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    xillibit | # 41 | 2014-01-03, 12:44 | Report

    Originally Posted by der_pepe View Post
    The main RF amplifier it's an ACPM-7251 manufactured by "Avago Technologies".
    Teoricaly, it supports GSM (850/900), EDGE (1800/1900), UMTS (850/900/2100) and LTE (850)
    Datasheet
    In the doc of ACPM-7251, it talks about GSM/EDGE and UMTS and nothing else, so i think you had made a msitake by writing "LTE(850)"

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    Kotka | # 42 | 2014-01-03, 13:34 | Report

    Originally Posted by xillibit View Post
    In the doc of ACPM-7251, it talks about GSM/EDGE and UMTS and nothing else, so i think you had made a msitake by writing "LTE(850)"
    In datasheet: Band5 – UMTS and BC0 and LTE

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    ggabriel | # 43 | 2014-01-03, 13:41 | Report

    Originally Posted by Mikkosssss View Post
    Happens to me too and once disconnected call when I jumped when on phone.
    I never ever thought of that use case to be honest with you ;-)

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    anidel | # 44 | 2014-01-03, 14:18 | Report

    Never experienced the SIM disconnect issue and even tried, right now, to press on the SIM card. I think and hope I'm lucky !

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    Rauha | # 45 | 2014-01-03, 14:55 | Report

    Never happened to me.

    Just wondering if you guys are using maybe old wore down SIMs? I recall having similar problems once with an another phone. That time just getting a new fresh SIM card solved the problem.


    EDIT: the SIM on my Jolla is a new one. Got it just couple days before Jolla and haven't used it any other device.

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    ggabriel | # 46 | 2014-01-03, 15:01 | Report

    It isn't too much of an issue for the time being to be honest... I have to press rather hard and in a particular position on TOH to make it happen, so I'm not massively worried. My SIM card is pretty new, has almost exactly 12 months and never ever ever failed me before.

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    Rauha | # 47 | 2014-01-03, 15:09 | Report

    Wasn't able to reproduce the problem with white TOH, even by directly pressing on the SIM.

    However after I switched to the limited edition TOH it was actually pretty easy. Good thing I don't like the colour and never use it.

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    Milhouse | # 48 | 2014-01-03, 16:07 | Report

    Originally Posted by Rauha View Post
    Never happened to me.

    Just wondering if you guys are using maybe old wore down SIMs? I recall having similar problems once with an another phone. That time just getting a new fresh SIM card solved the problem.


    EDIT: the SIM on my Jolla is a new one. Got it just couple days before Jolla and haven't used it any other device.
    On together.jolla.com there are people saying they have the problem with brand new operator supplied micro SIMs, not cut down old SIMs. The question also has (currently) 54 votes (and just as many comments) suggesting it's not an isolated issue.

    I would imagine the solution is to provide a stiffer other half to prevent flexing, or a way to disable the SIM sensor entirely so that when triggered it doesn't disconnect calls or ask for the phone to be rebooted.

    Most people will insert the SIM when they get the phone and never remove it until they bin the phone, so offering an option to disable the SIM sensor in Settings would seem a good choice for those experiencing the problem, although it should be fixed in production (better SIM slot?) so that future phones don't have the problem at all.

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    Milhouse | # 49 | 2014-01-03, 16:10 | Report

    Originally Posted by Rauha View Post
    Wasn't able to reproduce the problem with white TOH, even by directly pressing on the SIM.

    However after I switched to the limited edition TOH it was actually pretty easy. Good thing I don't like the colour and never use it.
    I've got the problem with the white TOH - haven't installed the limited edition TOH as I prefer the white!

    So it sounds like both TOH is likely to cause the problem, white or limited edition, and since your SIM is also new I think we can safely rule out changing the SIM as a likely solution.

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    Rauha | # 50 | 2014-01-03, 19:16 | Report

    Its propably combination of design fault in OH concept, small variation in SIM sizes & age and small quality differences between individual Other Halfs thats causing people to have different experiences relating to this problem.

    Already noticed on one Jolla phone review in finnish site, which had reviewer complaining about loosness and creaking of his OH and the disagreeing comments on that review, that there's propably quite a bit of quality variation on Other Halfs.

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