Does anyone know of an app that can tell what type of signal the iPhone is receiving? With Samsung Galaxy for example it says H, H+, 4G etc. whereas iPhone says E, 3G, LTE or the circle for 2g services. I think the Samsung way is better so that you know what type of 3G your receiving as opposed to it just saying 3G...
iPhone signal display of HSPA+ etc.
Originally Posted by davybhoy:
“Does anyone know of an app that can tell what type of signal the iPhone is receiving? With Samsung Galaxy for example it says H, H+, 4G etc. whereas iPhone says E, 3G, LTE or the circle for 2g services. I think the Samsung way is better so that you know what type of 3G your receiving as opposed to it just saying 3G...”
“Does anyone know of an app that can tell what type of signal the iPhone is receiving? With Samsung Galaxy for example it says H, H+, 4G etc. whereas iPhone says E, 3G, LTE or the circle for 2g services. I think the Samsung way is better so that you know what type of 3G your receiving as opposed to it just saying 3G...”
I never found a way to do this which annoyed me. Apple seemed to think we don't need to know what signal we are receiving
I haven't a clue what the field test stats represent, but if you can make sense of it dial *3001#12345#* then press call from the keypad to enter Field Test mode and get a load of tech data about the cellular signal including the signal strength in db.
Field Test Mode give you some more advanced info. Key in *3001#12345#* and hit call.
http://phoneftd.blogspot.co.uk/2010/...test-mode.html
Apple users should know better than to question the wisdom of the mighty Apple
http://phoneftd.blogspot.co.uk/2010/...test-mode.html
Apple users should know better than to question the wisdom of the mighty Apple
Originally Posted by davybhoy:
“Does anyone know of an app that can tell what type of signal the iPhone is receiving? With Samsung Galaxy for example it says H, H+, 4G etc. whereas iPhone says E, 3G, LTE or the circle for 2g services. I think the Samsung way is better so that you know what type of 3G your receiving as opposed to it just saying 3G...”
“Does anyone know of an app that can tell what type of signal the iPhone is receiving? With Samsung Galaxy for example it says H, H+, 4G etc. whereas iPhone says E, 3G, LTE or the circle for 2g services. I think the Samsung way is better so that you know what type of 3G your receiving as opposed to it just saying 3G...”
What do you use the information for?
Originally Posted by kidspud:
“What do you use the information for?”
“What do you use the information for?”
Nothing other than my own curiosity...
Originally Posted by kidspud:
“What do you use the information for?”
“What do you use the information for?”
I find its useful for deciding whether to bother trying to browse the net or not. If 3G, its not worth it as its to bloody slow. With H or H+ its fine.
Simply saying 3G is useless.
Has anyone tried using cell2gps.com ?
Doesn't matter what I put in, it always goes to the US.
What are the country code and network code for EE 4G? There seems to be 2. 235/01 and 235/02
Entered these and the the location Id and cell Id from the iPhone field test mode but it doesn't locate anything.
Anyone else tried?
Used this video http://youtu.be/rdp1SD1FnAE
Doesn't matter what I put in, it always goes to the US.
What are the country code and network code for EE 4G? There seems to be 2. 235/01 and 235/02
Entered these and the the location Id and cell Id from the iPhone field test mode but it doesn't locate anything.
Anyone else tried?
Used this video http://youtu.be/rdp1SD1FnAE
Originally Posted by DevonBloke:
“Has anyone tried using cell2gps.com ?
Doesn't matter what I put in, it always goes to the US.
What are the country code and network code for EE 4G? There seems to be 2. 235/01 and 235/02
Entered these and the the location Id and cell Id from the iPhone field test mode but it doesn't locate anything.
Anyone else tried?
Used this video http://youtu.be/rdp1SD1FnAE”
“Has anyone tried using cell2gps.com ?
Doesn't matter what I put in, it always goes to the US.
What are the country code and network code for EE 4G? There seems to be 2. 235/01 and 235/02
Entered these and the the location Id and cell Id from the iPhone field test mode but it doesn't locate anything.
Anyone else tried?
Used this video http://youtu.be/rdp1SD1FnAE”
I can only get 2g in work at the minute so I'll try that after football tomorrow afternoon. I imagine I'll be too tired when I get home at about 7...
Originally Posted by davybhoy:
“I can only get 2g in work at the minute so I'll try that after football tomorrow afternoon. I imagine I'll be too tired when I get home at about 7...”
“I can only get 2g in work at the minute so I'll try that after football tomorrow afternoon. I imagine I'll be too tired when I get home at about 7...”
Have you had a go at this yet mate? I still can't get it working.
