately everything came down successfully from Lotus Notes onto the old iPhone. This is definitely an IOS 8/CommonTime issue, and CommonTime has acknowledged that there is a problem, though they have as yet no fix. The one good thing to come of this is I now know what was killing my battery. After 7 hours of use last night (regular use on Facebook and Feedly) my battery had only gone down to 83%. Other of our 46 users who have upgraded to IOS 8 have the same problem as I.

Cell phone signal extender (booster)

We obviously live on the outer edge of the towers and have barely a decent signal outside our house but once you are in the house you are toast. I stand on my back porch in my underwear and talk on my phone as much or more than I do outside fully dressed. Im looking a dependable extender or booster so that we can have a decent converstation while sitting in our home and not have to step outside to have a conversation. What equip. is available to me to accomplish my goal in getting signal strength inside my house (wireless) for our Verizon Samsung Fascinates.
Thanks

We offer a network extender which serves as your own personal cell tower. Here is the link to it http://tinyurl.com/bjs3ed This should help resolve your signal problems.

I am trying to find a portable cell phone signal booster

I am away from electricity and there are too many spots where I need a signal boost in order to do my work.
Does anyone have any recommendations for anything that I can use to boost my iphone signal so I can use Siri easier to dictate but runs on battery power and not an electrical outlet or car charger?
Thank you.

@macnpchz
There no portable cell boosters available, but you can ask your cellphone provider about mini towers for your home. If you have AT&T, they use MicroCell. I currently use this at my home and I love it.

Blackberry 8520 - To to wifi connection I need pay a data plan? How to connect when I dont had cell phone signal with wifi connection?

Its strange.. but I need to pay a data plan to connect in wifi network with Blackberry 8520? Its a joke or serious?

Hello musashibr,
The following article should provide you with more information on using services over Wi-Fi.
http://bbry.lv/rpW2Gj
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How to manipulate and use cell phone operating systems

I have recently been messinga round with Netbeans 5.0 beta 2 with the MIDP pack. I am really enjoying it, but I am confused on something.
I have an idea for a program that I want to create, but I want to be able to use it in an actual operating system. For instance, cingular, verizon, etc. all have phones that have operating systems on them. I don't know if they are operating systems as much as user interfaces. I want to know how I would be able to program an application for these systems specifically. Is there a way that you can access the code for these or anything like that? I really don't know how to ask this because I do not know much about the cell phone systems. Could somebody please inform me. Thank you.

I hate that word only.
There is no "ONLY" in the world of software. :P, well, I don't like the word "manipulate" either, so any disencourigement would be on it's place ;)
There are ways to get to the lower level stuff but I
believe that most Java developers would discourage
it. The problem with it is that writing for that
level means that the os is stable. Which is not the
case. What would that have to do with anything? Palm OS, Symbian, an windows mobile (and even linux), are all stable. The other devices, simply don't have an OS, or at least, don't have an open OS where you can do stuff with. That's the real problem.
Sure the os that the system uses may be
excellent. But the next version of the hardware
might not have the same underlying os. Try writing a
program for a palm pro and running it on a new palm.
Backwards compatible is not always there. Since the
e rate of output from hardware developers is not
slowing I'd avoid this. That's why you sould keep to api's. They ensure compatibility. Sure it might low stuff down sometimes, but who cares?
Having said that. There is nothing like writing some
low level code that pushes the edges of the hardware
in directions even the os builders didn't think to
go. Mind you java might not be the tool to do that.Very true, but this is out side of the scope of this forum, and therefor irrelevant.
If you really want to do low level code, buy a nice cpu, make your own PCB and start programming without any api's, or even do it in assembler!

Carrier access code needed to call our cell phones

I am unable to call our cell phones on our Verizon land line. We keep getting a Verizon intercept message stating we need a carrier access code and advising to call the business office. I called our Verizon business office and they referred me to their repair serive. The repair service advised that it was not their problem and advised they would refer the issue to the central office---whatever that is. This happened about 10 days ago and still no reponse from their "central office".
I am able to dial our Verizon phone from our cell phone. This has been going off and on for about 6 months and still not resolved.
Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi, I am sorry you are having issues with reaching your cell phones. Please PM me your home phone # and the numbers and carriers of the phones you can not reach and I will see what I can do to help.
Peter C
Peter_VZ
Verizon Support
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I have a problem with my iphone 4. My 3G always stays activated but I lose my network signal. The bars all get lost and I'm not able to receive / send sms, mms or phone calls. Could you guys please help me fix this problem? Ios 5.1.1

I have a problem with my iphone 4. My 3G always stays activated but I lose my network signal. The bars all get lost and I'm not able to receive / send sms, mms or phone calls. Could you guys please help me fix this problem? Ios 5.1.1

I haven't gotten a new sim card because the problem has been presenting itself in various cards not only mine. So far, all I've done is reset my network settings.
Last night, I turned off the 3G tab and it had all the signal bars. Today, I did the network reset and it's working apparently. But like I said before, previously the bars just disappear and the iphone only has the 3G activated.

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