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TheBlizzard · 01-10-2011

I have an iPhone 3GS with At&t and have not had one dropped call; the service from any of the big providers is sketchy in some areas. You really have to go to their local maps and see what coverage best suites your needs and locale.

I have friends who have Verizon and T-Mobile, there are places where I have service and they do not, and visa versa. Seriously there is no company better than any other in my opinion.

In a 100% 3G environment it really is faster than any othe provider as far as data goes, you know that commerial where the guy in the car gets the funny message faster than his friends. Well that happened to me recently at a hockey game, we all got the same 'make fun of the Green Bay Packers' forward, and I was watching it before theres every even got close to downloading the attachment.

But again I had full bars on the 3G network, if it was on the 'Edge' network it would have been close. One had Sprint and the other had Verizon. Both had Blackberry's.

01-10-2011	#25
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: AT&T Renames Its 3G Network a 4G Network I have an iPhone 3GS with At&t and have not had one dropped call; the service from any of the big providers is sketchy in some areas. You really have to go to their local maps and see what coverage best suites your needs and locale. I have friends who have Verizon and T-Mobile, there are places where I have service and they do not, and visa versa. Seriously there is no company better than any other in my opinion. In a 100% 3G environment it really is faster than any othe provider as far as data goes, you know that commerial where the guy in the car gets the funny message faster than his friends. Well that happened to me recently at a hockey game, we all got the same 'make fun of the Green Bay Packers' forward, and I was watching it before theres every even got close to downloading the attachment. But again I had full bars on the 3G network, if it was on the 'Edge' network it would have been close. One had Sprint and the other had Verizon. Both had Blackberry's.