SE doesn't care about us ... either they have no solution or they knew the problem but they don't give us any attention.....I think we better to get HTC or IPhone...at least no useless wifi ...

Disable encryption security of the router. On or enable MAC address and put your MAC address of your ARC and try. You can get MAC adress of your ARC from WIFI advanced option.

bsweb,

I am a wee bit confused about your problem concerning Wi-Fi connection.  If I understand you correctly, this is what happens:

1.  You have a router at home which you connect to.  After a "few seconds/minutes" you loose the connection.

2. Are you static in your location, or, are you roaming around and have gone out of the usable range of your router?

    I use my Wi-Fi without incident on my X10, however, should I wander out of range, then I loose my signal.  When I come back in range, my signal is restored.

    It is not instantaneous.  The process must go thru a certain amount of "connection processing", authorization, password authentication, etc..  That is overhead,

    neither SE or any other bit of hardware can overcome.  It is also impacted by the amount of work your processor is doing.

3. If you are not referencing a home router, and you are "pinging/moving" from location to location and loosing your signal, and after a few seconds re-connect to

   another "signal/same" signal , again a time delay should be expected.

4. I have my setting the same as yours, however, I press the 'silver' button on top of the X10, and not the Home button to "wake" my phone.  Just tried the Home button and it worked.

    But I have not moved from my location.

In summary, ask yourself this question:  Why would SE change something which works on the X10 to introduce a bug?

Perhaps, if you have "apps" loaded, try checking which one may be causing your problem..  Sounds like a User error.

Regsrds,

panyah

Panyah

This is a defect in the phone and SE must work to give us a solution as fast as they can...

you can compare the signal strength with other phones (try HTC or IPhone) and I can tell you that directly you will notice the big differance also you can check the issue by letting the phone untoched for a while until the screen goes black then wake it up and you will find that the wireless is disconnected and trying to reconnect even if "Wifi Sleep Policy" option is set to "Never" looks like this option is useless or not activated as an action.

I tried my phone on 6 working wireless connection and same problem appeared on all connections. I tried many procedures like changing the securtiy encryption although this is not a real solutions but i was only trying to troubleshot the problem.

I think the problem is related to the internal wireless antenna. because the device can get signal but the strength is poor and thats why the phone keep dropping the connection and when get closer to the wirless connection you can get better signal, it is like when you remove the antenna of the radio you can get signal but not good one.

I didn't install any application. the problem appeared since openning the box.

Regards.

Just got my responce from SE, Just to clarify I told them I had re-flashed my phone and tried it on diffterent routers and they suggested it was my router or I should re-flash my phone so.......I emailed them right back!!

Simetimes problem is in a router. I had same problem, and its all ended then i updated my home routers firmware.