Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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

What is this?

Every Android phone can do this.

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

Anonymous wrote: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

What is this?

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

Sprint - Unlimited Data Plan that no other good carrier in this area offers.

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.)

Verizon, most reliable service hands down.

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 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Get AT&T or you can't get emails or texts or surf the web while talking. Coverage is good.

+1.

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.

Thanks! Has anyone made the switch from Droid to iPhone? Is there much of a learning-curve for a semi-Luddite like myself?

Sprint

AT&T

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Get AT&T or you can't get emails or texts or surf the web while talking. Coverage is good.

+1.

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 wrote:Get AT&T or you can't get emails or texts or surf the web while talking. Coverage is good.

+1.

Get AT&T or you can't get emails or texts or surf the web while talking. Coverage is good.

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?