Find the perfect gift for everyoneDialed In 92: A Verizon iPhone?
Everyone says the iPhone would be better with Verizon, but we wonder if that is really the case. We also discuss all the app stores that went live recently, a new Samsung Gravity 2, a truly hands-free Bluetooth headset, and more.
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Define "Everyone". Verizon service use to stink in Puerto Rico before they sold to "Claro". I have been very happy with AT&T and my iPhone. Unlike Verizon and Sprint, they do NOT try to re-start my contract for two new years everytime I make a small change to my account.
I can go to my small home town (Fair Bluff) and make calls without having to drive 3-4 miles down the road to catch a signal.