AT&T dropping calls like crazy, back to T-Mobile and their expanding 3G network

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Good for you, Miller. I was thinking of switching from VZW to AT&T for the Samsung Jack because I like WinMo smartphones, but switched to T-Mobile on their Dash 3G instead. A week after I got it I was pleasantly surprised to see 3G turned on in my city also, after just having been told it was still a month or so out.

As a bit of a Linux geek, I'm quite fascinated with their new Android offerings, almost wish I'd gone with that instead of the new Dash or maybe the TouchPro2, but my 14 day return period is up so I'm stuck with it, but as a replacement for my old Moto Q I like it just fine. And now that Barnes&Noble offers free Wi-Fi at their stores where I frequent, how can I complain. Too bad Borders doesn't offer free wi-fi on their T-Mobile network yet lol but hey, beggars can't be choosers after all.

As for dropped calls on AT&T, well, I don't EVEN want to remember THAT nightmare when I originally had them.

Posted by: podstolom   Posted on: 08/06/09  (Edited: 08/06/2009 @ 08:35) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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