AT&T upgrading older equipment to kick-start iPhone network boost

Seriously?: Hats off to AT&T for kicking into high gear, for thinking out of the
box, for being resourceful - finally - to come up with a quick-fix
solution to this iPhone service problem.

Quick-fix?!? AT&T has had crappy service for years. What they've
finally done is seen that their exclusivity contract with Apple for the
iPhone will end in the next year or so, and current iPhone users like
me are saying loud and clear:

The iPhone is great, but AT&T service is horrible. I can't wait until
iPhone is available on a carrier with great service. I will leave AT&T the
day that happens.; Posted by: dkawalec Posted on: 06/24/09 (Edited: 06/24/2009 @ 04:53) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Seriously? dkawalec | 06/24/09

Finally? brianpeterson@... | 06/24/09

Totally Agree fnash | 06/25/09

GSM vs. CDMA hforman@... | 06/24/09

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