First and foremost this is not a troll thread. I have been posting on here since 07 so I don't need to 'prove' any loyalty to the typical 3 year old fanboys... This is just an analysis from my experience. Now that that is out of the way.
The reality is I have just had enough of AT&T's voice quality and inconsistency. I travel upwards of 300,000 miles a year to almost every major city in the U.S. and I can testify to these inconsistencies for years. With the release of Verizon's 4G network I really could not take it anymore. Most likely the next iPhone will not have the LTE radio and dropped calls, not being able to make calls, call failed messages, etc... AT&T is just horrific with consistency. God help me Vegas can be the absolute worst. Yes, some cities can be OK but many are not and AT&T's 3G speed goes from 5+ mbps to .1 all the time. No consistency.
I decided to go with the HTC Thunderbolt. I was looking around and checked out the Charge and Revolution but liked the Thunderbolt the best. The lack of lag and speed of its radio is amazing. I was tethering today and was getting 18 mbps. The data speed is just insane. For those who use a lot of data and need a fast internet connection you cannot ask for anything better then LTE right now. I have personally seen as high as 34 mbps which, is incredible.
Anyway, just thought I'd share and talk about the differences between my many iPhones over the years and the new Thunderbolt if anyone is interested.
Just a few notes:
~Battery on the Thunderbolt is not nearly as good as the iPhone 4.
~Both phones feel about the same in speed when running apps.
~LTE network drastically takes the cake.
~Apparently you can overclock the phone to 1.9+ GHz, which is impressive
~Camera (8mp) takes higher resolution pics but does not deal with quick movement as well as the 4.
~Have not had any problems with the phone so far. (1 week to date)
~Apps are not as refined but this is no surprise.
~Thunderbolt does not appear to support compression of video to send over e-mail.
~Love the notifications and home menus on Android
~Love that dictation is implemented in every area where typing is needed. Really is fantastic and fast.
If anyone has any questions please ask but don't turn this into my phone is better then yours thread. I would much rather talk about the differences and where some shine and others do not.
BTW, after 5 days in Boston not one single dropped call. Before this I dropped about 15 calls on the iPhone 4 (AT&T)
The reality is I have just had enough of AT&T's voice quality and inconsistency. I travel upwards of 300,000 miles a year to almost every major city in the U.S. and I can testify to these inconsistencies for years. With the release of Verizon's 4G network I really could not take it anymore. Most likely the next iPhone will not have the LTE radio and dropped calls, not being able to make calls, call failed messages, etc... AT&T is just horrific with consistency. God help me Vegas can be the absolute worst. Yes, some cities can be OK but many are not and AT&T's 3G speed goes from 5+ mbps to .1 all the time. No consistency.
I decided to go with the HTC Thunderbolt. I was looking around and checked out the Charge and Revolution but liked the Thunderbolt the best. The lack of lag and speed of its radio is amazing. I was tethering today and was getting 18 mbps. The data speed is just insane. For those who use a lot of data and need a fast internet connection you cannot ask for anything better then LTE right now. I have personally seen as high as 34 mbps which, is incredible.
Anyway, just thought I'd share and talk about the differences between my many iPhones over the years and the new Thunderbolt if anyone is interested.
Just a few notes:
~Battery on the Thunderbolt is not nearly as good as the iPhone 4.
~Both phones feel about the same in speed when running apps.
~LTE network drastically takes the cake.
~Apparently you can overclock the phone to 1.9+ GHz, which is impressive
~Camera (8mp) takes higher resolution pics but does not deal with quick movement as well as the 4.
~Have not had any problems with the phone so far. (1 week to date)
~Apps are not as refined but this is no surprise.
~Thunderbolt does not appear to support compression of video to send over e-mail.
~Love the notifications and home menus on Android
~Love that dictation is implemented in every area where typing is needed. Really is fantastic and fast.
If anyone has any questions please ask but don't turn this into my phone is better then yours thread. I would much rather talk about the differences and where some shine and others do not.
BTW, after 5 days in Boston not one single dropped call. Before this I dropped about 15 calls on the iPhone 4 (AT&T)