I have Cingular and always have full service. Never had a dropped call where I live. Can make and recieve calls in my house with no problems.

We live in a new development in the Villages of Westcreek and there are times I can't make a call when I am in my house. If I am outside I can make calls, the single gets stronger the closer I get to 1604, but I prefer to make calls in my house, not driving to the highway.

Very poor reception in this area. All phone comapanies know but never fix.

I have T-Mobile. The reception near Stone Oak / Hardy Oak intersection is bad. Frequent dropped calls there. In the neighborhood near Hardy Oak Elementary, the reception is very bad. I can't have a conversation on my cell phone, and must use a land line, unless I'm standing in just the right location.

Actually, I always get lots of reception bars, but also lots of dropped calls. My old Sprint PCS service almost never dropped calls from the same location (interior of my home).

Rarely any dropped calls, usually only when talking to people using sprint... clear reception, haven't had any complaints with Cingular and I've been with them for more than 4 years.

If you are planning on using your phone in the Shenandoah subdivision, you may be in for a disappointment. In the eastern side of the subdivision (Big Meadows, Goshen Pass, Ramsgate), there is virtually no signal; I literally could not activate my phone at first because it kept saying "No Service." You are lucky to get one bar on a good day, and at least half of the time there are no bars at all. The closer you get to I-10, the better the reception becomes; I noticed the signal jumped to full strength in the northwest corner of Shenandoah and all along the interstate. However once you move about a block (if that) away from the interstate, you enter a black hole. I'm having to return my phone after a week because of this; I'll try Verizon next to see if it's any stronger.

I get good reception everywhere but at my house. At home, calls drop frequently unless I stand in my driveway. Everywhere else calls are pretty stable and clear. Only dropps when I'm in a low spot.

I have been with T-Mobile for awhile bt after I moved here I realized that I do not get service at my home. I don't have a ground line phone because I always use my cellular, but now I am stuck in contract with no phone and a high bill.

This is one place where you can expect to drop a call, especially the farther down outside of Potranco you go. There is one place in particular that is after the first set of flashing lights, right down that hill it is guaranteed to drop your call.

There must be a tower in the area because I have excellent service. Go Cingular!

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.