Verizon iPhone Vs. AT&T iPhone – Dropped Call Battle of Los Angeles facebook.com I decided to try the NY Times tech columnist David Pogue’s dropped call test with the Verizon iPhone and the AT&T iPhone in LA. I drove around Los Angeles from downtown to the beach for about 2 hours calling Mr. Moviefone simultaneously on a Verizon and an AT&T iPhone 4. If you are thinking about getting an iPhone or are choosing a wireless carrier, you will be interested in the results.
3/31/2010- AT&T (NYSE:T) is looking to reduce its dropped calls and speed up Web-surfing before Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) releases a new version of the iPhone that will be able to run on Verizon’s (NYSE:VZ) network, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The carrier’s executives set up a 100-day plan in December to improve its network in densely-populated cities, according to people familiar with the matter. Since then, AT&T has added new network spectrum to better handle traffic, repositioned antennas to improve reception and wired more neighborhood cell towers with faster connections. Chief technology officer John Donovan said that AT&T “is managing volumes that no one else has experienced.” It has improved service in big-city markets and expects “continued improvement in those markets in the coming months.”
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Wireless Extenders zBoost YX540 Metro Dual-Band Cell Phone Signal Booster – Black/Gray
- Boost indoor signal coverage up to 1500 square feet
- Compatible with all U.S. carriers and mobile devices using 800 & 1900 MHz and optimized for iPhone (except Nextel/iDEN or 4G, 2100MHz phones)
- Increases voice and data transmission; decreases dropped or missed calls
- No outside antenna placement required
- Requires no cradle or connections to your phone
- Extends phone battery life (uses less power when signal is stronger)
- Supports multiple users simultaneously
Designed for consumers in single story dwellings, the zBoost Metro amplifies cell phone signals for all phones and moblie devices and all US carriers (except Nextel). The zBoost Metro for the home or office extends an indoor cell zone up to 1500 square feet and does not require an outside antenna placement. The package includes everything you need: amplifier base unit, base unit antenna, power supply, coaxial cable (RG 59 Mini), signal antenna, and mounting hardware.The use of radio distribution equipment that enhances, extends or amplifies a wireless signal may be prohibited without the consent of the wireless carrier upon whose network such equipment will be used. You should consult with your carrier before purchasing such equipment to use with that carrier’s service.Designed for use in single-story urban homes, the Wireless Extenders zBoost Metro YX540 cell signal booster boosts indoor signal for all cellular mobile devices that use the 800 and 1900 Mhz frequencies–including all
List Price: $ 299.99
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