So AT&T...

[dwe28]

• has gotten rid of unlimited data plans
• capped data speeds
• has a bogged down network

So why on Earth would anyone switch to AT&T now, even for the iPhone 4 which has a design flaw that cripples reception?

 

[Lancer033]

...Steve Jobs says so.

 

[dwe28]

...Steve Jobs says so.

SMH.....lol

 

[Droid800]

• has gotten rid of unlimited data plans
• capped data speeds
• has a bogged down network

So why on Earth would anyone switch to AT&T now, even for the iPhone 4 which has a design flaw that cripples reception?

1) They did. But for 99% of users it won't make a difference. And if you think the other US carriers won't follow, you're sorely mistaken.

2) Where'd you hear this? AT&T didn't cap anything.

3) Depends where you are. In NY and San Fran it sucks. Here in chicago I get speeds as fast as Sprint's WiMax network.

 

[scaots]

I still appear to have HSUPA limit on upload speed in Baltimore. I usually get around 100kbps upload speeds, never significantly better. Come on ATT, it's been two weeks already! They claimed it will get fixed.

My area has good service. My download speed at home is usually comparable to WiMax on my EVO. At work I do have a bit of a slow connection but a blockaway it is fine. And it is still plenty usable.

If you don't constantly stream music or watch a lot of videos or download a bunch of large files or tether, you'll have a hard time hitting 1GB. I am grandfathered on unlimited but will probably switch to save $5 a month because I never hit 2GB. If I had wifi at work I could probably use the 200MB plan.

 

[markdek]

If you don't constantly stream music or watch a lot of videos or download a bunch of large files or tether, you'll have a hard time hitting 1GB. I am grandfathered on unlimited but will probably switch to save $5 a month because I never hit 2GB. If I had wifi at work I could probably use the 200MB plan.

This is my experience too.....proven to me by real data. The max I ever had was 0.9 GB.