I have a general question about the NYC area cell phone carriers...I guess
the major players here in NYC are ATT, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, and
Cingular (did I leave anyone out?).  Of all these carriers, who actually has
their own network in the area and which ones use another ...

are available as of today. I added the $4.99 option to my $29.99 Multi Band
Plan tonight. When I logged on to my account I was surprised to see that you
get 1000 minutes with it instead of 500.

I'll be moving to New Haven, Connecticut soon from San Francisco.  I
currently have ATT GSM service and was wondering what the GSM coverage
is over there.
Thanks

A few stupid questions that should be easily answerable:
If I'm on a GSM plan and buy a S46 or the T62U...
+ If I travel to a place where GSM isn't available and I put the phone
on digital, will the minutes still count against my AT&T plan just

OK...
So now I have my  gsm att phone unlocked.
I will be in UK next month.
What's my cheapest option for receiving calls and also calling back home to

 I travel between Philly and the State College/Harrisburg area VIA the
PA turnpike quite frequently. I'm with verizon now for voice, but AT&T's
data service plan is much cheaper$$$!
 My interest in this plan is due to a need for my to have my laptop

I have been a customer of AT&T for about 6 months.  I have an unlimited
plan which  I pay $114 a month. I originally joined AT&T for its
reputation of having good service and excellent  coverage,  To my
surprise this was contrary  to my belief.  I have been told several lies

I know that things are always changing so I'll ask this question even though
it's probably been asked in the past. I have the National Plan and I'll be
traveling I-95 NY to Florida.  I know that I'll have excellent cell
coverage, but will I be on the AT&T network the whole way?  Are ...

Due to a request for a Southern California version of my Cellular
Carrier Comparison website, I've begun to roll out the Southern
California edition. This is a work in progress, I will be updating
coverage ratings over the next few weeks, and adding sections for

Last month, I announced a survey which is running at
www.cellphonefaqs.com
This survey allows consumers all over the country to rate their
current-level of cellphone service.  Consumers can rate their service

On the U.S. Next Generation map it shows it as roaming in "blue". But it
also says that voice will be roaming and data usage will be billed to
your regular data plan. Does anyone know if all fo the features are
available when in Puerto Rico?

ATTWS now has GSM/GPRS coverage for Flagstaff...a coverage unavailable
last month.
Coverage on I-17 between Phoenix and Flag is just over 50%, now.
North of Flag on US89 is good for abut 60 miles.

I have a Siemens 56 and love it.  
But I'm going to spend a couple weeks in Madison, Wis., which is not
on GSM.  I'm told the Siemens 46 is the only AT&T Wireless phone that
has GSM and TDMA.

ATTWS customer care assures me someone provides TDMA service in Brunswick,
but they could not give me a name.  I know ATTWS does not do Georgia, let
alone rural Georgia.  Anyone know who and how well?

Just wondering -- I take the train between Phila. 30th Street Station and
New York Penn Station.  There are at least 5-6 dead spots where I have
gotten cut-off while on the cell phone with my TDMA phone.  Will this
situation improve with a multiband phone.  Will I get cut-off less ...