XT is still looking like the best choice for iPhone users while there is no 900MHz coverage around the places people actually are.
Any news on this John?
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GBristow: Check out vodafone.co.nz/coverage for the "extended" coverage map. I think it's quite impressive, to be honest. Does Telecom have something similar for comparison?
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jason.h:GBristow: Check out vodafone.co.nz/coverage for the "extended" coverage map. I think it's quite impressive, to be honest. Does Telecom have something similar for comparison?
They sure do, cehck out http://www.telecom.co.nz/mobilecoverage
markh14: i think vodafone only expand coverage if lots of users complain and I think they install a booster.
stagnant16: Being able to get 3g on the Iphone in Pukekohe will be nice enough for me
johnr:stagnant16: Being able to get 3g on the Iphone in Pukekohe will be nice enough for me
Pukekohe township and Pukekohe race track are 3G 2100mhz cells
John
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