Harsh words.
Such a fate would be disastrous for AT&T. As an iPhone owner myself, I would quickly switch over to Verizon at that time, my carrier before the iPhone. I can never remember Verizon dropping one of my calls in five years. AT&T, on the other hand, drops my calls regularly. It has enhanced its network noticeably since I got an iPhone last year, but their network still leaves much to be desired.
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andy2373 said:
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If you are in a spotty coverage area, then you will drop calls. But I've noticed that if you are in an area where AT&T has solid coverage, you're fine.
Also, if you use 2G you have fewer dropped calls than 3G.
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Wow! No dropped calls in five years. Where I live and work, my new company phone (Casio Boulder) drops calls on a daily basis.
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All facts. The only thing that is harsh is the network. I said it a few weeks ago. You all bashed me up and down. Now several media outlets are reporting bad network coverage. Slam me all you want now. But I was right.
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