[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gold3ndrag0n:
We haven't exactly narrowed it down if it's a problem with the radio handoff of 4G LTE to 4G or 4G to 3G. For most of us it happens after a call that's why we're assuming that but it could be unrelated. I'd say best way to test is make lots of calls and then hang up, let the call connect then hang up. Do a lot of that and see if you lose signal, also turn WiFi off and on a few times while making calls. If after extensive testing of making calls, connecting then hanging up and you don't ever see it losing signal then I'd say it's a pretty safe bet you're OK, that's about all the advice I can give.

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Yes I've swapped 3 different SIM cards, that's the first thing AT&T wanted me to do. If I recall correctly some of the people with the bug on this thread have also swapped SIM cards so the problem at least for me and the people who have swapped SIM cards is not the SIM cards.

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Have you not READ this thread at all? No one on this thread has mentioned losing signal in a BAD reception area. And yet you're assuming that's what we're talking about? Did you READ what I said? If you did then reading comprehension must not be your thing. What'd I just say about the picture of a G2 next to a GS4 with full bars. What'd I just say about losing signal in a good reception area? What'd I just say about losing signal after hanging up from a call?

Within good reception areas moving obstacles and buildings what? I don't know the kind of moving obstacles you run into, but it'd take something the size of a house or building with all those walls to create a problem for signal, I don't run into many houses and buildings jogging back and forth in front of me while I'm sitting on my couch making a phone call, you?

I can't handle another user's experience being different from mine? And you're asking why am I here? Let me see... Where do I even begin. Ok, let's start by stating the obvious which apparently to you is NOT so obvious. We gather at a forum like this or other forums seeking answers for a common problem, hence there are different threads with different problems. We look for threads with users with the SAME experience as us and seek out an answer together. See where I'm going with this? Wait, don't let go of my hand just yet. So when people jump into a thread and don't bother reading the entire thread, especially when there's only 5-6 pages of it at the time, and then ASSUME something without being informed on the subject and takes the thread in a different course, those people should expect to be flamed. Now what happens when we Ass-U-Me? Did I spell it out clearly enough for ya there sport? And again (reading comprehension) had you READ or understood what was said to you, the very user (masteril) you responded to actually quoted you and said he had no LTE in his country anyways, just 2G/3G and would he encounter this bug, he at least read some of this thread and comprehended what we were talking which is more than I can say for you. So no, in this case we're not looking for people with different experiences, that's what another thread is for or create your own thread. This thread hasn't been a "hey do you get a different experience from me" thread but a "hey I've a problem with my phone, do you" sort of thread and if user experience is the same, stay and discuss possible solutions but if user experience is different then move on, not a "well Imma Ass-U-Me you've got the same problem as me cuz I didn't read or comprehend the thread and tell other users in search of this bug that the thread is about a bug that's happening to YOU only and not the people of this thread" kind of a thread, 'kay thanks!

Now back on track, you said in areas of low reception you see the G2 lose reception? But you're saying it's not actually the case? Not quite sure I understand what you mean. Do all your bars disappear and you have a small red "x" on top like in the pictures posted on this thread? And when you try to make a call when it happens it tells you "Emergency calls only"? If not then you're probably not experiencing the same issue.

Learn to analyze (god if only you could heed your own advice) cause this couldn't be what's happening to our phones (good reception+signal loss, remember?). You can now let go of my hand. Buh bye.