UPDATE: (Of extra interest to Quicksilver)

I got home tonight from Verizon with two iPhones. :tsk: I have in. Loving it so far. I'm paying more than I did with Sprint but the difference won't be too much if I factor in what Sprint is do by adding $10 per phone of 4G service even if my area doesn't have 4G. Add Sprint's hugely disappointing direction with the Kyocera Echo and I saw no future with Sprint. I will have to eat a pretty big ETF since I have two lines but that's the price of being cool. :cool:

Verizon: 2

Sprint: 0

Me: Lots of money out of pocket so -10

Glad your please with the device

I'm so behind the times. Still doing the 3G thing and man I don't know what has happened but mine is sooooo slow. I'm hoping that when I do make the leap there will be some serious changes for the better. Did you notice any better call reception in areas where you may have had trouble in the past?

I can't believe you left Sprint! Wow :wow:. Enjoy :)

Do you have iPhone3G or 3GS?

I can't believe U didn't leave sprint Earlier ...... I had sprint for 2 days of service, could not get even 1 bar on the signal from my home .... my friend has the EVO half of the time he is not running on 4G ....

He had an amazing grandfathered contract :)

oh... that make sense .... i think

That was going to be my question as well. The iPhone 3G runs like total crap on the latest Apple iOS, whereas the 3GS and 4 both run on it very nicely.

Yes, I have had a couple of good employee price plans with Sprint. When the iPhone first dropped on AT&T I went in to compare plans and the guy there said there was no way they could even come close to what I was getting with Sprint. The guy at Verizon last night even said they couldn't compete with it.

My coverage was good with Sprint; not perfect but way better than AT&T. I gave in for the iPhone and as I stated, Sprint is really dropping the ball on handsets. They were on the cutting edge for a while with a great selection of smart phones but haven't stepped up. Plus, if I wanted to upgrade to something like the Evo from my older Android handset Sprint was going to add that $10 surcharge for 4G even though there is zero 4G in my area.

So far, we're loving our iPhones. I was talking to SuperGreg a few minutes ago and I told him that while I have always had issues with my HTC handsets (all 6 of them), I have never heard anyone complain about iPhones, whether the original or the 4. Apple is pretty tough to beat.

3G