im sure it will drain your battery but if u have wifi on and conected to it.. u can sure and talk at same time.. thats pretty cool
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surf internet and talk on phone at sametime
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I think that was one of their selling points for the 3G iPhone, b/c as ^^^ stated, v1 iPhone didn't have that feature with EDGE.
Umm... AFAIK WCDMA still does not support simultaneous voice and data. The last 3G CDMA phone I had w/ Verizon (a BB Curve) didn't allow me to do that. Then again neither did my GSM 3G Palm Treo 750.
The iPhone 3G is the first phone I've ever seen work with both data and voice at the same time. Just the other day I was talking to a friend who was telling me about a youtube video... i was able to watch the video while still having him on the phone. Again, AFAIK, such things are still not possible on CDMA. I've certainly never seen it demostrated or advertised.
Ummm, your iPhone 3G uses WCDMA for 3G service as does the Palm Treo 750 so why it didn't work on your Palm is beyond me.
I was able to talk and surf on my prior AT&T 3G WinMo phones, too. I could be on a handsfree (BlueTooth) call in my car while Googling information. Pretty slick.
ETA: Before someone jumps on me for doing this while driving, I wasn't driving. In one case, I was parked in a parking lot. Other times, my wife was driving.
One of the reasons I want to upgrade. I don't know how many times I am talking and want to que something up and I can't.....
But at least you can do it with 3g......
I tried it using the Treo 750 and the original blackjack. In both cases it would always tell me data wasn't available. Maybe it was a handset thing. Which phones were you using?
Works on AT&T. Yes users can talk and perform data functions at the same time with the 3G iphone while on 3G connection. You should read reviews before posting your unfounded speculation.
Read this page:
http://www.apple.com/iphone/features/wireless.html
Some non-approved carriers don't have it set up properly.
One of the phones was a blackjack II and as long as I had 3g service it wasn't a problem. Sounds to me like you were not getting a 3g connection (at least with the trek).
I had a Blackjack, but I disabled 3G on it due to the extremely-weak battery life. My next phone was a Blackjack II which worked and then a Moto Q9h, which also worked. I have decent 3G coverage in my area, so it was on 3G when I did it.
Quick note: WCDMA ≠ CDMA. WCDMA is a technology used by UMTS (successor to GSM). cdmaOne (2G) and CDMA2000 (2.5/3G) are technologies used by CDMA.
