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.
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.
"o"
GPRS/1xRTT
Shows that your carriers GPRS (GSM) or 1xRTT (CDMA) network is available, and iPhone can connect to the Internet over that network.
And I was told by tech that you lose the Verizon network when the "o" starts showing.
You might be right, it might be just like when the old phones said 1x.
All I know is that email were not coming through. I had to turn my "Data Roaming" on to get the 3G back and was told the Iphone needs that turned on to keep the Verizon network attached to the device.
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?
1X is still connected to VZW voice and text services while it's searching for 3G coverage. I have still been able to load information that requires an internet connect when the device is on o. It's very slow but you are still connected though to the voice and texting service part of the network.
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?
I doubt it because usually Verizon phones would show EV when in 3G coverage. But they don't. They just show 3G. So I don't think we can fully make that a parallel when it's not consistent.
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?
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?
The only other thing that I have had come up was "EXTENDED" It took the place of the Verizon 3G.
not true, I was in the middle of nowhere yesterday for work. Got the o sign on my verizon iphone and still had data, just really slow, I figured it was the 1X signal.
Verizon iPhone (CDMA):
3G= EVDO Rev. A (Fast Data)
O= 1XRTT (Slow Data)
Carier Name Only: No data connection. Voice & SMS only.
AT&T iPhone (GSM):
3G= HSPA (Fast Data, Simultanious Voice & Data)
E= EDGE (Moderately Fast Data)
O= GPRS (Slow Data)
Carier Name Only: No data connection. Voice & SMS only.
Also someone asked what Verizon's EDGE (2.5G) equivalent was; the answer is there is none. Verizon (and Sprint) went straight from legacy 2G technologies to 3G, there is no in between for CDMA networks.
Since there are a lot of us that have had there phones for a couple weeks now I just wondered if anyone was having this issue. Verizon is offering to send me a new one since I'm still in the 14 day window.
Since there are a lot of us that have had there phones for a couple weeks now I just wondered if anyone was having this issue. Verizon is offering to send me a new one since I'm still in the 14 day window.
I wouldn't worry about it unless you are getting that indicator when others near you with Verizon phones are getting 3G indicators at the same time.
Since there are a lot of us that have had there phones for a couple weeks now I just wondered if anyone was having this issue. Verizon is offering to send me a new one since I'm still in the 14 day window.
My 3G turns to the o quite often. I have no less than 3 bars in my house when this happens. Not sure what is going on but it only happens at my house and I have to go into airplane mode to get 3G back.
My 3G turns to the o quite often. I have no less than 3 bars in my house when this happens. Not sure what is going on but it only happens at my house and I have to go into airplane mode to get 3G back.
The "o" means you are in the 1X or 2G service area. I have been told this is not uncommon to happen. Mine does it from time to time but other than that it works awesome! It usally goes back after a few min or like you said turning the service off in airplane mode and switching it back on. I was talking to a guy at the apple store over the weekend that said his did the same thing from time to time.
My 3G turns to the o quite often. I have no less than 3 bars in my house when this happens. Not sure what is going on but it only happens at my house and I have to go into airplane mode to get 3G back.
Two reasons that will happen - the 3G capacity is maxed out, so your phone fall back to a 1X signal (the '0') that it can lock on to, or - the 3G signal isn't strong enough, and - the 1X is stronger, so that's what the phone will latch on to, and try to keep. It's the nature of CDMA service.
mine flops from 3g to nothing just verizon all the time,but only after i jailbroke it.it stayed in 3g all the time b4 hand.I thought it was just part of the theme i'm running currently.
