08-27-2008, 11:50 AM
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Join Date: 11-01-2005
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Location: Phoenix, Arizona
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PDAPhone: 32GB 3GS iPhone
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Carrier: AT&T
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Headset: Jawbone 2
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Originally Posted by Trinergy
My experience is that it is worse then my tilt. Where I get good service inside my house with the iPhone it goes from 1 bar to 3. The tilt goes from 3 to 4. It sometimes loses 3G while tilt never did. Other places where I have 1 bar with the tilt I could still make phone calls. The iPhone in the same are I get call fails and drops. Where the coverage is strong they are both strong it is when it comes to areas that the signal is weaker that the iPhone has a problem for me.
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That's an interesting comparison. I wonder whether Apple can improve the iPhone's ability to pull in weak signals simply by a firmware update or whether we're going to be stuck with a phone that is not as good as pulling in weak signals as the Tilt. __________________
-Jay
The Fine Print:Nothing in this post (or any of my other posts) is intended to constitute legal advice or the establishment of an attorney-client relationship. For purposes of this forum, I'm just another nerd like you. :-)
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