Vodafone to Sell iPhone in UK, Ireland

[JMcEntegart]

O2 loses its iPhone exclusivity in another country.

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[Guest]

bye bye AT&T, but I do like their roll over minutes. If verizon or sprint data plan is cheaper, most diffinately I'll switch over.

 

[blackened144]

Even if Verizon or Sprints plans were cheaper with the iPhone, I would pay the premium to keep the quality ATT service I have. What good is paying a bit less if the service doesnt work when and where you need it?

 

[aracheb]

quality service aTT

as far a i know att is one of the worse wireless company, being t-mobile the first..

 

[blackened144]

[citation][nom]aracheb[/nom]quality service aTTas far a i know att is one of the worse wireless company, being t-mobile the first..[/citation]
Services are different depending on your location, with ATT being the best around here. There is only one service with a signal strong enough to work in my office. I wouldnt pay $10 less a month just for the privilege of being able to NOT use my phone at work.

 

[JohnnyLucky]

Quality might be relative but do you know who the actual service provider is in your geographical cell? Chances are it is not your service provider.

 

[False_Dmitry_II]

[citation][nom]blackened144[/nom]Services are different depending on your location, with ATT being the best around here. There is only one service with a signal strong enough to work in my office. I wouldnt pay $10 less a month just for the privilege of being able to NOT use my phone at work.[/citation]

Yeah, I hate when I see stuff bashing AT&T's call quality and reliability all over the place. Because where I am it's number one. I even get nearly full bars in subway stations underground - where no one else with a different carrier does. There are plenty of places like that for me.

 

[Ransom22]

I live near and work in Chicago and our office uses a lot of AT&T services, primarily for WWAN service in our laptops. Around here service is good regardless of carrier, though Sprint, which is what I have, tends to be more consistent. I would consider getting the iPhone if it came to Sprint and if it were under $50. Otherwise I don't think it would be worth it for me personally as it is currently. I'm definitely not switching from Sprint especially to AT&T since Sprint is the only major carrier that doesn't interfere with audio or video signals, AT&T being the worst of that bunch. Regardless, more competition in the market is better all around for consumers. Better phones for a cheaper price. I say good deal.