We should be thankful we don't have AT&T, and the AT&T Tilt

[terryjohnson16]

Alot of complaints about dropped calls and problems with the Tilt compared to other phones from AT&T:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1262063

[gapboi954]

sux for them

[SJSMR2]

Is dropped calls really a new thing for AT&T? lol

Not where I am from ;)

[greenblood]

btw
TyTN II is pretty expensive in Hong Kong
I'd wait for Wing successor if I want to get it, at least I can get $150-$200 off along with contract renewal, and it's supposed to have AWS HSDPA!

[Ellen]

The only time that I have ever had a problem with dropped calls on AT&T's network is when my 3G handset went from a 2G to a 3G signal. Those hard handoffs were murder on my calls at times. So much so that I am now back to using my unlocked V360 with them.
I wonder if this is the same issue that people seem to be having with the Tilts that they are using?

[Railroader]

Really? I happen to love my Tilt, and I have not had ONE dropped call.

[terryjohnson16]

I wonder if T-Mobile is working out the kinks with this before they launch their 3G.

[Ellen]

I wonder if T-Mobile is working out the kinks with this before they launch their 3G.

Hopefully T-Mobiles use of the 1700MHz spectrum will be stronger than AT&T's use of the 1900MHz spectrum for their 3G network and we won't be seeing the constant signal fluctuation between their 2G and 3G network.

[greenblood]

I got CSL 3G prepaid internet (5 days unlimited)
I think 3G signal is similar to 2G 1800 (to force CSL 1800, I have to use the SIM on K790a to test 1800 to make sure 900 is not used)
it may be a good news to T-Mobile users, consider that the uplink of AWS is same as 1800