AT&T aims to allay iPhone exclusivity worries

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Blog Bellyaching?

Ok.. How about this. Take a Blackberry Bold on AT&T and a Blackberry Tour on Sprint (Basically the same as far as the phone goes..with the exception of GSM vs. CDMA) to Downtown Manhattan. Make Calls on both.

If you can with a straight face tell me the call quality on the AT&T service is better, then you can keep calling it bellyaching. This doesn't even take data into consideration where you will get double the speed from the connection.

Now.. when a CDMA iPhone comes to Sprint and Verizon...people on AT&T with an iPhone will run into friends using the same device with FAR better call clarity and data speed.

You think this isn't a problem for AT&T?

Posted by: condelirios   Posted on: 07/23/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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