One more thing -- I have the Evo 4g and for a short while the Evo 3d. We have 4g where I live. I saw no real difference except that the battery wore down faster. The AT&T iPhone was always snappier. There have been a few places where sprint works but AT&T does not but nothing significant enough to make a difference. And I am sure this is different all over the country. I live in the NYC Tri-state area.
In addition, if you have the A list Sprint has nothing like that for the same cost. And no rollover minutes.
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On Oct 9, 2011, at 12:24 PM, Barb Strate <aaaruba@gmail.com> wrote:
> Lol. I am leaving Sprint after 15 years to move completely to AT&T. We waited all these years for the iPhone - I even have a second account for the iPhone with at&t but planned to drop it once Sprint got the phone. But when I had to make the decision about which phone to purchase on Friday for my husband I decided to move all 4 sprint lines to AT&T. We have access to wifi most of the day so unlimited data was not so important to us. And frankly, I don't trust that Sprint will be able to keep any of the promises they are making based on their behavior over the last few months. I like AT&T. And I like the iPhone on AT&T.
> Barb
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Oct 9, 2011, at 12:05 PM, "bkanne" <radio.w4tga@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Now that we are being given even more choices of carriers for the 4S I am seeking input from those who have opted for CDMA vs GSM.
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>> Do you miss or regret losing simultaneous data and voice? Was leaving this behind worth the more reliable coverage offered by Verizon? Are you considering going back to AT&T?
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>> I'm thinking of those commercials when the 4 was launched and wordering if reality matches what was portrayed there.
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>> Thanks for your responses,
>> Barry
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