T-Mobile Working on Nexus One 3G Problem

By on January 11, 2010 in Nexus One, T-Mobile

T-Mobile has stated in their online support forums that they, along with Google, are investigating the 3G fluctuation or lack of 3G issue and will report back as soon as they have more information.  This comes from the T-Mobile Forums, so it’s nothing too official, but just the fact someone, even if it’s just a forum moderator or similar, has to say something.  I guess enough people are having issues then and voicing their concerns.  We’ll keep you updated as news gets out.

T-Mobile Forums via tmonews

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  • ron

    wonder if they are going to investigate their marketing, pricing, and servicing problems.

  • ron

    wonder if they are going to investigate their marketing, pricing, and servicing problems.

  • Michael

    Here in the Washington DC area I am getting 800 kbps connection, which technically is 3G.

    However, I do recognize that some users are becoming accustomed to 1 Mbps rates, which is considered to be 3.5G.

  • Michael

    Here in the Washington DC area I am getting 800 kbps connection, which technically is 3G.

    However, I do recognize that some users are becoming accustomed to 1 Mbps rates, which is considered to be 3.5G.

  • http://www.petitiononline.com/nexusone/petition.html Aaron Burke

    No word on the customer alienation due to the pricing scheme?

  • http://www.petitiononline.com/nexusone/petition.html Aaron Burke

    No word on the customer alienation due to the pricing scheme?

  • http://www.thesearethedroids.com Benjamin

    No word yet that I have found. It seems like Google and/or T-Mobile are content with their pricing as it stands. However, keep voicing your concerns. Remember, if you are against the pricing policy please sign the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/nexusone/petition.html

  • http://www.thesearethedroids.com Benjamin

    No word yet that I have found. It seems like Google and/or T-Mobile are content with their pricing as it stands. However, keep voicing your concerns. Remember, if you are against the pricing policy please sign the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/nexusone/petition.html

  • http://www.thesearethedroids.com Benjamin

    I just found this. It’s a sketchy word around, but it worked for at least one person:
    http://gizmodo.com/5445387/how-existing-t+mobile-customers-can-score-the-180-nexus-one-discount

  • http://www.thesearethedroids.com Benjamin

    I just found this. It’s a sketchy word around, but it worked for at least one person:
    http://gizmodo.com/5445387/how-existing-t+mobile-customers-can-score-the-180-nexus-one-discount