AT&T's iPhone 4 drops 2.5 times as many calls as Verizon's

What's all this, then?

Yeah, and I am the Queen of England.

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EDIT: I just read the comments... they're funny...

"Your own site said the phone was available from February 3rd: http://www.reghardware.com/2011/02/02/verizon_iphone_orders/
That is 62 days ago... not 90. How could you therefore accept a report which is doing a 90 day comparison?"

Also, they just asked "did you experience a call dropped in the last 90 days?"

:grin:

 

I guess I'm one of the lucky ones. I might drop a call every few months or so, sometimes less often than that. Of course, I don't spend every waking minute on the phone, so maybe it's reduced usage that is my advantage.

I would still guess that AT&T has a lot more iPhones draining on the network than Verizon, but I don't know that.

 

i guess it doesnt factor in the antenna problem that the original iphone4s had that are all on att but not verizon...either way i have had issues with calls on my iphone yes (i am on att) but all these issues are always in poor signal (1-2 bar) areas i cant ever remember gettng a call dropped in a good-excellent signal area

 

A positive spin on the Verizon iPhone not being able to multi task while making calls??? hmm....
AT&T drops calls usually when you go from tower to tower.
With the acquisition of T-Mobile which now makes them the largest 4G network, I am sure we will see some improvements to the coverage soon.

I was willing to switch to Verizon, but the whole not being able to multi task while on phone calls blows.

 

Just to put this in perspective: ATT has what about 80 million customers/ 100 million, and verizon has similar numbers. 4000 some odd users aren't even a good sample in the city of houston, much less an indication of users in the whole united states. This poll is pretty meaningless in my opinion because it doesn't tell you where they conducted their surveys at. That is the critical piece of information because cellphone companies all have areas that drop more often than they don't. So, if they conduced their poll in a verizon-friendly environment, then the poll isn't accurate of anywhere but there.

 

I don't have a drop call problem with the iphone, or not anymore so than any other phone I've had. I think Verizon has better coverage but I'd feel really weird not being able to multitask while on a call.

 

biggest thing on verizon is its slow as ****.. out here in San Diego ..ATT is a lot faster than verizon.

 

to bad in a year thats totally going to change. LTE> ATT 4G

 

yup perhaps and i have tried verizons 4G LTE and its pretty fast but it only works in downtown San Diego. Outside of central san diego you get verizons lame slow speeds. Also I'll wait and see how the Network is in a YEAR or two when it actually happens. Right now ATT has faster speeds so saying in a year doesnt really help me does it?

I just hate the new data caps the providers are putting in their plans though. I use way more than 2GB a month.