smalltimehack

I have my gps off and do spend my day connected to wifi when I'm at work although my lte signal goes in and out. It's just weird because my first one never used to have these kind of issues. The battery was rock solid. Idk how much longer I plan to keep this one anyways. Whenever I go to hang up a call the screen will just stay black until the other person hangs up. I've reset it multiple times and nada.

Exactly! ^ wth. I'll have the thing replaced again if need be. I make it a day which is all I really need since I plug it in anyways. I still feel like it should be a LOT better than this.

I don't use anything other than stock apps really. I use 8sms but the big killer according to better battery stats is network location services from Google. Almost 5% per hour. I've been as low as 2% when I had my s2.

Even with everything frozen or deleted on my phone through greenify and titanium backup I still only get a day with moderate use. When I first got the phone I got almost 2 days. Ideas?

Not necessarily. The only way to know is to check the rtn menu once the phone is on. Even when replaced at the store level it will say refurbished but I've seen plenty of them be new phones.

It might say cpo but you can check in the ##786# menu and it will tell you if it's reconditioned or not.

We also only have one band right now. We still have lte 800 and 2.6 to go. This is nowhere near done. It will get better than this for sure.

I said it was 5-7 because I have not once had a phone take that long to get to me. Edit. I lied. IPhone 5s took a while to get in but hell we didn't even have any to sell so that was expected.

Did you actually file your claim? Your op makes it sound like you didn't. I do know our main shipment center got shut down due to weather so there could be a delay. You should be receiving email updates on the status of it or have one that has tracking info as well if you did go through with the claim.

Mine wasn't on backorder so it took 3 days. Backorder just means they don't have any refurbs or new ones to send out yet. Instead of 3-5 days it's 5-7.

^ wrong. The list only gives you options of comparable models. When I replaced mine the other option was a note 3. It's a G2, note or nothing. I would activate an old phone and have them order you a phone. It will be a new one. Mine said it wouldn't be but I got a new one anyways.

Lolz. Yeah. We have phones that were allowed to take apart and that definitely isn't one of em. I would have just exchanged it at my store. Which again, with insurance is free.

I work for sprint so either way I pay full retail for a device unless we buy through our online retail store. I get what you're saying. I guess a Google edition would be bragging rights for me.

For a non oem iPhone screen is $100 plus where I live. Most screens like a Samsung s4 are closer to $200. My question to you would be how does one replace a screen on a G2 or a device that cannot be opened or taken apart?

A Google play edition would be awesome. I might have to start saving now just in case... Definitely going to be a fun year for phones next year.

The 5/5s has always been 11 a month for their coverage. And that 79 is for green level replacement which is pretty much dead pixels or a dead earpiece/speaker. See if Apple will replace a cracked screen for you. With TEP you can have your phone replaced even if it's cracked so long as it's one crack under 2 inches or 2 cracks under 1 inch a piece. Or see if Apple will replace your phone for a faulty antenna. Won't happen. I'm good with my phones and I still have insurance. My g2 was 3 weeks old and was replaced for free for a defect from the manufacturer. Without TEP it's $75. So on an so forth...

I'm happy to report my new phone doesn't seem to have any of the issues my old phone did. My data holds, my speaker is actually loud and my gps doesn't show any issues. Not like that was an issue but I'm glad I didn't replace a bad phone with another bad one. Eventually it'll all get worked out.

Even with a swap it still auto populates. If you have sim issues your rep doesn't know what they're doing.

Yeah I don't get how that would happen. I've seen it happen but there hasn't been a decent explanation for it. If all it is, is a simple phone call to fox it that's not too bad imo. It shouldn't be messed up but at least it can be fixed.

At least in my systems when we swap phones it automatically generates the sim id for us. To mess up a sim is sort of hard to do. The sim itself could be bad and not allow the phone to connect. Sim replacement has helped when phones like the HTC one do not get 4g or they don't detect their sim.

You're not the first one to say something almost exactly like this. I've heard this multiple times from customers who have experienced the new technology.

NV is pretty complete but this would happen in areas where they're done and work in progress. But the time between devices was probably 5 min. When it was still off I put a screen protector on since it's easier with a black screen. Edit. Either way this one holds a lot better signal strength wise so I'm leaning towards a not so good rf performer for my old one.

Off topic but my new g2 seems to hold connection a lot better than my old one. I used to only get a mile or so away from my home tower and it would drop lte. Now it holds for a few miles at least.

We already have 800 for voice. It's pretty much everywhere now. Green Bay has lte 800. Milwaukee is moving quicler than you think.

I love it when nobody is on my home tower.