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Blackberry interference
I have a Blackberry 8700C--Cingular service, which I like pretty much, except for a few things. When I am on a land line and the Blackberry is receiving data there is an annoying buzz on the land line. This is independent of the phone I am on. Is this a problem with my unit or a feature of all similar devices?
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Originally Posted by sfmaus
(Post 7438250)
I have a Blackberry 8700C--Cingular service, which I like pretty much, except for a few things. When I am on a land line and the Blackberry is receiving data there is an annoying buzz on the land line. This is independent of the phone I am on. Is this a problem with my unit or a feature of all similar devices?
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In my experience, all GSM phones do this to some degree.
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In my experience, I've seen this on all TDMA and GSM phones/devices running
on bands around 900Mhz (850/900) (Have also seen this on analog phones) I do not know if you will see the same on 1800/1900 bands, but changces are there. I have not noticed this with my CDMA devices. |
Most cellphones do this, but most only when they are making a phone call. Because the Blackberry is in constant contact with the Blackberry servers you'll hear it more often.
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Originally Posted by ScottC
(Post 7438876)
Most cellphones do this, but most only when they are making a phone call. Because the Blackberry is in constant contact with the Blackberry servers you'll hear it more often.
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Comes with the territory. If you wrap your 'berry in aluminum foil that might solve the problem.
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Originally Posted by Mikey likes it
(Post 7442205)
Comes with the territory. If you wrap your 'berry in aluminum foil that might solve the problem.
:D :D (Side effect: no signal on your phone/PDA) |
Originally Posted by ScottC
(Post 7438876)
Most cellphones do this, but most only when they are making a phone call. Because the Blackberry is in constant contact with the Blackberry servers you'll hear it more often.
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I find it happens with polycomms, but not with other phones that I use. Sometimes it helps to just move the blackberry to a distance of 4 or 5 feet
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