jscholz22
Well-known member
No way could I give up the simultaneous voice and data. I am constantly texting, nav, or checking emails while on the phone.
I on the other hand never use SMS to talk to anyone I actually know. I find it so inpersonal. I prefer voice because feelings, opinions, sarcasm, etc get communicated so much clearly.
You guys miss one point, we're not talking about long time, tech knowledgable people. We are talking general masses who don't even know the difference between CDMA and GSM. All they're gonna know is their friend on AT&T can do it so how come I can't? It's also not a case of needing to use it it's a case of not having it, this is a human trait, just like MMS there was a witch hunt because there was no MMS and now that it's there who really uses it? So to you it's not a big deal but what about joe schmo who leaves AT&T because VZ is the iPhone on a better network then damn he realizes he can't look up driving directions, restaurant info, etc while he's on the phone with his girlfriend?
IMVHO, If you are already on VZ you will not notice. If you switch from AT&T to VZ you will notice and it may be an issue for you.
I on the other hand never use SMS to talk to anyone I actually know. I find it so inpersonal. I prefer voice because feelings, opinions, sarcasm, etc get communicated so much clearly.
Ok question! Can you get a text while on a voice call? Like if I'm on the phone for an hour and the wife sends a txt to pick up milk before I get home.
Ok question! Can you get a text while on a voice call? Like if I'm on the phone for an hour and the wife sends a txt to pick up milk before I get home.
Ok question! Can you get a text while on a voice call? Like if I'm on the phone for an hour and the wife sends a txt to pick up milk before I get home.