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When I turned off enable 3G the problem disappeared. Settings General Network My 3GS iPhone was showing the same symptoms, searching for a signal for one to two minutes after ending every phone call. It turned out that my problem was that I had Enable 3G turned on, even though I did not have a data plan with TMobile. When I turned off enable 3G the problem disappeared. Settings General Network With T-Mobile USA you always need to disable 3G, it doesnt work properly otherwise as T-Mobile USA used 3G frequencies that no iPhone model supports. Please read the stickies search forum before posting! iPhone 3GS 32GB 1; Pwnagetool factory unlocked oldest SHSH 1 iPhone 8GB 3; Pwnagetool AT T Locked Unlocked with bootneuter Did we solve your problem? Got a dollar or two spare? Donate! Thanks for the help everyone, especially Olethros. I think you have answered every single question I have posted in this forum since I got here lol. Thanks again. Hi Guys. My problem is the same. However, my 3G is off. After every phonecall is starts saying No Service, and than finds the network in about 20-30 seconds. Very annoying! Also, does the same thing randomly as well. Im on T-Mobile and have restored, reset, installed custom firmware, and many other solutions have been attempted with NO LUCK! Can someone help me? Pls PM if you can or just write a response here if possible. Fingers crossed. Augusta, Georgia, United States Had the same issue, I turned off 3G and all is well again. Thanks coogs. All my 3 IPhones on T-Mobile are working without dropping network after taking 3G off, Thanks Copyright 2011 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 0 RC 1 All times are GMT The time now is 01:22 PM. What do you know: These two companies were battling in court only days ago, accusing each other of intellectual property infringement; they have settled, and now are strategic partners A few years before winning the 1978 Nobel Prize for literature, Isaac Bashevis Singer published one of his more popular books, Enemies: A Love Story. The book s title also captures the following: San Antonio, Texas-based SecureInfo and Ashburn, Virginia-based Telos have settled all pending litigation between them. The District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia dismissed the suit filed on 6 May 2005 by SecureInfo, and the counterclaim filed 7 November 2005 by Telos. Under terms of the settlement, claims that Telos infringed the intellectual property or copyright of SecureInfo, and that SecureInfo infringed Telos patents granted or in process, have been mutually dismissed. This is just the beginning, however. During the litigation process, Telos and SecureInfo executives identified several major partnership opportunities which would provide each company with new security offerings for customers in both government and commercial markets. As a result of this realization, the companies have formed a strategic partnership.