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Honestly, wait for the google nexus and see if that might be a better choice, if you're just getting an iPhone now in NYC. With over 50-60% dropped calls, it's
by dzlobin 17y ago
Honestly, wait for the google nexus and see if that might be a better choice, if you're just getting an iPhone now in NYC. With over 50-60% dropped calls, it's really the worst phone to have if you actually plan on calling people.
- seldo 17y agoWho calls people? My iPhone is a wireless Internet device, which comes with a hugely inconvenient tax of 400 unused voice minutes every month. I cannot WAIT until somebody releases a good phone with a data-only plan (maybe the Nexus?)
- CamperBob 17y agoSomebody downmodded you without explanation, but I agree with you -- the telephone "app" is just one minor incremental feature on an iPhone. If, instead of being bundled with the hardware, the "Phone" app cost > $25 on the App Store, I probably wouldn't bother buying it.
- windsurfer 17y agoI don't understand how you can be complaining about the plan. Surely you can get any plan you want with your SIM card, and what phone you're using is none of the phone company's business?
- nuclear_eclipse 17y agoIf only that were true in the US...
- dzlobin 17y agoReally? A downmod? As uncool and 90's it may be, occasionally I have to call people, and I can't really do that with any consistency. The fact still stands that phone service on the iPhone with at&t in NYC, is dismal. edit: Care to explain how I'm wrong? or is this a downmod for fun?
- lallysingh 17y agoHuh. I'm in NYC, and have had the same iPhone for a year. I don't really get dropped calls. Then again, my average call length is 2 minutes.