Which network is the best if I get an iPhone?
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Anonymous
| I've had a droid smartphone via Verizon up until now, but I haven't been terribly impressed. My contract is ending and I'm leaning towards an iPhone. Pros? Cons? I heard somewhere that the iPhone is harder to get speedy coverage for, but not sure if that is still the case. What are your experiences? |
Anonymous
| Get AT&T or you can't get emails or texts or surf the web while talking. Coverage is good. |
Anonymous
+1. |
Anonymous
Agreed. I didn't realize this difference until my mom got an iPhone on Verizon. She was lost and couldn't talk to me and use a map at the same time. |
Anonymous
| AT&T |
Anonymous
| Sprint |
Anonymous
Thanks! Has anyone made the switch from Droid to iPhone? Is there much of a learning-curve for a semi-Luddite like myself? |
Anonymous
| I have had droids for years and just decided to go with droid razor maxx instead of iPhone. No regrets loVe my phone and the battery life blows everyone away. I have an iPad if I want to use apple apps. |
Anonymous
| Verizon, most reliable service hands down. |
Anonymous
| AT&T has had its issues, but I recently upgraded to a 4S and I'm actually really, really happy with it. I thought the iPhone was pretty easy to get used to. (I started with the 3, from a non-smart phone.) I used to have problems with dropped calls, but haven't since last fall. (I'm in Arlington.) |
Anonymous
| Sprint - Unlimited Data Plan that no other good carrier in this area offers. |
Anonymous
| I am on my second and last iPhone. Don't get it. Get that other one people get where you make your own design to unlock it. Much cheaper all around |
Anonymous
What is this? |
Anonymous
I don't know if it has improved or not, but my wife and I both had smart phones(She had an iPhone, and I had couple of different phones, so hardware wasn't the issue) under AT&T plans and the number of dropped calls was simply incredible. My wife asked the same question when we were discussing it, and I pointed out that with AT&T, "talk and surf" was more like "drop calls while you surf". We switched to Verizon when the iPhone became available there, and honestly, I don't think there's been a single issue with dropped calls or needing to talk and surf at the same time. I'll sacrifice some multitasking ability for more reliable phone service. And I got an LTE phone for myself, so I didn't actually sacrifice the multitasking part personally 
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Anonymous
Every Android phone can do this. |