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Our company's office in SOMA, San Francisco has zero AT&T reception. If you are in our conference room and someone calls, your iPhone will not ring. The "reali
by bobbyi 16y ago
Our company's office in SOMA, San Francisco has zero AT&T reception. If you are in our conference room and someone calls, your iPhone will not ring.
The "reality check" should be going to people who think free visual voicemail and small icons on the hardware are in any way significant issues compared to the magnitude of how much worse AT&T's network is.
- gcb 16y agoSoCal here. and yes. pratically i only get the Edge icon on AT&T. Tmobile had NO SIGNAL on my office (but my device didn't supported their 3G frequencies, which are a joke in itself, btw.) But, the edge speeds on tmobile were better then the 3g speeds on AT&T. i kid you not. i did real benchmarks with a tethered computer. anyway. was going to get the droid on verizon, then the day i decided to go to the store, they had just ended the get-another-free promotion. so i went at&t. now i regret it. not that i would be happy on verizon either. it's a loose-loose with mobile. always.
- zavulon 16y agoHear, hear. Last time I've had Verizon was 3 years ago, and I got service EVERYWHERE, and I live in the same area as the author - NYC/Manhattan. Of course, everyone's experience is their own, but I think their network couldn't have become that much worse all of a sudden. And as everybody with an iPhone knows, AT&T is hell. Just today, I got a whole bunch of calls that never made it to my phone. Discovered that there were new voicemails hours ago. And I'm sitting in my office, right next to a window, in an area where I usually get 4 bars. The biggest problem with Verizon and the original reason that I switched is they (used to) not have any good phones. Now they do, and hopefully once they get iPhone there won't be any reason to stay on God-awful AT&T network.