AT&T's Anti-Verizon Ad Is a Stinker
 

Unable to silence Verizon, AT&T fights back with an ad featuring Luke Wilson -- and ends up looking like a tongue-tied kid being teased at recess.

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Re: AT&T's Anti-Verizon Ad Is a Stinker
 

Wow... just pathetic.

Fastest 3G network? Uh... who cares? I'm blazing 3.5G & would have 4G half the time if my phone supported it. Go Sprint. Oh, and my network actually works outside of big cities & major interstate routes.


Talk & surf at the same time?
Who the heck does that? Even if my network did do that, I wouldn't have known. But, I suppose you could look something up for someone on speakerphone & discuss it... although, in my years of having smartphones, I've never needed to do that. I wasn't even aware my phone couldn't do that. Or, can it?


Most popular smartphones?
Debatable. I'd have to say Verizon has the most popular smartphones. I don't consider iPhones smartphones. I consider them smart phones the same way I consider a Vespa a motorcycle.

100K apps?
Yeah... we've been over this. BS.



ATT, are you trying to get Sprint to overtake you?

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on cdma networks we cant use the data and the phone at the same time since we need to switch to 1x for calls and when a text or email is being sent.... 1x can only be used for one thing at a time thus making it impossible to do for us cdma guys, but as you said i never use it