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Most popular AT&T cell phone specials Samsung Solstice SGH-a887 From: Free $0.00  HTC Tilt 2 From: Free $0.00  LG Xenon Black From: Free $0.00  Nokia Surge 6790 You get $50.00 iDon't but DroidDoes? Let's find out. PhoneDog DogFight Part 2: iPhone vs Moto Droid iCan't but DroidDoes? Let's find out. PhoneDog DogFight Part 1: iPhone vs Moto Droid. Pantech Revealed its newest messaging phone for AT&T, the Reveal. What looks like a fat candybar phone is actually a slider with a full QWERTY. Check it out. So there's been some drama at CTIA, at least for the PhoneDog crew. Let's just say that stolen vid cam = bad, but lost footage = HORRIBLE. But we did what we had to: Asked Garmin to redo their G60 demo for the only cam we had on us (a crappy digital point-and-shoot). Sorry for the blur, guys.
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The gloves are off, and the fight has begun.Carrier wars are nothing new, but the recent ad campaign by Verizon is bringing it back into the spotlight. What frustrates you, me, and probably everyone else in the world after dropped calls? A lack of 3G. That shiny new iPhone 3GS doesn't work nearly as well on an EDGE connection (believe me). In the ad, Verizon touts the fact that its 3G coverage area is five times the size... AT&T Pure (HTC) Windows Mobile 6.5 Phone - Unboxing Video, Noah Kravitz In case you missed the “R word” in the title, this is strictly rumor category: BoyGenius Report says there are no less than two sources claiming that AT&T and Apple are mulling over the possibility of offering a cheaper, lower-end iPhone to compete with all the Droid hoopla. If the rumor’s to be believed, it might happen in time for Christmas. I know, I know — iPhone: You either love it or hate the bejeebers out of... The Samsung Mythic and Flight were announced by Samsung Mobile for AT&T this morning, just in time for the holiday shopping season. The Samsung Mythic is AT&T Mobile-TV capable (though the service will cost you $9.99/monthly), and will offer a 3.3-inch touchscreen with Samsung's popular TouchWiz user interface. Additional features include 3G, a full HTML web browser, 3.2-megapixel camera, AT&T Navigator, and stereo... Every time AT&T has made the news rounds recently, it seemed to be about something negative. It’s suing LCD manufacturers. It’s freaked about possibly losing the iPhone. It’s in denial over weak 3G coverage. It’s suing Verizon for exposing its weak 3G coverage. It’s still the only major carrier to not offer any Android phones yet, etc, etc… The list goes on. As an AT&T customer myself, this has been... More fodder for the cost-conscious: According to a recent cost comparison from BillShrink.com, the cost of owning a Palm Pre or MyTouch 3G is $1,250 less than AT&T’s iPhone or Verizon’s Moto Droid. To come up with this number, it assumed unlimited voice and data, which of course works out in favor of America’s #3 and #4 carriers. (Actually, the cost savings would probably still bear out for any device they carry.) But...
It was only a matter of time before AT&T got their feelings hurt and decided to sue Verizon for their "there's a map for that" comparison advertisements, seen all over television as of late due to the upcoming launch of the Motorola Droid.
Here's the real kicker: according to AT&T, Verizon is misleading the public by comparing the two 3G coverage areas. Instead, AT&T proposes that Verizon includes their EDGE coverage. ... Carrier: AT&TRetail Price: $159.99 or via ebayContract Price: $49.99 or via Lets Talk Hot Features: 3.6" WVGA Touchscreen, 3.2MP camera, WiFi Pros: Roll over minutes option Cons: Roll over minutes change options Summary: AT&T has arm twisting tactics in place connected with the rollover minutes options. If you acquire roll over minutes and want to change the wireless telephone plan to a lesser amount based on your monthly usage - the company is stating that all minutes acculumlated, regardless of the length of time with the company, will be taken away due to the change to a lesser minute telephone plan. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: Rollover Minutes. Cons: Unreliable Signal Strength, NO 24hr Customer Service, Would like to see better customer loyality. Summary: I have been with AT&T/Cingular for over 5 years. I have been more and more dissatisfied. The signal strength is more often bad than good, I can watch the bars go up and down. I would like to see better offers to long term customers such as myself. I have never been so ready to change companies and noone at AT&T seem to really care. I guess my 6 years of monthly premiums didnt mean all that much. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful Pros: Rollover minutes Can get early nights and weekends Good Phone selections Cons: HORRIBLE SIGNAL. CANT EVEN TALK IN MY OWN HOME. Missed calls. Cannot text message. VERY FRUSTRATING! Summary: Can't even talk in my own home. Calls consistently go to voice mail and I lose signal for no reason! Works ok in public, however. I have Verizon now with no problems. TRY THEM!! Stay away! To be this expensive, I'm not getting the service I am paying for. Pros: AT&T almost always has great service for me, they carry Sony Ericsson phones, and the customer service is usually very helpful, if and when i ever have questions or problems with anything (rare) Cons: Expensive (although most, if not all other service providers are relatively the same cost) and they haven't carried a Sony Ericsson phone that I want lately. Summary: I've only ever had T-Mobile and Cingular (now AT&T) and I don't think I'd ever get rid of AT&T. I hardly ever have problems with them, and I almost always have good service. The only problem I'm having now is that my phone's mic is half broken, making it hard for the other person to hear me during a call. I'd like to get a new phone at some point, but I haven't really found a phone that I really like. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: popular phones, not neccesarily the best tho Cons: -too much money for moderate services -most calls r forwarded directly to my voicemail -recieve voicemails an hour to 3 days after theyre left, lost my job -texts are delayed (sent and recieved) -customer service takes hours to get anything done and i wind up having to call back on a weekly basis to fix something -double billed consistantly when i had automatic payments -lots of "mistakes" that caused overages Summary: these guys r a bunch of con men. i had no problems in the 5 years i had cellone, not even once... att takes over and im having my phone service dropped randomly for 3-5 hours at a time (unaccaptable). they charge more for everything cellone provided adn its lower quality service at that (I cant stress that enough!!!!). i had an iPhone and it was junk, its a toy not a tool. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Great-don't suppose you can tell me how to use the ringtones on my HTC phone? I am in this situation. Which one is the clear winner? I'm moving from T-Mobile (possibly).
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LG Neon what about the lg neon or pantech matrix As of right now I have the LG Xenon and the phone's build quality is starting to show its weaknesses. The keys are beginning to crack on the keyboard and the screen feels unusual. I am mainly a texter, calling here and there and some internet usage. The Xenon was great for this, but because of its problems I need a new phone.
I want a keyboard phone, with a at least decent web browser but I'm trying to stay away from the touch screens. I... What does AT&T have for an unlimited everything plan? i know that verizon has the simply everything plan or whatever, but what is AT&T 's version? Do you know what it all contains and how much a family plan for it would cost? I have the Impression and with the help of an AT&T salesperson, downloaded an ap from the google site for Gmail, including the ability to get attachments. It is a GREAT messaging phone. I love my Impression, and have filled it with lots of pics, videos, music, etc. I only wish there were more aps for it, so I will probably go to a PDA phone such as the new HTC Pure. For anyone who wants to keep things simple and enjoys pics, videos,... I WILL PROBLY ONLY USE IT FOR TEXT MESSAGING UNLESS I GET THE PLAN FOR THE INTERNET AND STUFF. I DON'T DO EMAIL BECAUSE AT&T DOESN'T SUPPORT GMAIL. I DON'T IM EITHER. I AM WANTING OTHER PEOPLES/YOUR OPPINION BECAUSE THERE ARE ALOT OF COMPLAINTS ABOUT CRASHING. DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THAT OR DO YOU KNOW IF IT IS TRUE?
Only problem with impression and other good phones is the requirement for data plan. I hate this new practice.
What are the good phone without data plan requirement from ATT? impression ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!! I forgot to add that I do have the Impression. I have found that the sound fluctuates regardless of using the handset or bluetooth. Not sure if it's the model or just the unit. If it is the model then I will probably return for a Samsung Solstice. Will have to wait and see.
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