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My I Phone 3GS and AT and T are great. NO dropped calls or distortion. It even works in the desert of Eastern Washington where friend's T Mobile, and others DON'T. I am happy, and the data always loads. No complaints (YET). I think some of this may well be the I Phone. My Android phone sucks.

Hi to all, this is an update for my Feb. 8th, 2009 review; *I exchanged my LG Dare I used on Feb. 8th and got an Omnia instead for its web surfing features. few days ago I came here (Newport Hills) for work, and I noticed my Omnia and LG 6100 had full bars, and did not roam on Sprint tower, so I decided to come back to do another round of comprehensive testing. so today May 20th, I got the chance to come here around 8 pm, and performed the test in all areas I pointed in my previous review from Coal Creek parkway and se 60th st. all the way to Lake Wash. Blvd., I tested around the YMCA on se 56th st to 116th Ave se, Red Apple parking lot, around the High school, basicly I covered the whole area and here are the results: steady and strong 1xRTT signal all over the place. good EV-DO signal strength through out the whole area except at the intersection of se 60th and Coal Creek, but I was able to access the web using Verizon's 1xRTT" (1X Radio Transmission Technology). I tested the EV-DO connection by downloading the MSN Live Search traffic map, and it did very fast with no problems, the same thing with Google. even though the EV-DO signal strength was not steady as the 1X signal, but it didn't effect surfing the web performance or speed. so I'm empressed with the improvement Verizon did for the network in this area. I didn't notice any new towers been erected in this area, so I don't know how they did it.? hope you'll find this review helpfull. thanks

This GSM Net10 Phone works better than my Verizon phone ever did. They seem to work on both AT&T and T-Mobile's networks. Call are clear, I average 4-5 bars in my home in Lake Hills, and 3-5 at work in Crossroads. Calls don't drop either.

I was just up at crossroads and before I had no service or next to none or on exteneded netwrok. but now I get full service it's great that was the only place that Verizon had bad service. They have also made improvments all over Bellevue!

Verizon is the only one that has service in my house. Cingular has an offices 3 blocks down the road and my friends with Cingular get one bar and are always droping calls in my house same with T-Mobile and Sprint. Verizon is also the only one that gets service every where at my school Sammamish High. The only problem with Verizon's service is at Crossroads but most of the time jsut like at Bell Sq it switches to Extended network and that doesn't coast money. I also like Verizon becuase it is not stacty when you call people, GSM networks are very statacy it can give you a head ache

Excellent coverage, lots of T-Mobile office buildings around.

I Was with sprint, I used to stand beside windows to get 1/5 signal, Moved to T-Mobile, signal shows up fine but many dropped calls. So Finally moved to ATT GSM, sofar it has been good. Had T-mobile and ATT both for while and found ATT had better signal overall in many places.

Occasional dropped calls despite being 1 / 4 mile from a T-Mobile tower. (This tower is on 140th Ave NE and is missing from Cellreception's map.) Generally T-Mobile works fairly well as long as I don't have to speak to their "Customer Service" department. T-Mobile's customer service has become flat out abysmal since the failed AT&T buy out.

My phone works fine at home and hardly ever got dropped calls. Better than AT &T

Was on Verizon, but couldn't use the phone at home at all. Changed to Sprint for two years and always had trouble with signal and dropped calls. Changed to Cingular on Jan 2006 and have had very good service since day 1!