This is just hilarious. Remember when Verizon Wireless stated rather unequivocally that its
Galaxy Nexus suffered from a "
signal strength issue" and that a fix was coming? Worry not, dear readers, because the company now claims that it's identified the issue: apparently, there's really no problem at all. According to
Big Red, the Galaxy Nexus doesn't suffer from poor reception, but simply reports its reception poorly. To resolve these 'perception' issues, the carrier states that it will deliver a software update that "will adjust the signal strength indicator to more closely match other Verizon Wireless devices." So, whether or not there really is a problem with the Galaxy Nexus (LTE), one thing is for certain -- very soon, its owners will have more bars to look at. Huzzah, indeed?
Verizon sidesteps Galaxy Nexus antennagate, claims signal indicator is to blame originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 21 Dec 2011 19:11:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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