Roaming
So what happens if your having a conversation that originated in a Sprint coverage area but then moves into a roaming area?
Do you lose you're phone call and have to redial?
Dose the hand off occur without a hitch?
Do you lose you're phone call and have to redial?
Dose the hand off occur without a hitch?
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the hand off will go fine but going from roaming to sprint is where you will have the issue.
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the hand of from sprint to roaming will work fine, but going from roaming to sprint will not.
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Also if you go into an analog area for roaming it will drop the call 100% of the time. That is if any network still uses analog.
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Nadesico81 said:
Also if you go into an analog area for roaming it will drop the call 100% of the time. That is if any network still uses analog.
I think certain regional carriers are still using analog- at least until the end of the year.
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andy2373 said:
So what happens if your having a conversation that originated in a Sprint coverage area but then moves into a roaming area?
Do you lose you're phone call and have to redial?
Dose the hand off occur without a hitch?
My understanding is that if your call originates in a Sprint coverage area, the call will remain on the Sprint network so long as you have any viable signal available. If you are roaming while on a call, it stays in roaming mode for the duration.
In other words, the phone won't switch to roaming so long as an active call is taking place or vice-versa. Once the signal is gone completely while either roaming or on network, the call is dropped.
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