
Wired’s How-To Wiki has a nice step-by-step walkthrough that tells you how to get the most out of your cellphone’s signal.
Obstructions like walls, mountains and fat people; RF interference; weather; and your phone’s antenna placement are all things than can dilute your signal to a tiny, staticky trickle.
Here are recommended fixes:
1. Change Location: If possible shift
2. Get An External Antenna: An external antenna works when your internal one cant do the job
3. Invest In A Repeater: A repeater gets weak signal and boosts it for your phone
4. Change The Way You Hold The Phone: Yes, surprisingly the way you’re holding the gadget could make substantial difference to the signal
If none of these work you probably need to call up your provider, threaten them with a switchover and hope someone listens and sets up a cell tower next door.


















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Eric Lee
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Add Comments:A friend of mine just emailed me one of your articles from a while back. I read that one a few more. Really enjoy your blog. Thanks
cool yaar thanks. even i have sometimes experienced that if we change the hold of our cell it differentiates
i think the hand’s holding thing works very well