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August 13, 2008 9:45 PM

gadgetfreaky said:
kingweb said: AT&T handles it great in South Florida and NY area where I have tested it personally. I get around 400kbps.
 Too much of their network is not upgraded or not fully upgraded and can't handle the load of a lot of data.  There are not enough cell cites with capacity for HSPDA in enough places.   Try 3g on Sprint if you have not already.  It's a uniform network built around a uniform wireless liscense.  Everywhere Sprint has a CDMA signal-they have 3g with outstanding capacity.  ATT is not even close to that yet. 
I am sure that you are right and Sprint's network is better.  I just prefer to use a GSM carrier because it allows me to swap phone easily without having to involve the carrier, etc.  Also, they work overseas.  If Verizon was GSM, I would have switched years ago.

August 24, 2008 8:58 AM

I used Sprint for awhile but not being able to use it in Europe and the Caribbean was a big negative what seems to be the case is that what works in one area might not be that good in another Where I live ATT has a far superior signal to any of the others someplace else Verizon,Sprint or T-Mobil might be better

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