Wow, you can't beat that level of irony. Very interested in what you have learned, particularly if signal strength is a different issue from the ability to obtain proper HSPA category 10 downlink speeds.
Originally Posted by bridgehead
I have exactly the same problem on the Rogers network in Ottawa.
I have an unlocked At&T version of the Titan, not the European version.
Rogers uses the same 850; 1900 frequencies.
The signal strength meter tells me I have a strong signal but I have no data connection.
Wifi and Bluetooth are off.
Airplane mode is off.
I've tried pulling the battery and a full reset, no joy.
I'll talk to Rogers tomorrow but since they don't carry the phone I doubt there's much they'll be able to do.
Am I missing anything or is this phone destined to be returned?
Ok I found my problem.
I didn't have the APN set correctly for my carrier [Rogers]
The solution is outlined below:
From: HC - NO "i"' on Howardforums
Have you checked with the APN?
Name: Rogers
APN: internet.com
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port:
MCC: 302
MNC: 720
Authentication Type:
APN Type: Internet
Not all the parameters listed above were available to me, but only the second line (in bold) was necessary:
APN: internet.com
After that, it all worked as advertised!
I hope this helps and I don't get in trouble by the moderator for copy and pasting from another wpcentral forum.
Anyway my apologies. But I followed the above steps and for now my phone is staying connected and burning downloads up with just one bar. Let me know what others find. I still that the average user shouldn't have to do this to get their phone running as advertised but for now it is working and working well
Peace all