in the Mobile forums if there was a "recent posts" link would make navigation much quicker

Use it all the time including now

Haha, just get a phone with a real browser.

TMobile G1 for the win

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T-Mobile is awesome with 3G. It's like a totally different carrier now, I absolutely love it and the prices can't be beat.

Yea I guess it does help a little bit when your apartment is across the Hudson from NYC.

T mobile is notorious for having signal issues in certain types of buildings and glass in this area.  Verizion works basically everywhere around here - even on elevators, hotels, train tunnels, big dig, everywhere I travel I have yet to drop a call.  ATT on the other hand completely totally 100% sucked for me.  But yes, Verizon is overpriced.  I think T mobile might actually have a faster 3G network but is that simply because they don't have the same number of subscribers?

Isn't Spring going under? I read somewhere they will be gone soon...

All they have over in Europe is T-Mobile and some phone company called Vodafone which sucks..

Yup, att went to crap after the iphone slammed their system.

Yes T-Mo Parent company resides in/from Europe and even a few years ago T-Mo was going to shout down its US operations but decided not to.

ATT has the FUZE (TILT replacement) which is still the most advanced phone out there (but screen is not that big).
And has a few Awesome phones in the wings which I'm holding out for.

Verizon and Sprint (CDMA) will never have my money until they switch over to the Worldwide standard GSM.and use SIM cards
But that's all going to change in 1-3 years when G4 LTE spec. phones pop which will up the speeds to 100Mpbs down and 50mpbs up (you could replace you home device). LTE is based on GSM standard

Verizon Wireless has decided to throw its lot in with 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) as the wireless carrier eyes an eventual deployment of and transition to 4G. LTE is potentially capable of 100Mbps downloads, 50Mbps uploads, and latencies of as little as 5ms (for small IP packets) for each 20MHz of spectrum available. LTE can handle up to 200 simultaneous users per 5MHz slice of spectrum.

Currently, Verizon Wireless operates a CDMA network in the US (Sprint is the other major US CDMA carrier). One of its corporate parents, Vodafone, operates a GSM network in Europe—the same technology used by the AT&T and T-Mobile networks in the US. LTE is part of the GSM family, so Verizon's announcement heralds a change for the company.

ATT -

Just what does AT&T (NYSE: T) plan on doing with all that 700Mhz B-Block spectrum (from the 700Mhz FCC auction) (the analog TV Band) and that valuable swath of 700Mhz C-Block spectrum (from Aloha Partners)? It looks like AT&T is going to use the fresh-off-the-grill spectrum to launch its own 4G LTE mobile broadband network.The additional spectrum firmly plants AT&T at the head of the spectrum-owning game - the B-Block spectrum combined with the C-Block spectrum holdings will give AT&T 100% coverage in the top 200 US markets and 87% coverage over the entire US.

“Results of the auction bidding demonstrate the B Block was the most attractive, most valuable spectrum available, and it was the best investment for AT&T and our customers,” said Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO of AT&T’s wireless division.

AT&T’s LTE network isn’t expected until 2012,

all this is very exciting and will change the way we all communicate
very cool

The SIM slot in the Storm is for overseas use only. It won't work with a US Carrier SIM card.

Yes 4G LTE looks like it may be a standard (which we need)

I can take my SIM card out and place it in any unlocked GSM phone.And do everytime I want to swithc phones or sell mine on ebay.

Also I have a almost new Palm W800 for sale if anyone interested with receipt
W800 is the Palm Windows Mobile phone



DETAILS:
Running Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Palm's 800w comes equipped with a a 65K colors (320 x 320 pixel resolution) display, a 2 megapixel camera with video capture, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, GPS with turn-by-turn directions and access to Sprint's EVDO Rev A. data network. Other features include the ability to edit Word and Excel documents, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, microSDHC card slot for up to 8GB of extra memory.