meh...I don't care. I'll be ditching my iphone when my contract is up. The iphone has become too much of a young/hip/diva/urban symbol for me to want to keep anymore.
True. I do agree that some of the complaints are legit, BUT all the complaint's I've heard from people here in my office are "Oh, AT&T sucks", and when I ask why and they usually reply "Well, I've never had them, but someone told me."
Out of curiosity, do you work for Verizon cause you're awfully quick in coming to its defense?
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I have no problems with AT&T. They all suck equally for what its worth.
and text and 3000 shared minutes on a family line with my wife who also has an iphone.Um, you do have unlimited data with the iPhone.
AT&T's coverage sucks, sucks, sucks in California compared to Verizon.
I've had more dropped calls, more places where my signal swings wildly from 5 bars to zero to 5 without moving, more headache with AT&T in 8 months than I had in 5 years with Verizon, by an order of magnitude.
For christ's sake, there are substantial coverage holes on I-5 between the Bay Area and L.A. - if you can't cover the major freeways, what in the hell can you cover? If Apple is listening, I strongly suggest that you not renew AT&T's exclusivity. I am going to give my iPhone 3G to the wife soon as her phone is in need of replacement, and I will not be buying another Apple phone because of AT&T's poor coverage.
It'll most likely remain exclusive with some give and take from both sides. There is no way that Apple will make a CDMA phone for just the US in order to go with Verizon. Sprint has the Pre. T-Mobile has Android...and their network sucks.
at&t wins.
Thank you!!! By far my biggest complaint about AT&T's California coverage. How the hell do you not have service on a MAJOR corridor through the state?! I was shocked to see my phone dropping to Edge and then no-service driving from Anaheim to Santa Cruz. No service on I-5?? The Hell?!
Exactly. Until Verizon changes its ways, I hope it goes the way of Sprint. I know that sounds a bit like anti-trust stuff, but oh well. I hope the next iPhone knocks Verizon, Microsoft, and especially the jerk known as Steve Ballmer backwards in their high back leather chairs and into the electronic walls and MS Surface tables. Not that Verizon and MS are related...just thought I'd get everyone in on that.It seems to be easy how the masses forget.
Remember that Jobs pitched the iPhone to Verizon before ATT. Remember, Verizon execs laughed him out of the building. Verizon screwed up in not taking what Jobs had to offer, so why should Verizon get a second shot at something they were stupid enough to pass over the first time?
Verizon blew it. If anything, if Apple were to pull in another carrier, it would be T-Mobile. LTE/4G won't be completely available to the masses until about that time anyway. Rollout is happening (with Embarq/Sprint, IIRC), but no-one else is going to get that or see that for a long time.
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As long as iPhone stays with AT&T, I will stay with my Blackberry and T-Mobile. AT&T service is bad, over-priced, and their greed is silly. Competition is what we need. Let AT&T keep iPhone, but let others have it too and see who wins out.
Going to Disneyland?I was shocked to see my phone dropping to Edge and then no-service driving from Anaheim to Santa Cruz.
Apple would have to be idiots to extend the exclusivity to ATT. Think of how much more dough they could pull in from Verizon- and what a better network it is, and how much more people they could please with having it available on both.
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Remember that Jobs pitched the iPhone to Verizon before ATT. Remember, Verizon execs laughed him out of the building.
Plus, if iPhone does make it to Verizon, say goodbye to a decent UI. You'll get that wonderful VZ red menu/icon theme...BLAH...talk about crap?!
If you're going to argue about anything, at least use facts, not myths.