Building materials, organic factors, cell tower location, cell tower capacity and a variety of other factors can have a negative impact on your cell phone signal. So, you’ve got bad cell reception and your Fitbit numbers are climbing from baby-stepping around the building to get a better connection? More than likely walking outside right now is your best bet for...
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Admittedly, I’ve never been in prison (putting technology bloggers in with regular inmates is NOT safe for the inmates) but I’d undoubtedly try to smuggle in a cell phone and, at the very least, a netbook of some type. Apparently cell phones are a big problem in prisons nowadays and body orifice scanners (see previous coverage here[1]) may not have...
Why can’t you try before you buy? At T-Mobile you can. Try the network free on any carrier’s phone, and see how the Un-carrier’s newest, most powerful signal — 600 MHz — goes farther than ever before. What’s the news: T-Mobile is amping one of its original Un-carrier moves — Test Drive —and giving consumers a chance to try the...
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