Wireless Syncing issue

I know another problem. Great phone just som teething issues...
Wireless sync works great with my HP Envy 14.....okay...but only when it decides to work....which appears to be relatively random.
I like that Zune automatically connect to the phone when somethng new is dragged and dropped into the phone icon but RANDOMLY it STOPS working and DEMANDS to be connected with a cable....please FIX...or maybe I am doing something wrong.
WP is dead

No the wireless 802.11g crawls. When I hook up to my G5 via Ethernet cable. The download was very fast. It difference between day and night. I think the 802.11g is slow compa\red with 802.11n.

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