Where is the Iphone?
Meh i only get 2 bars at my house though, i get full bars with sprint.
awesome deal though.
Meh i only get 2 bars at my house though, i get full bars with sprint.
awesome deal though.
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Yeah, forgot to mention that the iPhone isn't listed. But the Tilt2 is so much better with its hardware keyboard and ability to be flashed with custom ROMs.
Originally Posted by ACM Where is the Iphone? Meh i only get 2 bars at my house though, i get full bars with sprint. awesome deal though. |
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It really all depends on where you live and what kind of plan you want. I used to be very happy with T-Mobile in the Seattle area but when I moved to Southern California, I found that the T-Mobile network here sucked. AT&T has done pretty well for me here.
Originally Posted by pez Eh, good deal, but AT&T is overpriced. T-Mobile and Sprint promote great deals, but have the worst service. AT&T is just kinda overhyped. Verizon is too, though...Verizon may have "3G" everywhere, but it's not even as fast as AT&T's. It's hard to win with a cell phone company. |
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Yeah, that's true. I'm fine with ATT at my college. I live on campus and maintain a full 3G signal at all times. Quite nice, TBH.
Originally Posted by e_dogg It really all depends on where you live and what kind of plan you want. I used to be very happy with T-Mobile in the Seattle area but when I moved to Southern California, I found that the T-Mobile network here sucked. AT&T has done pretty well for me here. |
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Lol, then you're just not really in a cell phone friendly place period lol.
Originally Posted by Cerberus and sprint is the only provider near me that gets more than 2 bars at all times. |
Awesome, the wife has been needing a new phone for a while now...
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No, I'm not in a cell phone friendly place. In campus buildings no one gets any bars, period. Can't say they weren't fair lol.
Originally Posted by pez Lol, then you're just not really in a cell phone friendly place period lol. |
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I got a two year contract and its been over a year and i still can't do an upgrade until feb 2010
Originally Posted by Connor3400 There's an option for existing AT&T customers to upgrade their phones, though it doesn't cost a penny it's still a fraction of the price compared to AT&T's website. I just got the Sony Erickson c905a for like $75 + $18 activation fee and my brother upgraded got the Samsung Solstice for 0.01 + $18 activation fee. |
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Haha that needs to happen with me so I can text a little less in class sometimes
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Originally Posted by CrazyHeaven No, I'm not in a cell phone friendly place. In campus buildings no one gets any bars, period. Can't say they weren't fair lol. |
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