Had a 3G phone capable of 1.8 MBS on Verizon's network for 2+ years before the iPhone.
So **** before I gobble you up like Godzilla (to throw a Yankees reference in there)
Verizon...AT&T...TOTALLY the same networks AND 3G technology
Had a 3G phone capable of 1.8 MBS on Verizon's network for 2+ years before the iPhone.
So **** before I gobble you up like Godzilla (to throw a Yankees reference in there)
Verizon...AT&T...TOTALLY the same networks AND 3G technology![]()
You people and your frivolous lawsuits. Lets solve everything with lawsuits...not patience and common sense...cuz clearly logic is out the window when it comes to browsing the internet on your phone.![]()
2. ATT's network in NYC is crap. i work at 34th and 8th Ave and 3G does not work for crap. I live in Brooklyn, same problem. I actually bought my iPhone in North Carolina and it worked amazingly with 3G and Edge. If I were a betting man, I'd say that there enough towers etc...and that the backbone connecting all those towers together is overloaded,...
just a random thought for someone who deals with telecom often![]()
I mean, I hate AT&T - but not because of it's network. In its defense, its 3G network has always been reliable and fast. I've had 2 3G devices before this one, (HTC Wizard/8525 and HTC Kaiser/Tilt), and even with HTC's 'questionable' quality - I was still able to get DSL speeds, consistently.
O, and I had it since January 2007, so I think I know what I'm talking about.
Ok, so since you deal with telecom so often, I'm sure the immense of amount of noobs with iPhone 3G's taxing the network doesn't play a part right?
Bottom line, AT&T 3G was great, then it sucked when the iPhone came out. Mmm. I wonder where the issue lies. Sure, AT&T may have grossly underestimated the demands - but bottom line is, AT&T's 3G network, at least when its working - is just as good if not better than their competitors.
I was in Woodside on Monday and it took ~4 hours for me to download a 1 page word document that was attached to an email. I couldn't get any data coverage. Yesterday I returned my iPhone and got a Curve through Verizon.
I already miss the iPhone. For those living in Manhattan are you getting service in your apartment buildings? A few people told me that one you go into a building you lose phone and data coverage. Any thoughts?
I got around 200 kbps tonight in Chinatown on Grand Street. Around 150 kbps in my apartment at 6pm, but right now at 10pm it's sitting on EDGE again...
Hopefully you were able to follow me there.
Call 611 and complain.
Everyone here, call 611 and complain.
They want to claim they "haven't heard any issues," well then, let's make them hear that there are issues.
Complain and demand refunds. When it hits their bottom line they'll take notice and get a fire under ass to fix it.