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You might want to consider getting a microcell from AT&T. They had a $100 rebate a month ago andbyou don't have to pay a monthly fee. It fixes reception problems in your home if that's your main issue. I got one and am really happy with it b

Patti
---- Bill Krause <bkrause@nwlink.com> wrote:
> John,
> I guess I am in the minority but I have a few regrets. My
> issues are solely with the phone. I live in an area of marginal AT&T
> coverage/reception. Our 3GSs worked fine as does the iPad but our
> iPhones 4s not as well. We have added basic cases and Otterboxs are on
> the way. The cases helped a little and my wife has more trouble than I
> do. In areas of stronger reception not so much trouble. Everything else
> about the 4s are great, the apps the look & feel, the cameras,
> everything else. and we use all those other things a lot and I am a
> serious app junky. But the problems is that we still use these as our
> cell phones. Not enough of an issue for me to go back. If it were more
> economically feasible the wife might.
>
> Bill in
> Southern Oregon.
>
> jparkerg@yahoo.com wrote:
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> >Just curious...to follow some of the posts from those who have recently gotten iPhone 3G or iPhone 3Gs.
> >
> >To anyone who got the iPhone 4:
> >Any regrets? Do you wish you'd stayed with an earlier version?
> >(I don't mean an earlier OS)
> >
> >John
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