On Dec 15, 2009, at 12:27 AM, mike wrote:
Tmobile and ATT are the worst for coverage, they aren't even in the
same ballpark.
I have T-Mobile. The only places where I did not get service were
underground in the DC Metro and in one monumental building along the
Mall. Last month my T-Mobile
Great!
And?
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM, tjpa t...@tjpa.com wrote:
On Dec 15, 2009, at 12:27 AM, mike wrote:
Tmobile and ATT are the worst for coverage, they aren't even in the
same ballpark.
I have T-Mobile. The only places where I did not get service were
underground in the DC
I recently saw a chart that showed the standard for all countries in the world
that support Cell phones.
CDMA is used outside the US, but it is not as popular as GSM. CDMA is also used
by Sprint.
When I was in Canada I could use my Verizon phone in a number of places. It
was only when I got
I live in seattle and have had Tmobile for a number of years. It used to
have spotty coverage in certain areas 5 years ago but now it seems fine
to me and as you say I like their phones and especially their customer
service and now ESPECIALLY their rates. ($49 / mo + tax for unlimited
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] ATT Takes the Blame, Even for the iPhone's Faults
I recently saw a chart that showed the standard for all countries in the
world that support Cell phones.
CDMA is used outside the US
I'm not a customer either, I wouldn't pay my cellular carrier for the
privilege of mapping how bad their network is. It's not about politician or
technologist, it's about being a shill or apologist. I'm neither...I'm a
customer, I pay for a service. I'm glad the network I'm on doesn't have
That is not totally true.
I recently saw a chart that showed the standard for all countries in
the world that support Cell phones.
CDMA is used outside the US, but it is not as popular as GSM. CDMA is
also used by Sprint.
When I was in Canada I could use my Verizon phone in a number of
I'm not sure 'proactive' has the same meaning to you as it does me. It
surely doesn't have any meaning to ATT.
So when you are out of range of Tmobile, you pay nothing extra and get 3g
connectivity? Tmobile and ATT together have a smaller 3g footprint than
Verizon or Sprint on their own. Take
On Dec 12, 2009, at 6:21 PM, John A. Newitt wrote:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/13/business/13digi.html?hpw
The results place ATT’s data network not just on top, but well ahead
of everyone else. “ATT’s data throughput is 40 to 50 percent higher
than the competition, including Verizon,”
So we'll see bad 3g everywhere with Verizon? And ATT will look better
because they can only offer bad 3g in a couple places? I like where it says
ATT won't criticize Apple...but they have no problem blasting their own
customers. I'd like to see some of these stats somewhere other then the
NYT,
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 7:50 PM, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm not a customer either, I wouldn't pay my cellular carrier for the
privilege of mapping how bad their network is. It's not about politician
or
technologist, it's about being a shill or apologist. I'm neither...I'm a
customer,
Oh I get very well why they are doing it. But would you really put up with
this? ATT has known about this issue since the first six months of the
iPhone release, if by now they still don't know where calls are getting
dropped, what have they been doing all this time? Well recently they have
On Dec 13, 2009, at 2:02 PM, mike wrote:
ATT offers the single most popular smartphone, beyond that, every
network
now has virtually the same phones...so no, Verizon doesn't offer the
worst
phones.
Why You Can’t Get a Good Phone With Verizon | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
All information prior to Android. The lineups on the carriers changes,
Verizon was a few weeks late to the Android game, but now offer 3, on top of
the blackberry and WM phones every other carrier has. They don't have an
iPhone...but only ATT have that. So can you point to something that is
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/13/business/13digi.html?hpw
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Well the funniest part is now the app for that, is an ATT app that after
you've been dropped lets you notify ATT...that you've been dropped. So,
they dump resources into having their customers do RD for them about the
quality of their network. Maybe for each time you send in the info, you get
a
On Dec 12, 2009, at 6:38 PM, mike wrote:
Well the funniest part is now the app for that, is an ATT app that
after
you've been dropped lets you notify ATT...that you've been dropped.
So,
they dump resources into having their customers do RD for them
about the
quality of their network.
I'm not a customer either, I wouldn't pay my cellular carrier for the
privilege of mapping how bad their network is. It's not about politician or
technologist, it's about being a shill or apologist. I'm neither...I'm a
customer, I pay for a service. I'm glad the network I'm on doesn't have
such
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