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  1. 1

    smcfay

    This is a great feature but I’m sorry to report that the fluctuating 3g/edge issue many have been experiencing on the Nexus one is in a way related to Android 2.1. A user on the Google help forum managed to root and flash to the earlier editions and the problem went away. http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=0bd8ccd4799040c2&hl=en&fid=0bd8ccd4799040c200047d8ac1e66eb2

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    Gina Trapani

    Interesting… I didn’t have 3G before so I’m not sure whether or not I’m having the problem, but really interesting to see it may be a 2.1 bug.

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    blakfoot

    I had problems with my 3G connection banging back and forth back to EDGE, even though I had a strong signal. I forced my Nexus One to use 3G only and the problem is solved. Steps found at http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/5376/fix-force-the-google-nexus-one-to-use-3g-only-t-mobile/

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    Josh Parmely

    It’s on page 33 of the user guide, but you have to go out to the support section of the site and download it.
    http://www.google.com/support/android/

    They seem to be working on a good number of videos in their Youtube channel to cover all of the out-of-the-box functionality, but it’s not all there yet. I’d actually kind of prefer for the manuals to be online in a video format. You can learn much more quickly by watching someone go through the paces than you can out of still images in a paper manual.

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