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Nokia E73 Mode / E72
Will AT&T pick up this model?
gadgethead said:
If anyone from AT&T is reading this, you will get two phones switched over from Verizon the same day you start carrying this phone.
I would seriously consider leaving Verizon for this phone. AT&T's service in South Florida is just fine...Luke Wilson told me so on TV.
My Nokia E71x has no problem with calls/messaging/web-surfing on the AT&T network in the Washington, DC area. My husband's older Nokia E62 cell phone, which he limits to calls and messaging, also doesn't seem to have a problem.
In contrast, our son's HTC Fuze and our daughter's Samsung Impression randomly experience dropped calls, delayed messages, and waits for network connection--all symptoms of excessive iPhone demands on our regional AT&T network.
TidewaterVAaccent said:
A personal observation about the performance of Nokia E-series phones on the AT&T network:
My Nokia E71x has no problem with calls/messaging/web-surfing on the AT&T network in the Washington, DC area. My husband's older Nokia E62 cell phone, which he limits to calls and messaging, also doesn't seem to have a problem.
In contrast, our son's HTC Fuze and our daughter's Samsung Impression randomly experience dropped calls, delayed messages, and waits for network connection--all symptoms of excessive iPhone demands on our regional AT&T network.
What? ๐
Are you saying HTC's and Samungs are inferior or it's due too many iPhone users?
How would that affect Nokias on ATT? ๐คจ...
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Me, I'm happy with my unlocked E71 for now, but maybe an upgrade will come with tax returns...
Bottom line is that I'm cured of EVER buying a branded phone again. Do yourself a favor and don't wait for AT&T to release their version of this hardware - buy it "unlocked".