Cingular Vs T-Mobile
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hope that aids your decision. 😁
btw your welcome in advance.
Basically what I'm trying to tell you is that wherever you have had cov...
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glueman1000 said:...
I need some quick advice. I am getting ready to either renew my contract with Cingular or switch to T-mobile. My issue is with coverage I travel alot but most of my travels take me to California(both Southern and Northern),Colorado, and Massachusetts. I live in Texas. Can somebody out there offer there opinion on the quality of service(making and receiving calls) in these areas? Its not that I'm unhappy with Cingular, But I have a good friend who just went to work for T-Mobile and is asking me to make the switch. I currently use the Treo 650 which sucks as a phone but its a great PDA, He has offered me the Blackberry 7105T for 149.99. Is the Blackberry a good unit? I know that phone quality is usually an
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As for the Blackberry, stick with your treo or get the new iPaq or wait for the HTC Wizard which will be coming out VERY soon (The SX66 just got the hatchet on friday). Blackberrys are horrible glorified pagers. They suck as phones, and have the most terrible limited functionality. Its a PDA for dummys. Treo vs. Blackberr...
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This is why I asked Cingular Vs T-mobile. I have had the Blk Razr now for almost 20 days and it has been great, Though I only had the BB 7105T for 2 days I too love it. What shall I do? I'm t...
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SForsyth01 said:Cingular offers much more coverage. They are the obvious choice.
They are not the obvious choice if T-Mobile works better for you in your location. You seem to be under the impression that reception is equal for everyone in all situations. I'm really sad to tell you this, but it ain't so. Generalizations are just that generalizations.
littlefuzzbear said:SForsyth01 said:Cingular offers much more coverage. They are the obvious choice.
They are not the obvious choice if T-Mobile works better for you in your location. You seem to be under the impression that reception is equal for everyone in all situations. I'm really sad to tell you this, but it ain't so. Generalizations are just that generalizations.
This person stated that they are going to do alot of travelling, and one of their destinations is the Northeast. Based on my experience (my neighbor has T-Mobile and I have Cingular), I have to say that Cingular is decidedly better than T-Mo in the northeast. I constantly have service where my neigh...
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SForsyth01 said:...littlefuzzbear said:SForsyth01 said:Cingular offers much more coverage. They are the obvious choice.
They are not the obvious choice if T-Mobile works better for you in your location. You seem to be under the impression that reception is equal for everyone in all situations. I'm really sad to tell you this, but it ain't so. Generalizations are just that generalizations.
This person stated that they are going to do alot of travelling, and one of their destinations is the Northeast. Based on my experience (my neighbor has T-Mobile and I have Cingular), I have to say that Cingular is decidedly better than T-Mo in the northeast. I c
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Perhaps some time when your neighbor is asking to use your phone, you should offer to allow him, but to use his sim card.... I notice significant differences with t-mobile when I had a Samsung N107 compared to the Nokia. I also notice fairly significant (ie, should be noticiable to the average person) difference between my wife's Cingular phone and my own Cingular phone. For example, sitting here at my computer, my phone is usually at 3-4 bars, my wife's at 1-2. However, on our couch 15 feet away, the situation is reversed.
My experience then, would show that the phone matters at least as much as the carrier when it comes to reception.
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When I switch to my S710a, well, that's just not fair. 🤣 🤣
By the way, I carry a Nokia 6010 as well and my Blackberry is as good or better than the Nokia in reception!