In cell phone network is over what to do

 Make Sure Your Phone is in Peak Working Condition

• Update your software.
• Turn off any services you're not currently using.
• Change your Voice and Data settings.
• Turn airplane mode on and off.
• Reset your network settings.
• Manually re-select the network operator.
• Have your phone checked for damage

How to reset network settings on an Android device

• Open the Settings app on your Android.
• Scroll to and tap either "General management" or "System," depending on what device you have.
• Tap either "Reset" or "Reset options."
• Tap the words "Reset network settings."

Do you often face slow internet and call drop issues on your phone despite having full coverage? 

Well, signal bars aren’t the most accurate representation of your network strength. In reality, every smartphone company employs different scales for bars- that’s the reason why you see a variation in the bar count on your friend’s phone running the same operator as you. So, how to check the true network signal quality?

Well, the signal is measured in decibels, and the exact strength can be looked over right in your phone’s settings. In this article, let’s have a quick look at an easy and authentic way to check the network signal quality on your Android or iPhone.

How to Check Phone Network Signal Quality
On Android

To check the network signal quality on Android, you just need a few taps in your phone’s settings, as follows.

1] On your Android device, open Settings and scroll down to the bottom.

2] Click on About Phone and select Status.

3] On the following screen, tap Network, and you’ll be able to see signal strength for the SIM card operators on your device. It’ll comprise of two numbers- dBm and ASU.

For starters, dBm (decibels per milliwatts) indicates your phone’s signal strength, and the value usually ranges from -50 to -110 dBm. The higher the absolute negative number, the lower will be the signal. In other words, the closer that number is to 0, the stronger the signal. For example, -70 dBm is stronger than -90 dBm.

Generally, a signal of greater than -60 dBm is considered excellent for clear calls and a speedy internet connection. It is followed by the -60 to -75 dBm scale, which shows good signal levels. The range of -76 to -90 dBm is considered suitable for reasonable call quality and data speeds. Whereas, anything post -90 to -100 dBm falls in the territory of weak signal strength.

ASU is the Arbitrary Strength Unit and denotes the rate at which your phone is updating its location from the tower signals. It can also be used to calculate the real signal strength measured in dBm.

For more detailed information on your network connection, you can use apps like Open Signal, LTE Discovery, and Network Signal Info on your Android.