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7.1.2 Nexus 6P
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you don't need a sim. These are coming straight from google. Unless VZW puts their hands in it for some reason.I get my N6P updates right on time, and i don't have a sim card in the phone. The phones does seem a little bit faster though.
I've been on AT&T, and found it too expensive. This will be my first time with Tmo.
I switched from Verizon to ATT back when I bought my Note 2 and I haven't missed Verizon one bit.
I started to give T-Mobile a try but 2 things held me back.
1) I'm still not ready to trust their infrastructure yet.
2) When I dipped my toes in the T-mobile pool I bought a mobile hotpot for a family member. When I had a few issues I could tell where they were cutting their money from in their customer service reps. At the time I could only get help at a certain time over the phone (we were having an issue with the device because I used a number with a different area code and it just threw their system off), and even then the rep over the phone did more to make things worse. Now I have experienced bad customer service reps on both AT&T and Verizon so I tried several times later to talk to a tech and a few other reps only to just give up. I ended up buying another hotspot through AT&T's prepaid service and when the rep took the extra time to talk my grandmother (who was far from being tech savvy at the time) through setting her iPad up over the wifi hotspot when I was in a meeting, it just reminded me why I am still willing to stay with them.
Like I said in another thread (when I referenced Apple's tech support) having quality tech support to me is worth a little extra and it enhances an already quality service. Less quality tech support with less reliability equals a drop off for me.
I've rebooted, deleted cache, factory reset, and removed apps.
I'll keep digging though, I'm sure to find it. Or at least contain it until new phone time.
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I feel like I'm having trouble keeping a data connection, despite showing a signal. Or it's just really slow. Songs take 7-10 seconds to start, switching from data to WiFi and vice versa take a little bit to switch.
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rosariorose9
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My plan as well. I LOVE my 6P, but I'm tired of people telling me that the sound quality of my calls is terrible. My workaround has been to turn on the speakerphone, but that's a pita...
Are you on Verizon? Did you turn off advanced calling? Nobody could hear me until I did that.
rosariorose9
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Yes, Mustang, I am on Verizon. Where is the setting to turn that off? Thanks.
I haven't heard that complaint, maybe they just haven't said anything. I'm tired of poor battery life, every other update I seem to have connection issues. When they fix one thing, another thing stops functioning correctly. I'm having stutters and freezes when opening or transitioning to other apps. I know it's two years old but I thought even two years ago Google's babies would be a little more fluid than this.
I quoted the wrong post, but the option is in Settings, more, cellular networks.
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