Hi all,
Sorry if this has been answered already...I've tried searching...honest..
Subject pretty much sums it up.
This isn't about saving phone minutes...it's about reliably receiving calls and texts.
In my house, my signal is crap...I even miss texts....
I'll have a "4G" icon one minute, and absolutely nothing the next..on the phone plugged into the charger, sitting in the exact same place.
Same thing even happens outside...
I've called Verizon, and all they want to do is sell me the repeater thing...
Anyway, enough complaining..
I've found a few articles about this subject on the web, but they seem to be dated...
I'd REALLY like the phone to automatically to switch to WIFI calling/receiving, when I hit my home network..
But if I have to switch it myself, well beggars can't be choosers..
I can't imaging I'm the only one with this problem though..
I have a google voice account set up already...
Can anyone suggest what apps and settings to use?
If it makes a difference...
Obviously, I'm talking about Android...and I'm on verizon... using a stock/unrooted Samsung Note 2.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
Sorry if this has been answered already...I've tried searching...honest..
Subject pretty much sums it up.
This isn't about saving phone minutes...it's about reliably receiving calls and texts.
In my house, my signal is crap...I even miss texts....
I'll have a "4G" icon one minute, and absolutely nothing the next..on the phone plugged into the charger, sitting in the exact same place.
Same thing even happens outside...
I've called Verizon, and all they want to do is sell me the repeater thing...
Anyway, enough complaining..
I've found a few articles about this subject on the web, but they seem to be dated...
I'd REALLY like the phone to automatically to switch to WIFI calling/receiving, when I hit my home network..
But if I have to switch it myself, well beggars can't be choosers..
I can't imaging I'm the only one with this problem though..
I have a google voice account set up already...
Can anyone suggest what apps and settings to use?
If it makes a difference...
Obviously, I'm talking about Android...and I'm on verizon... using a stock/unrooted Samsung Note 2.
Thanks in advance,
Chris