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AT&T Admits New York City iPhone Service Sucks 144

RevWaldo notes a post up at The Gothamist on AT&T's admission of its poor cell service in New York. "AT&T has realized that the first step towards recovery is admitting it has a problem. The phone giant has confessed that its New York City iPhone service is not up to par, according to a presentation slide published on Tom's Guide noting that the company's 3G Voice Composite Quality in the New York metro area — particularly in Manhattan — is below its performance objective. ... The slide does contain some good news for AT&T subscribers. Apparently, AT&T has had '[t]hree consecutive months of improvement'..."
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AT&T Admits New York City iPhone Service Sucks

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  • Re:Y axis? (Score:2, Funny)

    by crankyspice ( 63953 ) on Friday January 29, 2010 @01:36PM (#30951968)

    As long as we're using AA doublespeak here ("first step . . . admitting . . ."), might as well continue in that vein. "Progress, not perfection." The line just shows progress. And that's all that matters. Oh, yeah, and "fake it 'till you make it."

    (No, I've never been in AA, but I was (am?) in recovery from anorexia, and eating disorders and the various addictions have a high degree of population overlap.)

    (As an anorexic, I already know that I'm not *worthy* of good service, and so I never complained about AT&T's iPhone coverage . . .)

  • by Shadow of Eternity ( 795165 ) on Friday January 29, 2010 @01:48PM (#30952180)

    Or alternatively maybe the improvement was defined as narrowing the distance between their goals and the reality and they accomplished that by just lowering their standards.

  • Re:Y axis? (Score:5, Funny)

    by JustOK ( 667959 ) on Friday January 29, 2010 @01:50PM (#30952218) Journal

    I have their Giga Bullshit plan. It's awesome.

Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.

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