Telstra says that 2G accounts for 0.2% of calls made. There's more chance of a 3G signal getting through than 2 G anyway. When Telstra moved from CDMA (their analogue network replacement) to 3G they retained the 850 MHz spectrum of CDMA for use with 3G.

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Telstra, the largest of three carriers in Oz, is shutting down 2G at the end of this month. Optus, the next largest keeps it until April next year & Vodafone-Hutchison will then be the only provider of 2G & their coverage is less than the two main players. My mother's mobile phone is a 2G one (with a 3G SIM) but since she hasn't used it for 12 months, it just won't get reconnected.

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And so to bed, just after midnight. With a nice hot malted milk drink to assist sleeping.

The local news says he gets to keep his job as a zookeeper. There was some doubt, apparently.

Plus, I've only had the thing 5 weeks. Maybe the battery needs longer to settle.

Looking like it's software related

The sudden battery drain problem afflicting many users' iPhones seems to also be affecting my new-ish 128 GB iPod Touch. It's sufficiently similar in shape & size to my iPhone SE that it can fit in the external battery case that fits any iPhone 5-sized device. So I can tickle up the battery any time it's starting to drop.

Just used the old-fashioned Eno to sooth my latest reflux bout. Nice to know the old formulation still works.

Due to iCloud's inability to sync PDFs properly between devices, I now use iCloud Drive to save & share PDFS. In iOS 10.1.1 there's a share sheet for iCloud Drive.
In a blast of sheer inventiveness, I have created a folder in iCloud Drive for such things. It's called "Stuff."

It's the Apocalypse (again……)