For what it's worth, Cingular (which became AT&T Wireless) was awful in most of the areas I used it, even when I had a phone that was just a phone. I then got a

For what it's worth, Cingular (which became AT&T Wireless) was awful in most of the areas I used it, even when I had a phone that was just a phone. I then got a normal phone on Verizon, and it was a night and day difference. I can count the number of dropped calls with that phone on one hand. That's not to say that the iPhone's antenna has ever been exemplary or even one of the top priorities for Apple, but it's not at all a stretch to think it's mostly AT&T's fault. Don't blame fanboys for what can be explained by AT&T just sucking.