I'm guess the "o" is 1X. Just a guess though. At my job my service always goes back and forth between EVDO and 1X so when I see the switching between 3G and o, I'm just drawing that conclusion.
I'm guess the "o" is 1X. Just a guess though. At my job my service always goes back and forth between EVDO and 1X so when I see the switching between 3G and o, I'm just drawing that conclusion.
And that is the correct conclusion per the user manual pdf, chapter 1, page 17.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iPhone_iOS4_User_Guide.pdf
When I was on ATT I would get the "o" when the signal was even worse than EDGE.
It meant GSRM. So if we get to a 1X area we'll still get the 1X won't we?
You can still use the phone with the 'o' showing, that's GPRS/1X aka legacy 2G networks. They are even slower than dialup internet. I think GPRS tops out at 24kbps or something, not sure about Verizon's 1X network but probably equally as bad.
What is Verizon's 2.5G/EDGE network? Has anyone see that pop up?
"o" means no data coverage. End of story
The only other thing that I have had come up was "EXTENDED" It took the place of the Verizon 3G.
Interesting, wonder if that was something else or a partner network.
Roaming might be a triangle though, I forget and haven't seen it in a long time.