Looking back through our archives, you’ll find plenty of user dissatisfaction with the 3G reception on Google’s Nexus One. Blamed alternately on T-Mobile’s inferior 3G coverage and on software bugs, the problem was expected to be banished with an over-the-air update in early February. The update came, but the trouble also stayed. It might now be time to finally lay those last lingering hopes for rectification to rest, as Google has directly responded to calls for a bigger and better OTA patch by explaining that it’s no longer working on “further engineering improvements.” That’s a pretty conclusive sign that the problem is in the hardware, particularly when you peruse the support thread in question and the reception comparisons users have been doing with other handsets. Well, at least you know for sure now.

[Thanks, Ryan]

Google ‘no longer investigating’ fix for Nexus One 3G issues, advises ‘changing your location’ originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Ah, Las Vegas… we hardly knew ye! Okay, that’s categorically untrue — CTIA Wireless 2010 actually marks our third official visit to Sin City in as many months, which means it’s nothing short of a miracle that we’re not lying in a ditch somewhere in the sun-scorched outskirts of town, penniless and near death. As always, the show brought us a fair bit of mobile news; sure, Sprint’s HTC EVO 4G stole the show, but that’s just scratching the surface of the pocketable wizardry we saw this week. Don’t believe us? Let’s dig back through the archives:

Liveblogs
Live from CTIA 2010′s day one keynote with Ralph de la Vega and J. K. Shin!
Live from Sprint’s CTIA 2010 press event
Live from CTIA 2010′s day two keynote with Dan Hesse

Hands-ons
LG Cosmos hands-on
LG Remarq hands-on
Motorola i1 first hands-on!
AT&T’s Palm Pixi Plus and Pre Plus hands-on
HTC EVO 4G is Sprint’s Android-powered knight in superphone armor, we go hands-on
Samsung Galaxy S hands-on with video
HTC EVO 4G vs. HD2 and Desire… fight!
Motorola i1 video tour
Verizon vs. AT&T: Pre Plus edition
Dell Aero first hands-on!
SanDisk 32GB microSDHC vs. SanDisk 4GB microSDHC… fight!
Ventev EcoCharge whacks vampire draw, charges two devices for the price of one
iWonder Android tablet fixes major bug: the logo is right-side-up
Cell-Mate headset heads-on
Vitality GlowCap hands-on
OpenPeak’s OpenTablet 7 hands-on: Moorestown has found a friend
Netcomm MyZone hands-on
Spracht Aura EQ (the really real version) hands-on
LG Air Sync hands-on
Bitbop hands-on: is this the Hulu of mobile?
Qualcomm MSM7x30 development unit hands-on

News
Official: Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus for AT&T ‘in the coming months’
Dell Aero is AT&T’s second Android phone
LG Remarq combines QWERTY, not being mean to the environment in one package for Sprint
Motorola makes i1 official, melds Android and push-to-talk this summer on Sprint
BlueAnt intros rugged T1 Bluetooth headset, sophisticated Android app
Samsung announces Galaxy S Android smartphone
Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with T-Mobile webConnect launches tomorrow, $199.99 on contract
HTC EVO 4G is Sprint’s Android-powered knight in superphone armor, we go hands-on
Dell Inspiron Mini 10 shipping April 1st with integrated Clear WiMAX
T-Mobile USA reiterates that ‘breadth’ of 3G footprint will get HSPA+ this year
Samsung trots out Modus Bluetooth headset, complete with dual mics and multipoint
MetroPCS bringing LTE to Las Vegas this year, Samsung doing infrastructure and first LTE handset: the SCH-r900
AT&T announces deals with OpenPeak, Zeebo, American Security Logistics
Verizon launching V Cast Apps on March 29th, RIM devices get first dibs
AT&T 3G MicroCell starting nationwide roll-out in mid-April
Verizon talks commercial LTE deployment details: data devices first, smartphones in ’1H 2011′
Verizon to blanket ‘one third’ of America with LTE this year, double coverage in 15 months
Verizon ‘wrapping up’ Boston and Seattle trials, ‘friendly user’ ones coming this summer
Verizon Wireless: ‘all’ 4G WWAN devices will support 3G, too
Clearwire CEO mentions that WiMAX could join LTE as one, Verizon Wireless CTO says no way
Lenovo adds Sprint 3G, 4G support across ThinkPad line
Skiff partners with Samsung to deliver e-stuff, someday
Samsung debuts U820 QWERTY slider at CTIA, no one notices

Scoops
Motorola’s Android-powered i1 launching at CTIA
Samsung to announce Galaxy S smartphone, content initiatives this week

And on that note, we depart Vegas with a heavy heart — but not all’s lost! CTIA Wireless’ sister event in Fall, CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment, will be in action in early October in lovely San Francisco — and naturally, we’ll be there. Now if you’ll excuse us, just one more hand of blackjack before we head for the airport.

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