Not sure what's up w/ all the anectodotal responses. Just look at the AT&T 3G coverage map. (Verizon likes to show it all the time)
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/popUp_3g.jsp
Edit: Tried to post the 3G map for the entire US from AT&T's website, but I forgot they won't let you see the entire map....just area maps...LOL. Here's a 3rd party source.
http://www.cellularmaps.com/3g_compare.shtml
Well "anectodotal" evidence is often more acurate than trying to believe the corporate story with their so called 98% coverage maps.
Thanks to the people who responded to this thread...its genuinely interesting to read other peoples real world experience of getting a signal.
5 bars all the timeunless underground on the subway
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How great would coverage on the subway be?
I mean yeah, people yelling on their phones wouldn't be too great, but whenever I'm by myself on the subway I always wish I could browse around Facebook or something to pass the time.
This article was from two years ago: http://gothamist.com/2007/09/20/nyc_subway_stat.php
They wanted to put service in all NYC subway stations but they just keep putting it on hold and I don't think even 14th st & 23rd st got service installed three years after they said it would.