Data usage up on T-Mobile and AT&T, down on Sprint and Verizon

2. PAPINYC posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:26 5

iDisagree, I just checked my Data usage on Verizon's website and I am up so far to 33GB's and I still have almost two weeks remaining on my current cycle. Besides, we have RAZR's, MAXX's, HD's, GSIII's, soon to have Note II's and we even have iCandy for the "other folks"".

4. ajac09 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:34 4

just becasue yours is up doesnt mean others arent down.. you do realize its a TOTAL and not just you? Well a total of an average.

11. PAPINYC posted on 06 Nov 2012, 21:32 1

It's not [just me]??
My bad.
Well, at least we know mine is 'up'.....

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6. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:35 1

LOOOOOOOL Papinyc 33GB's?? sounds like me hahaha

12. PAPINYC posted on 06 Nov 2012, 21:35 1

LOL.... what's up with these newbies??

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16. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 06 Nov 2012, 22:20 0

hahahaaha......i dont know man :)

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17. eisenbricher posted on 06 Nov 2012, 22:57 2

Maybe other people have some real life?

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18. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 06 Nov 2012, 23:01 1

I know that man we're just playing dont be so mad

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19. eisenbricher posted on 06 Nov 2012, 23:02 0

np :) I consume more data just that not on phone. No good plans here ~

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23. Bernoulli posted on 06 Nov 2012, 23:34 1

Not the case with t-mobile!:)

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7. .GsmArena. (banned) posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:42 2

Same here to, but have unlimited data.

21. Bernoulli posted on 06 Nov 2012, 23:19 1

For one all Motorola mobiles that are lte on Verizon turn to crap after 3 months and go into a rebooting cycle, none the less Verizon's lte drains these handsets battery, and the thing with t-mobile and AT&T is that since they are gsm and gsm is a world standard there is little to no modification from its European counterpart, I have a note 2 and as mentioned these results are global, on my t-mobile account I'm up to 22 gigabytes I don't see how people without unlimited data survive, and still have a week on my billing cycle, but all in all as far as mobile line up it is agreeable that t-mobile and AT&T have the best handsets, Verizon is nothing without Motorola and lg, and sprint is nothing without htc and their Evo line up whereas AT&T and t-mobile get love from everyone and anyone

24. thunder18 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 23:50 1

I beg to differ in regards to Sprint. You're correct about the Evo, but don't forget about the GSIII, the Photon,the iPhone and the Galaxy Nexus. These are not some bargain basement handsets.

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25. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 00:21 0

They are too me :P and I was simply pointing out the forte in the cdma carriers, and only reason why they are is because I'm used to high end stuff like my note 2 and the original nokia 808 pureview, best of symbian, and apparently Samsung is another forte in sprint, but take out Samsung and HTC from sprint and there isn't much choice left :P none the less sprint's 3g sucks, and that is if available, some people I know that have sprint lose service when entering a building or going out into the country, but back to line up well I guess that explains why the cdma carriers have their own manufacturer provider, and as far as the iphone I'm not even sure if that's a smartphone anymore, it lacks NFC, it's gps sucks and doesn't have voice guided route, and it even lacks the ability to edit a word document, something Android mobile phones were able to do since 2009 as seen in the Sony Ericsson xperia x10, the Galaxy s3 would be, and is great, but (no offense) out of sprint, don't forget sprint dummied it down to dual core and took out the quad core exynos from the original, and Haha as far as cameras the nokia 808 pureview will be a King for quite some years

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27. PAPINYC posted on 07 Nov 2012, 07:42 0

You're obviously talking out of your @$$ as, iGobble up data on my RAZR MAXX (Motorola)!!

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30. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 11:46 0

Wtf are you talking about, I didn't say anything nor say this guy lied about his data consumption, I simply said that other carriers have better phone line up than veri$on and at a cheaper price ah Goble Goble I can care less :P lol

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31. PAPINYC posted on 07 Nov 2012, 12:24 0

You're just jealous because you don't have a Verizon Unlimited Data plan which means you had NO PHONE SERVICE during Hurricane Sandy. lol!!

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34. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 14:12 0

I live in Texas, retard, hurricane sandy didn't even bring a breeze to where I live, and no thank you why would I want to pay a lot more for Verizon unlimited data when I'm constantly hitting 17 mbps on my Galaxy note with t-mobile at half the price? None the less people affected by hurricane sandy were able to roam from at&t to t-mobile at no extra cost, besides current plans will not allow a customer to jump ship to unlimited data on Verizon, but that's besides the point, Verizon's coverage in my area as far as LTE goes sucks, they don't even have service when you go too far out, but I think it's only for cdma carriers, since t-mobile and at&t do have service out of the city

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35. PAPINYC posted on 07 Nov 2012, 17:58 0

Your saving grace is that you have a Galaxy Note, the down side is you're probably near the Mejico border.......waaaaaay!

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37. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 18:36 0

Yeah I'm an hour away East of Houston, between Houston and new Orleans, I'm not sure what I would do if I were to live near Mexicans! Ew! And how is having a mobile a saving grace?

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32. networkdood posted on 07 Nov 2012, 13:01 0

I have Verizon - AT&T has been better for some time, but VZW has caught up with their new WIN 8 phones and phablets....I use 5GB a mnth, but I work a lot, too.

36. PAPINYC posted on 07 Nov 2012, 18:00 0

Yeah, that guy is just bitter (like a scorned woman left at the altar)!!

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38. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 18:47 0

Hehe if you were to actually interact with me I'm a pretty chill guy who likes to go out and have fun, I just can't stand stupidity aka people who talk out of their arse in a subject that pertains to phone line up when it's obvious the native gsm carriers outpace cdma carriers, for the record, at&t's LTE is faster than Verizon's and t-mobile is in the process of rolling out LTE advanced, which is said to be 3x faster than current LTE, eat that

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3. eDiesel posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:28 7

The gsm carriers offer better 3g speeds. (hspa+)
cdma speeds are junk. My throttled att is faster than sprint 3g.

5. ajac09 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 20:34 3

reason I left sprint was due to s**tty 3g speeds. Went to Verizon at the time there phone selection SUCKED so now AT&T and glad I did 3g 4g great devices.

14. theo14461 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 22:00 2

I agree, at least I can get AT&T's HSPA+ if I lose LTE, unlike Verizon, it drops to their slow 3G.

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33. networkdood posted on 07 Nov 2012, 13:02 0

Yep, I am glad VZW upg my network - 3G CDMA is kayrap....

8. Nadr1212 posted on 06 Nov 2012, 21:09 1

It is such a waste for people not to use something that they have the LEGAL RIGHT to use, EVEN If you're on a 2G Network pipeline!!!!!!!!!!!!

13. michcarguy posted on 06 Nov 2012, 21:49 1

No one has a legal right to a network except for the carrier who owns them. They can kick you off or limit to any network any time they want. (Of course, not charge you for tho)

26. Non_Sequitur posted on 07 Nov 2012, 04:57 3

Yeah. GSM is a much better technology than CDMA.
I'm definitely using T-Mobile next. No doubt about it. They have close to the same coverage as Sprint and awesome HSPA+ coverage near my location.
AT&T is full of jerks, they cost WAY too much, and they have the highest rate of dropped calls, so... nope. lol

28. young0ne posted on 07 Nov 2012, 07:57 0

I beg to differ with you on GSM is better than CDMA. I think GSM is good for data but that's it.

39. Bernoulli posted on 07 Nov 2012, 18:51 0

No it isn't, with gsm we have freedom of choice, unlike sprint, where if your mobile breaks you have to get a specific sprint mobile, plus their building penetration sucks, at my local library people lose signal while I get 4G on my note 2, plus when traveling abroad cdms is worse than useless so with cdma you just lose lose lose every time

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29. kshell1 posted on 07 Nov 2012, 08:32 2

I love my gs3 on tmo. fast phone+fast speeds. mmmmm

40. christony1120 posted on 08 Nov 2012, 19:57 0

Probably ATT but definitely not T-mobile