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Replying to: Is GAIT being used much? by pcandreas
Re: Is GAIT being used much?
Cingular and AT&T both offer it.
It's crucial for people who want the best coverage (TDMA), but also features like GPRS. In other words, business customers.
No carrier (well, except Virgin) can afford to ignore business users, which is why GAIT is offered, even though it doesn't get promoted much.
It also explains why the few GAIT handsets are pretty much no-nonsense affairs. Few business users care about color displays and poly ringtones.
I haven't heard much about new GAIT handsets, except that LG might do one for their new buddy Cingular next year.
It's crucial for people who want the best coverage (TDMA), but also features like GPRS. In other words, business customers.
No carrier (well, except Virgin) can afford to ignore business users, which is why GAIT is offered, even though it doesn't get promoted much.
It also explains why the few GAIT handsets are pretty much no-nonsense affairs. Few business users care about color displays and poly ringtones.
I haven't heard much about new GAIT handsets, except that LG might do one for their new buddy Cingular next year.
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