edmiller9999

Denver, CO

ATT - I've only been on for a week, but the service seems very good. No dropped calls, good people at the support center, etc.

Nokia 6820 - Easy BT setup. Only the phone icon and tower icon (signal indicator) show up. Cool little phone.

Rkat

Visalia,Ca.
cingular
SE T637
Had verizon but it kept droping calls,poor service!!
Rollover min. rock!!

planman

1. Dallas, TX (though the phone will get used nationwide on a semi-regular basis...I've only had this phone for a couple weeks so can only speak for local service/signal)

2. AT&T (6 years and counting...)

3. Sony T637: all info shows on MID, signal strength tends to range from 3-5 bars, but does get knocked down lower in garages, etc.)

Johker

1. Austin, TX
2. Sprint
3. SE T608

NorCalAl

1) San Francisco Bay Area, CA
2) Sprint
3) SE T608 - Displays signal strength and Batt on MID, along with CallerID. Works well, but this phone has very limited features and Batt life sucks. I use Treo 600 for out of car phone.

Shoofin

1. Brooklyn, NY
2. Nextel
3. i830-but will be getting the i860 tomorrow! Battery is eh...OK, Signal is not bad..

tizo

1.)...va beach, va

2.)...long-term Verizon, even back when it was GTE wireless

3.)...v710

mikeymobiles

East Brunswick, New Jersey

Lg7000- great phone.....
lg6000- It was good...but obviously a little out dated
blackberry 7750- great reception and features.....

A few known dead spots like every carrier...but besides that I am very satisfied......

zon76

Boston area, MA
Verizon
SE T608

Everything displays in the MID. Only problem is that about 50% of the time, when I pick up an incoming call, it gets dropped. By "dropped" I mean, the caller can be heard in the handset, but not through the car's speakers. I have to yell "transfer" 3 times to get the caller back through the speakers. Slightly frustrating!

I am considering the 'vox SMT 5600 from AT&T, but am hesitating because I am very pleased with Verizon's coverage.

astro

Toronto
Fido
Nokia 6230b

TeknoKing

1) Brooklyn, NY
2) Verizon (over 5 years)
3) Samsung SCH-A530S
beautiful reception anywhere I got on the east coast.

Rafiksao

Montreal, Canada
Telus Mobility
Motorola V710 beta

demons rage

iTrader: (1)

Riverside, CA
Verizon(sucks ballz in riverside)
LG VX-6000

Reception Sux ass on campus @ UCR

WoofyCub

1) Santa Clarita, CA but drive all over LA - reception is all over the map
2) Cingular (since it was AirTouch) must be 9 years now?
3) Currently I'm using a Sony Ericsson T616. Battery level, signal strength and phone number all show up in the MID.

Firmware version is R1A054 and something about 'MARTHA' (is there a newer one?)

zax123

1) Montreal, Quebec, Canada
2) Fido
3) Sony Ericsson Z600

Everything shows up on the MID (signal level, battery level). Handsfree-ness works perfectly.

MR1

Please tell us how the 6230B works in the TL. I also have the phone, waiting for delivery of the car.

llove

1) Paris, Texas I drive frequently to Dallas and find a black hole between Honey Grove and Bonham.

2) Sprint PCS. Get good reception in general, but there are a few spots around Paris where I regularly get dropped. There are supposed to be some new towers installed around here that should help this problem.

3) SonyEricsson T-608 Battery level, signal level and caller ID show up in MID.
Firmware: R1E

eazyc10

1. Madison, Wisconsin
2. Cingular
3. SE T637

Overall I like it a lot. Have been able to dial and receive calls with ease. I've only had my TL for a day though

mikeymobiles

last time i checked airtouch was owned by verizon and airtouch was a cdma carrier...

I tried to get a link...onlything i can find was the www.airtouchpaging.com went to verizons website now...

mobilezen

It is different per market. For example, in Houston, PrimeCo was purchased by AT&T and used TDMA for a long time while in other markets such as Dallas/Ft. Worth, PrimeCo was CDMA. I'm sure by now, all companies are coming together so there won't be anymore confusion in the future.

myrwon

1) Tampa, Florida

2) Nextel

3) I90c, I730 & I830 (no bluetooth avail) So, I'll be switching soon (VZ,Cingular)

EmuMessenger

Memphis, TN
ATTWS
Nokia 6230b

hodge

I just returned my second phone to sprint after being frustrated that I could not get my previous audiovox pocket pc phone with slide out keyboard to work with the car. I could receive calls but anytime I would try and make a call it would say service not avaialable. I drove around in strong signal areas and the same result. I sent it back.

I then switched to ATT/ Cingular and asked the sales guy to come out to my car and test an audiovox 5600 windows mobile addition. He said it just came in and the phone is very cool and links with the TL. The cars display shows caller ID but no signal strength or battery. I will sacrafice that because the phone is very cool. It syncs with outlook address, to do and email features and can run windows mobile apps like windows media player 10, etc. It is a little smaller than a snickers bar and comes with a very nice case. I paid about 239 dollars for it.

1) Does anybody know if their is a way to get the battery and display to work?

2) What exactly is the correct version of bluetooth does the TL come with. I have a 2004 and I have been told their are different versions of bluetooth which is what drives the compatibility. (This is what acura "Hands free link" expert told me).

is300eater

I live in South Orange County, California... Dana Point to be exact, just South of Laguna Beach.

I have two cell. phones:

Verizon- Samsung i700 PDA phone -good reception
Sprint PCS- Sanyo 8200-good reception

They both have pretty decent receptions.... yeah, there'll always be those "spots" or "pockets" where you lose signal... but that's just the way it is.

I think, though... perhaps getting a little out dated (?), the Sanyo 8200 is one of the most user friendly phones... I've ever owned. The Samsung i700 on the other hand... is a little disappointing... don't get me wrong... I don't know what I'd do without it... but I just expected more from a handheld computer. (like for example... with the Sanyo 8200, you can go into the call logs and save an "unsaved" number just by pressing a few buttons... but with the Samsung PDA phone... you can't even do that... you have to go into "contacts" and save the number starting from scracth... do the whole... "new contact" thing)

I hate how with Verizon... when checking your voice mail... it ask you "to check your 'unheard' voice mail now... press '1'..." I think that is so redundant... why should it even bother? It's like... "no, I'll just waste my minutes and hear it later..." I also hate how I have to enter my code everytime I check my voice mail... with Sprint... you keep your finger pressed on the "1" button and it takes you straight to your first unheard voice mail... doesn't ask you your damn code or give you a choice.


And another thing... I hate it when you're done leaving a voice mail on someone else's phone... and it ask you... "to send your messege now.... press 1". WHY???!!!! At what point do you really want to send a messege later??!! So redundant... I'm sure there's a purpose for it... but I highly doubt it's a feature people use very often or at all.

NFLblitze1

1) Morristown, NJ

2) Verizon Wireless (3 years)

3) I recently purchased the V710 which is amazing for bluetooth and gets amazing receptions but the camera and the video are pretty shitty but the graphics are good..

youngTL

1.) Edmonton, Alberta
2.) Telus Mobility (for the past 4 years)
3.) LG 5450 (great phone, beautiful colour display and has a camera. Best thing was it was on sale for the price of the cheaper, non-camera model so I bought it! )

w1n78

1.) 909, CA but work in Los Angeles

2.) Nextel (3 years) and Cingular for TL HFL (almost a year)

3.) Cingular - Siemens S56: Only got this phone/service because stupid Nextel is slow with their phone development. The reception surprisingly is better than my Nextel BUT the volume/clarity is not as clear. It pairs fine with the TL and displays both signal and battery meter.
Nextel - Motorola i730: Wish Nextel came out with a bluetooth phone. That's all I can say about that :'(

myrwon

I have the same shity phone development....but Nextel does have a phone/BB out with Bluetooth Technology. I'm not a BB person myself but who knows, maybe

Check it out: http://nextelonline.nextel.com/NASAp...neDetailAction

Repecat

1. Olympia, WA
2. Cingular
3. Sony-Ericsson T637

ndawood

1. London, Ontario (most of the time)
2. Rogers
3. Nokia 6600 or Sony Ericsson t39 or t68i(depends on what i want to carry)

cvajs

1) NY Metro area
2) 1997 omnipoint > voicestream > t-mobile
3) S-E T610

bluetooth setup was extremely easy.

tkx

1) Edmonton, AB
2) Rogers AT&T
3) Motorola V3 RAZR

Logic717

1.)Atlanta metro
2.)Cingular
3.)Motorola v400

TL2k5

1) LONG BEACH, CA
2) CINGULAR
3) NOKIA 7610
Great signal strength. No problems with pairing.

JT3

1.) Wichita, KS

2.) Verizon

3.) Motorola v710 w/ "SuperDave" firmware v1.02. I get between 3 and 5 bars consistently, and (thanks to the new firmware) battery and signal strength shows up on the MID. Audio quality is great and the phone pairs with the TL like a dream.

undergnd

1) Rochester, NY
2) SprintPCS
3) Currently I have SonyEricsson T608i. In MID, I have all the information that should appear including caller ID. Reception and paring is good. But the phone itself is cumbersome. I already ordered LG PM325. I hope it would arrive within this week. I'll update info after I get the phone.

/u

acur8ly

iTrader: (1)

1, Olney, Md
2, AT&T wireless > 5 years
3, Switch between Nokia 6620 & 6820

Killer calling plan, last 2 months used less than 60 mins of anytime mins, with 3 phones on the account. Mobile to mobile is a mofo

AsianRage

Seattle/Everett, Washington
1 year today w/ Verizon (Converted from Sprint)
LG VX600

gregory28_RENAMED

1. New Jersey
2. Verizon- 5 years
3. Motorola V710

jazzpicker

Tallahassee, FL
Cingular/2 months
SE T-637- No issues