Hello. I have moved to a new area, which could qualify as the horse latitudes of AT&T cell-phone coverage. I called AT&T to inquire, and after some tech inquiries the cs agent came back with, "ah, yeah, we're not even sure how you placed this call to us using your phone..." So as much as I love my iPhone, I have no choice but to switch to Verizon, for which there is Uber coverage here.
I have spoken to a V sales agent who was overselling me and under-informing me. I left the comm with little understanding. So to the real Pros I go...
Which, if any, V-coverage phones can I use with my all-around Mac setup (MacBookPro, soon iPad, and MobileMe)? Obviously, I have a great setup of apps on my iPhone by which to manage money, music, texting, email, websurfing, gps, calendar, and contacts. I'd like to be able to have that PIM strength as well as a reasonable way to sync with my Mac world. Not to mention that I've been spoiled by the touch screen and its size. That said, I'm considering the possibility of just keeping the iPhone as a PIM and buying a stripped-down V phone, but who wants to carry that much hardware?
Input would be appreciated. Thank you.
I have spoken to a V sales agent who was overselling me and under-informing me. I left the comm with little understanding. So to the real Pros I go...
Which, if any, V-coverage phones can I use with my all-around Mac setup (MacBookPro, soon iPad, and MobileMe)? Obviously, I have a great setup of apps on my iPhone by which to manage money, music, texting, email, websurfing, gps, calendar, and contacts. I'd like to be able to have that PIM strength as well as a reasonable way to sync with my Mac world. Not to mention that I've been spoiled by the touch screen and its size. That said, I'm considering the possibility of just keeping the iPhone as a PIM and buying a stripped-down V phone, but who wants to carry that much hardware?
Input would be appreciated. Thank you.