AT&T TDMA reigns over GSM in this aspect you can actually carry on a conversation from the top of this Stone Oak hill all the way down and onto Evans rd.

The reception here is ok but calls can drop at times I would say 2/5 times, I would recommend taking caution if you are going to be in this intersection on an important call.

The reception here is actually a whole lot better than expected, it can fluctuate at times especially between Hardy Oak and Evans Rd.

This is a low reception area due to the fact that it is a low spot, most signal drops are around Stone Oak between Hardy Oak, and Evan's Rd.

I just switched to Sprint PCS coverage and it doesn't really seem to be a problem. The signal meter sure fluctuates more than any phone I've ever had but so far no outages or dropped calls.

Pretty good coverage in the Colonnade business and apartments area. Text messaging is horrendous as is the Sprint's customer service.

Major dead spot near Hwy 151 overpass.

Loses signal constantly while inside the building, nearby Verizon tower may be drowning out the signal. Overall Sprint PCS reception in San Antonio is spotty and poor overall. However, even with poor signal coverage, it's still outranks Sprint PCS's horrific customer service.

Calls are constantly dropped, phone doesn't ring, calls can't go through, voice mail often 2 hours or more after the call.

My old Nokia 5185 never dropped a call here. The new Nokia 3589i constantly drops calls here. Has been reprogrammed physically and still does it. I'm ready to reactivate my old phone. Not as pretty, but it works!