Have used a Cingular phone in this area for sometime, no dropped coverage

I have not had any coverage problems with cell phnes in this area, Indoor or out. I get 4 bars of signal strenght in this area exactly as the T-Mobile coverage map says I should and have not had any problems

Sprint PCS has pretty good reception in this area.

As was coming from I-10 to Barker Cypress, by Saum head to Greenhouse the call drop. I guess it must be the phone because friends and relations that have Cingular service with phone that have Antena does not have these drop call issues.

I just changed service from T-Mobile to Cingular on 6 / 8 / 06 whose service / reception was great. With T-Mobile in the office I get reception, but with Cingular can't get reception in my office except I go outside into the open. The calls even drop, had to redial several times on one conversation you imagine the mess and hassle. Even on the road (Hempstead, Pinemont, Clay / Beltway8) the calls drop I only changed to Cingular because of the roll-over if not T-Mobile service was great. But it look as if am going to re-think.

Had Cingular but lost phone and company switched to ATT. Reception with Cingular was bad at home and at work but wonderful everywhere else. New ATT phone miserable too. Works all over the world but not at my house. Cingular says if I upgrade to a Cingular phone I will get better reception but of course cant do that till my contract is out. Have hated ATT for years. Now I can hate Cingular too... ... ... .

Reception comes and goes, mostly goes. Strong signal for a few minutes, then "no service". No service is much more common.

verzion willnot use blue tooth to myblue tooth car radio cel phone hookup 2007 camery.

Poor reception in and around Clear lake City Blvd.since 2001 on different GSM phones. Reception in my home which is in this immediate area is weak and unreliable. Carrier states that my zone is in between areas of moderate and high coverage. WTF is that supposed to mean?

Neither my wife (TDMA) nor I (GSM) get any reception from Cingular in or near our home. The 6820 has a strong radio, but doesn't pick up a signal that isn't there.

Sometimes work when standing outside. Otherwise, reception is terrible.

Lots of dropped calls, sometimes the call doesn't even go through. Coverage is spotty

While i'm not sure if Verizon has the best plans... .I really can't complain about anything. The most impressive thing was that I never lost reception during Alison or ANY of our storms last year. I have reception in places I'm told others don't and have been way out in the back roads on my motorcycle and have gotten reception. I do have an occasional dropped call. While i'm thinking of looking at other companies, what I'm reading here may change that.

I have to said that T-Mobile has an amazing network in the sugarland area. It is also amazing in major highways. Reception is spotty in North Houston. However, the network is horrible inside buildings. T-Mobile is horrible in city where there were many tall buildings such as New York City.Well, I guess other GSM carrier are the same when it comes to reception inside buildings and rural area. Overall, GSM coverage in the USA needs a lot of improvement. When I travel to Asia and Europe, I found their GSM network much better than the USA, because I get reception pretty much everywhere including subways, basement, buildings and even rural areas. Europe seems to have the best network.

Constantly being dropped or can't make calls at all. When people call me, goes straight to VM without ringing. While my colleagues has no problem using Verizon phone. Other parts of the town works okay for me.

Terrible Service every where!

I use my cell phone mainly in the northwest Housotn area. I've had little or no trouble from The Woodlands to Pasadena, from Hempstead to Southwest Houston. I'm surprised to read the less than satisfactory experience T-Mobil users are having. I couldn't be happier however all I use it for is making and receiving calls. My boss has a more expensive model and seems to have problems quite often. I didn't think the phone make or model would make that much difference, but reading these and other revirews for T-Mobile, I am beginning to beleive the phone make and model can make a big difference.

the call gets dropped after initial connection - every time. I have to go outside my house into back yard to get the service on again

Expect spotty service and many missed calls in the Park at Armand Bayou Apartments and in Brookwood subdivision when you have digital Verizon.

AT&T Wireless TDMA. Goes to ROAM at home, but starts to work outside. Other providers have good receptions at home.