glyde, voyager or env2 for stronger signal?
which phone pulls the strongest signal in weaker coverage areas? my wife wants a new phone and has the env now and it's so-so where we live?
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i have no idea. but just get her what she wants and WFG exchange it if it sucks.
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The in depth review PS did on the EnV2 said it always pulled a strong voice signal. And did well in their vault test.
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With the voyager you will probably get so-0. I live outside the grid and consistently my son's env2 has gotten stronger service than my voyager. It was also better than the Dare that I tried and took back.
I am going to keep the voyager though because I want the full web access. I may look into some sort of boost system... It sure would be nice to get service within 5 miles of the house!
I am going to keep the voyager though because I want the full web access. I may look into some sort of boost system... It sure would be nice to get service within 5 miles of the house!
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mininut said:
With the voyager you will probably get so-0. I live outside the grid and consistently my son's env2 has gotten stronger service than my voyager. It was also better than the Dare that I tried and took back.
I am going to keep the voyager though because I want the full web access. I may look into some sort of boost system... It sure would be nice to get service within 5 miles of the house!
how much different are the two browsers? i'm thinking of switching back myself after missing a few important calls here lately.
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There's a big difference between the HTML browser on the Voyager and Dare and Mobile Web on the ENV2 and other 'regular' phones. The HTML browser is still not as robust as your PC, but it's getting close. It's all those annoying little plugins that your PC already has and the HTML browser may or may not. Mobile Web is a portal really, a workaround to internet access. I was able to get it to work really well actually, but it's a bit more of a hassle. I just added Google to my Mobil Web favorites, then used Google to open webpages. The problem (and even PDA's aren't an exception on this)is that websites aren't always mobile browser friendly. Formatting can be screwy, making the page just a pain to try to read or navigate; also features can...
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