I can get internet on my phone when hooked up to wifi at my house but when out and about I can't get the internet even though I have cell service. I made sure I'm not on airplane mode and have wifi turned off. I'm pretty much an electronics idiot, but I can't believe I'm so bad that I can't do something simple as this. Have any idea what I may be doing wrong? working
When you're at home, you're connected to your own wifi for which you have entered the password into your phone at some point. If you're away from home, you would need to be either connected to an open wifi network (not password protected) or have the password to any wifi hotspots your phone sees. Go into your wifi settings and see what networks are available. You will see a signal strength indicator next to each wifi network name, and also an icon that indicates whether the network is secured or not. If you tap on any of the networks, the open ones should allow you to connect, and the secured ones will ask you for the password. Your phone can't automatically connect to any secured networks unless it has the password. For any networks that don't require a password, you may still need to tap that network in your wifi list so your phone knows you want to connect to it, and your phone will then connect to it automatically whenever you're nearby, unless you're already connected to a stronger wifi network.
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SOURCE: Alltel Samsung Hue Problem
seeing that the phone has water in it, you should take it to a mobile store and have it fully clean.....but remember water log phone work for a time then shuts down.
Maybe you have lots of steel in your home area which could be causing so little signal strength you shoudl check that out
Yes. You are right. Here energy is not the criteria. It is always safe to unplug the charger (when not in use) to prevent the damage of a cell phone due to accidental over load of electricity or short circuits. Moreover Chargers do draw power when plugged in, whether or not a device is actually being charged.
If the charger is plugged in someplace easy to access, like right by where you keep your phone, you should unplug it. But if it would be difficult to have to plug it in every time you need to use it, you'll be fine just leaving it plugged in..and.It still uses energy even when not charging. Any electronic device plugged in a socket uses energy whether it is in use or not.
SOURCE: Alltel Samsung Hue gets no service intermittantly
you need to take the phone into a mobile service provider and hvae them fix the issue with you,
SOURCE: Samsum Propel phone only works for calls in speaker phone mode
did you get it wet
1) try holding pound
2) by the camera key theres this tiny phone with waves around it...press that
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