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04-20-2008 08:02:32 AM
Thank you
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04-21-2008 07:57:19 PM
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04-22-2008 08:48:56 AM
thedogmother wrote:
Does it matter which phone you buy regarding good reception, or is it up to the network?
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04-22-2008 09:29:05 AM
Example, a lot of flip phones have the antennae at the bottom of the phone, so you should not cup the lower portion of the phone when holding it or you may reduce the antennae's effectiveness.








