iwoloschin
Well-Known Member
I've got two Nexus 5s on Ting, with two minor, annoying issues, and I was curious if anyone else is seeing these?
1) I live in Somerville, MA, about 3 miles from downtown Boston. Both of my phones keep selecting the wrong timezone, off by one hour, if set to automatically update the timezone from the network. I assume this is a Sprint issue with Daylight Savings Time, but I've only had the phones about a week (after DST switch), so I'm not sure. Anyone else seeing this on Ting/Sprint phones? Works fine if I get network time, but manually set the timezone.
2) Occasionally it jumps to Verizon to complete a phone call. During these times, it seems that the LTE radio cannot connect to Sprint's network, so I loose data. Rarely do I need both voice & data at the same time, but it's kind of annoying. Is there a fix for this, or is that just a hardware/radio limitation?
Overall, I'm really happy with this phone and with Ting. Sprint's network sucks compared to Verizon, but I spend most of my time in the city and within wifi coverage, so I don't feel like paying 3 times as much for the rare contingencies is really worthwhile.
1) I live in Somerville, MA, about 3 miles from downtown Boston. Both of my phones keep selecting the wrong timezone, off by one hour, if set to automatically update the timezone from the network. I assume this is a Sprint issue with Daylight Savings Time, but I've only had the phones about a week (after DST switch), so I'm not sure. Anyone else seeing this on Ting/Sprint phones? Works fine if I get network time, but manually set the timezone.
2) Occasionally it jumps to Verizon to complete a phone call. During these times, it seems that the LTE radio cannot connect to Sprint's network, so I loose data. Rarely do I need both voice & data at the same time, but it's kind of annoying. Is there a fix for this, or is that just a hardware/radio limitation?
Overall, I'm really happy with this phone and with Ting. Sprint's network sucks compared to Verizon, but I spend most of my time in the city and within wifi coverage, so I don't feel like paying 3 times as much for the rare contingencies is really worthwhile.