Hi Darrel,
No Darrel, I don't know if the iPhone 3G S will give the same
performance as my present Nokia in the same coverage area.
As I've said previous, I have always been with Telstra as I've found
the coverage when travelling in the country is better than other
carriers.
But, back a few week-ends ago, I was staying in Denmark (at The Chimes
Resort) & I could not get any coverage, but other people with Optus
mobile had full quality.
This amazed all of us, when I mentioned it to the Telstra
Representative, he suggested that we could have been very close to an
Optus Tower ... but did not now why I could not get any reception.
This is the first time I have experienced trouble down south.
Until I purchase an iPhone 3G S I won't know how good the reception
will be, but I expect the same if not better than my Nokia.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 03/07/2009, at 6:09 PM, Darrel McGuiness wrote:
Ronni,
Interesting reading your dilemma, however do you know if the iPhone
gives the same performance as your present mobile in the same
coverage area.
I use my mobile just for emergencies and I was fortunate enough for
Telstra enabling me to do testing for Next G of various mobiles
(South of Yallingup).
The result was that all mobiles are not the same relative to
reception.
Would be very interested in your comparison, particularly since I
have been asked by locals whether I know.
Regards
Darrel
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