Could someone please explain the whole 'eat the crow' thing?
Could someone please explain the whole 'eat the crow' thing?
Brb, Still browsing the web while talking on my iPhone...
- Data prices suck compared to Att (tiered $30 minimum vs $25 or $15)
- No talk and surf at the same time like Att
- No rollover minutes like Att
- Slow 3g data speeds (4g LTE blows chunks for battery life)
Brb, Still browsing the web while talking on my iPhone...
Dont move you might drop the call![]()
Move all you want... You're gonna get dial up internet wherever you are![]()
Yet my web pages still load faster![]()
-$5 difference isn't a big deal, especially since Verizon's coverage is better
- I honestly don't know anyone who does this. This is just a marketing gimmick.
- You have a good point on this one.
-This is the weird thing. I've done some testing, and although AT&T's network speeds are faster than Verizon's, the web pages still load SLOWER. Strange, but true. I took my verizon iphone, and my brother's att iphone. his speeds were significantly better than mine, but his still failed to load web pages faster than mine did. I had cleared the cache, cookies and history on both phones, as well as a hard reset. Must be something to do with the ping on the networks (verizon= 200ms, att= 400 ms). Both phones 5/5 bars
-$5 difference isn't a big deal, especially since Verizon's coverage is better
- I honestly don't know anyone who does this. This is just a marketing gimmick.
- You have a good point on this one.
-This is the weird thing. I've done some testing, and although AT&T's network speeds are faster than Verizon's, the web pages still load SLOWER. Strange, but true. I took my verizon iphone, and my brother's att iphone. his speeds were significantly better than mine, but his still failed to load web pages faster than mine did. I had cleared the cache, cookies and history on both phones, as well as a hard reset. Must be something to do with the ping on the networks (verizon= 200ms, att= 400 ms). Both phones 5/5 bars
I was wondering: When the Att-mobile merger goes down and Att add's all of T-mobiles towers... will Att have better network coverage than Verizon?
It seems like the network coverage is the only reason currently left that someone would opt for Verizon:
- Data prices suck compared to Att (tiered $30 minimum vs $25 or $15)
- No talk and surf at the same time like Att
- No rollover minutes like Att
- Slow 3g data speeds (4g LTE blows chunks for battery life)
- Att 3g has always been way faster for me than Verizon and every other national speed test would confirm this (sort of like Verizon has built in throttling for its 3g customers) while the 4g LTE sucks for battery life and is practically unusable.
-This is the weird thing. I've done some testing, and although AT&T's network speeds are faster than Verizon's, the web pages still load SLOWER. Strange, but true. I took my verizon iphone, and my brother's att iphone. his speeds were significantly better than mine, but his still failed to load web pages faster than mine did. I had cleared the cache, cookies and history on both phones, as well as a hard reset. Must be something to do with the ping on the networks (verizon= 200ms, att= 400 ms). Both phones 5/5 bars
Not sure why you left off my original question but I fixed it for you below
I'm saying that ONCE all of T-mobiles towers get added and Att's coverage is even better than Verizon's (it's one last advantage atm) is there a single reason to go with Verizon over Att?
- At there very least Verizon will charge you and extra $120 more over the life of your 2 year contract than Att ($30 vs $25 x 24 months) or a WHOPPING $360 more if your a person like me that can survive on Att's 200 mb option ($30 vs $15 x 24 months)
- I do talk and surf all the time while using a bluetooth headset on business calls to look up client information. Its better to have the option and not use it (Att) vs not being able to use it at all (Verizon
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- Rollover minutes are nice for emergencies and a nice gestures by Att. Verizon gives the big middle finger to its customers in this regard by saying "We don't care if the competition is better, we are going to give you less value and your are going to take it"
- Att 3g has always been way faster for me than Verizon and every other national speed test would confirm this (sort of like Verizon has built in throttling for its 3g customers) while the 4g LTE sucks for battery life and is practically unusable.
Not sure why you left off my original question but I fixed it for you below
- Att 3g has always been way faster for me than Verizon and every other national speed test would confirm this (sort of like Verizon has built in throttling for its 3g customers) while the 4g LTE sucks for battery life and is practically unusable.
That's why he said "sort of like Verizon has built in throttling for its 3g customers". Not "they are throttling".http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/verizon-cfo-we-will-combat-heavy-data-users-pricing/2011-05-24
VZW threatened to Throttle but never did! Then VZW reversed their Decision on Throttling. VZW decided NOT to ever Throttle
VZW DOES NOT THROTTLE! VZW reversed their decision on throttling months ago! VZW said they will NOT Throttle!
WHERE HAVE U BEEN!?![]()
Wait, another thread that just basically boils down to AT&T vs Verizon?
Any additional stupid threads like this should be wastelanded.