Phone will occasionally ring, but drops call. No outgoing calls can be made.

Inside the house-poor, outside around Cupertino mall and De Anza-exelent

AT&T in Dec 2007 decided not to add a western hills tower, as their user map doesn't have enough phone lines to justify the costs. In this area of Cupertino recommend Verizon... 5 bars.

I always get 5 bars in bay area. Unlike at&t, T-Mobile had only one bar. I am so happy with my current at&t's service.

Have been trying to use this phone in this location for almost a year now. Signal is relatively better outdoors than indoors. Verizon Wireless should put a new cell tower in this area to improve reception for its customers.

Reception is average to good in the north end of the neighborhood (Sycamore Drive / Black Oak Way) but becomes poor / non-existent along Oak Valley Dr.and Cristo Rey through the round about.

Poor reception indoors and out. BUT, drive or walk 1 block in most directions and it improves significantly.

As I read these reviews, I realized that for whatever reason, people are completely bashing Cingular but I haven't had any problems for the last 1.5 years. The ONLY place I have problems are on the Monta Vista HS campus (and only during school hours oddly enough) and Pierce Rd (close to Foothill). I get at most 2 bars in the previous two locations, but I had either 4 or 5 bars everywhere else.

My husband and I replace home phone all together with our cell phones. Once in a long while we may have a drop call or two but rock solid connection otherwise.

Most times No Service. When I do get reception I get 1 - 2 Bars My wifes Nokia seems to work better than the Motorola. Better sensitivity?

No reception inside HP office building. 0-1 bars ouside while driving on Homestead Rd between Tantau and Lawrence Expressway. My HP coworkers all report similar problems with Verizion in this area. I have called Verizon three times on this issue - they insist there is not a coverage problem. Don't expect situation to change.

I love Verizon's service, BUT I just moved into my husband's house and my reception is horrible inside the house. He gets great reception Cingular service (too bad I hate Cingular). I have very few problems anywhere else.

Often had calls drop or no service at all. Most times it was on roaming. AT&T went downhill after buying Cingular. The calls dropped a lot more often, they started overbilling.45 per minute instead of.35 per minute per my contract and they started charges after 900 minutes when my contract had 1300 minutes on it. It became a monthly battle to go through my bill and call them to correct it. They usually corrected their mistakes but I got tired of having to scrutinize the bill each month so I was forced to move to Sprint.

1 to 2 bars with Sprint often dropping calls. Tried 2 different Sprint phones and had same problem. AT&T had a little better service here but they can't seem to get they really deteriorated after the Cingular merger. Sprint office looked up this area and it's in a yellow zone with 25% drop rate. I don't think any phone could work well here. Sprint reps were great and give me great service so I'm going to stick it out hoping they'll fix the area coverage.

Poor reception with TMobile, might be the convergent device PDA / Cell Phone, but frequent dropped calls.

Reception is poor (almost non existent) on the street and none inside buildings.

Sometimes can't receive calls inside, but usually OK.

Usually unable to receive calls inside my house. My Nokia 3395 works better, but not perfectly.

Gotta agree with all of the comments made about how poor T-Mobile's coverage is in Cupertino area. This problem seems to have lasted for the past year and have not improved, very disappointing. I wonder if anybody is with Nextel and knows how its coverage is in this area.

Zero bars. Nada. No communication. SMS seems to work. Data or voice is inoperable in Cupertino.