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I will definitely keep you updated on what I decide and how I like it. Thank you so much for your detailed advice!!
Quote from: mushroom on March 25, , PM. I see a lot of references to Wi-Fi calling.
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Surely Wi-Fi calling is a last resort in case no carrier has service. After trying a device with updated network support, wouldn't the next step be to try another carrier? I do realise that switching between networks is harder in the US than in many other countries, due to the whole CDMA thing and weird unique 3G and 4G bands for each carrier. Quote from: alsoknownasDean on March 25, , PM. Quote from: Daley on March 23, , AM.
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Daley, thanks for your feedback! I broached the subject this morning with my husband, and the first conversation did not go well. But that doesn't mean that we can't have another conversation! I think he thinks I'm being weird and difficult and stubborn which, ok, maybe I am by going through all these convolutions to avoid a smartphone.
Dean, I think another advantage of Wifi calling I haven't mentioned before is that we do a fair amount of camping, especially out West in rural areas that just don't get great cell reception period. So it is nice when you can get wifi access in a ranger station or some such once in a while to make calls.
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But yes, I understand that this should be a relatively small point compared to daily usage. We were nomadic on a prolonged road trip for most of so this was more relevant then, but husband especially valued wifi calling then and while we were abroad. Daley, I asked husband about the network he's on and he hasn't really monitored it.
When he looked at his phone at home today, it showed 2 or 3 bars on the "Fi Network" which I assume is probably T-mobile, but I don't know if it's obvious when he's roaming or not. I do recall that he's used Bluetooth to make calls within the car in our neighborhood without a problem, so I'm guessing that I would be fine with TMobile on a 12 band volte phone. There's been a few days here and there when he seemed to have problems with dropping calls, but it's mostly been fine. This was a while back, but when he was on Republic Wireless at our in-laws years ago, I seem to recall he could only be on the wireless connection and wasn't getting a cell signal there.
But like you said, the big difference may be having a volte capable phone. You've convinced me that TMobile on a volte phone is probably fine here. Speaking of volte phones, it pained me to see the prices on the link you sent on the TMobile website. Husband is resistant to me going for Google Fi since the upfront cost of the phone is so high. I probably agree. Re: ATA device - does it take up any bandwidth when calls are not coming through?
We've been having problems with slow internet speeds and bluetooth interference with our sound speaker, so my husband is suspicious of adding yet another device, but honestly, I think the main issue is that we're on the overcrowded 2. But I digress. What I'm currently thinking if I can convince husband: 1. Get an Obi that solves the immediate problem of lack of home reception.
Take my time in eventually transitioning to a different relatively cheap phone with better coverage. I'm not in a rush since I have plenty of minutes on my current phone and it works fine for me, especially once we get the home problem solved.
A smartphone just for GPS coverage in the car is very intriguing, but unless it's very cheap, I think it may make more sense to just buy a new phone that includes GPS to keep things simple. I'm inclined to go for a fairly cheap smartphone and a fairly minimalist plan huh? Did you say something about a Truphone whatsit? Thanks again for all of your very helpful advice!! I have a lot to mull over.
By the way, on your website the link to your Amazon shop was broken - do you have a referral link for me to use if I buy off Amazon? Quote from: mushroom on March 26, , AM.
Thanks again for your feedback, Daley! I bought a computer today so we can switch to 5 MHz wifi. I'm planning on buying the Obi today as well convinced hubs :P. Thanks for all your help!! Quote from: mushroom on March 27, , AM. Quote from: Daley on March 27, , AM. If you got another smartphone today, what would you choose? Quote from: grantmeaname on March 30, , AM. Quote from: Daley on March 29, , AM. Thegoblinchief Guest. Works well on AirVoice. What about the Moto G5 Daley? The G4 Play is getting on a bit. My mum's recently bought a G5S to replace her Nexus S. If that doesn't matter hugely, the new Nokia range looks nice too, and runs fairly plain Android.
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Personally I didn't mind having to undo a couple of screws and slide the screen off to get to the battery like my old iPhone 5 , but repairing the HTC 10 I've got now would be a royal nightmare, because the screen is glued to the frame sigh. I'll get it repaired by a shop when needed, I won't try DIY on the thing. That seems all too common with many Android devices lately. Quote from: furrychickens on March 30, , PM. Quote from: alsoknownasDean on March 30, , PM. Quote from: Daley on March 30, , PM.
Hey Daley. Just wanted to say that 1 on the micro level, the phone recommendations are greatly appreciated and look like just what I had in mind. In case you are waiting with bated breath for our decision, we will update you in two or three weeks when we are stateside and can hopefully hold the devices in person before we buy. So, thanks massively for both. If you decide to hang up the cleats and do something else, I'll be cheering you on and following keenly.
Quote from: grantmeaname on April 08, , PM. Quote from: Daley on April 08, , PM. Sometimes when we are out and about together I WiFi tether a 7" Fire Tablet to her phone for data access. I'm currently looking for solutions for two telecommunications problems: I hate my handset. I was satisfied with my flip phone Verizon Samsung circa until I decided the battery was too limited in I've lusted after a smart phone since the first iPhone, but don't want to pay for expensive phone plans.
I find my 7" tablet to be a great size for a PDA, but sometimes wish I had access to data when I am out by myself. We're traveling internationally. We'll be spending just over 7 days in England primarily Southampton and London in a few weeks. Would like some mobile data access while out there.
Would like to be able to communicate as soon as possible after landing at LGW airport. Quote from: robartsd on April 09, , PM. Quote from: Daley on April 12, , PM. The airports have free WiFi.