I was\u00a0totally\u00a0stocked to get my Nexus One. When\u00a0I\u00a0got the N1 though, it did take some doing to get it working. Here are the issues\u00a0I\u00a0found and the solutions to the problems. Now you can find these solutions all over the net but\u00a0I\u00a0am just centralizing all the solutions please add any others you have found in the comments and I will update the post.<\/p>\n
Problem:
\nWifi not getting passed the “Obasdtaining\u00a0IP” msg and not connecting even though the login details are correct.<\/p>\n
Solution A:
\nThis seems to be a\u00a0temporary\u00a0issue associated with the\u00a0specific\u00a0session of the wireless network.\u00a0The easiest solution is to reset the router.
\nProblem:
\nNo 3G or Edge signal at all(this does not mean flaky this means you never get any signal at all). This happened to me on O2.<\/p>\n
Solution A:
\nFind your Carrier APN(Access Point Name) see O2 details below:<\/p>\n
Name: mobile web
\nAPN: mobile.o2.co.uk
\nUsername: web
\nPassword: password
\nMCC: 234
\nMNC: 10
\nAPN Type: default<\/p>\n
What ever details you dont see above leave blank. The settings in the N1 is Settings>>Wireless & network>>Mobile networks>>Access point names>>menu>>add>>ENTER YOUR APN DETAILS (O2 IS ABOVE\u00a0)<\/p>\n
Problem:
\nMy 3G signal is poor. I have signal but its not very good.
\nSolution C:
\nFinal solution from google fixes 3g signal bug and adds\u00a0multitouch\u00a0to all apps:<\/p>\n