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Bottom line, if you want to use anything that requires data and voice at the same time then get off CDMA and go GSM. That's one of the many limitations of that technology.
 
I guess I don't find overhyped, misguided "facts" put into a picture funny. Did I grow up or something?

I think you are just taking life too seriously. Certainly, this thread. Lighten up. You claim you "forgot about this ten seconds later" but you keep coming back to retort. We get it. You think it's not funny. Care to move on?
 
In terms of 3g speeds (due to hspa+), and phone flexibility yes, but GSM really falls behind CDMA indoors.

My wife had at&t and couldn't talk indoors more than 10 feet away from a door or Window. Didn't work very well at work either but when she switched to Verizon, she gets a very strong signal in both places.

CDMA = GSM

they have different pros and cons


actually i think its the other way around. at&t's 850 band is better at building penetration than verizons 1900. i can get full signal outside my work, however when i walk down to the basement, it drops from full LTE to 2 bars of EVDO. when i had at&t a few months ago with an iphone 5, i continued to have full signal downstairs.

but i definitely agree that CDMA and GSM both have their pros and cons.
 
I think you are just taking life too seriously. Certainly, this thread. Lighten up. You claim you "forgot about this ten seconds later" but you keep coming back to retort. We get it. You think it's not funny. Care to move on?
Well, I get a notification that you replied, so I'm gonna come back. lol. I don't know why you keep dragging this on.
 
Well, I get a notification that you replied, so I'm gonna come back. lol. I don't know why you keep dragging this on.

I keep dragging it on to prove a point. It obviously matters to you note than you claim. If it didn't, you wouldn't reply at all. Again, do you have the power to move on and not respond? Seems not. Anyhow, I'm done caring and responding. Please do enjoy forgetting about this thread. You've proven quite apt at that. ;)
 
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