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Bryan,
I live in the boonies remember, not the big city.
The family drove to Destine Florida last June. I had web access on the laptop the whole trip. Last may the wife and I drove to the Black Hills. Five miles outside Sioux Falls all you'll get as Analog. So far I am very happy with my coverage. Although I do use analog when I am driving around Southern MN.
I live in the boonies remember, not the big city.
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I bought a book on Amazon using the WAP browser on my old GSM Moto V400 while we were driving up US41 thru TN/KY - not exactly downtown Chicago
And I'd never be able to live without bluetooth. Forget those wired headsets...
CDMA and TDMA are more reasons why the US is so far behind in cell technology. Europe is all GSM and there's no interoperability problems. Turn your phone on and talk. Here, you have those two standards and GSM. None compatible with the other. But then that probably has a lot to do with Qualcomm being in bed with the FCC, but I digress...
And I'd never be able to live without bluetooth. Forget those wired headsets...
CDMA and TDMA are more reasons why the US is so far behind in cell technology. Europe is all GSM and there's no interoperability problems. Turn your phone on and talk. Here, you have those two standards and GSM. None compatible with the other. But then that probably has a lot to do with Qualcomm being in bed with the FCC, but I digress...
