Mobile phone questions

Jun 10, 2005 1 Replies

First off are signal dropouts caused by moving from one cell and then into another? and when you move from an open area to say inside a building or behind a hill or a 'dark spot' where there is less signal penetration....



Would allowing you to roam between networks when the signal level drops below a certain point solve the problem and if it would why aren't the networks allowing this to happen? It surely wouldn't be a cost to them to allow for this would it?


Not usually.

Usually.

Usually.

Nothing in it for them in most situations.

Corse it does, they have to pay for the use of the other networks.

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