Many cell phones in modern urban environments often do not cope with high-quality signal reception, even if they are expensive models. You should take care of the quality of the reception by following a few simple steps.
Instructions
Step 1
Check your phone's battery power. It uses a lot more power during calls than when in standby mode. Often the battery may be strong enough to make a call, but not powerful enough to tune an alarm at the same time. Try to keep it charged at all times.
Step 2
Change your location. Buildings and other large structures can block your mobile phone signal. Try going outside or near a window during a call. If you are having trouble with outdoor reception, try to find a free wide area and climb a natural elevation better.
Step 3
Try using special devices to amplify the signal. It can be a hybrid amplifier or a repeater for personal use. They can be used with almost any phone, do not require a lot of installation and really work.
Step 4
Update your phone antenna. Some cell phone manufacturers do not make the highest quality antennas for their devices, which are better to change immediately in the store or at home. A new antenna is relatively inexpensive and provides better reception.
Step 5
Try to set up your network correctly. Most carriers operate independently of each other, using their own frequencies and affecting the cell phone signal in different ways. Most likely, if the phone does not communicate well with one network, then you can simply replace the operator. Many of them also allow you to keep the previous phone number.
Step 6
Hold your phone correctly. Usually, when the mobile phone is in an upright position, the signal is better received. But if you tilt it too much or hold it in a strange way, for example, by squeezing it with your hands, then this will interfere with the operation of the antenna. Keep your phone straight so that it picks up the operator's signal without any problems.
