Does anyone know who offers the best cell phone coverage/reception in Minneapolis & suburbs?

by Angela de Março

Cingular and Sprint have both gotten terrible reviews, but I haven’t read much about Verizon or T-Mobile.

Answer by thrill88
Try Qwest, my sister in Apple Valley has them and they are really excellent.

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If you are wondering what that thing in the window is. It is a pillow and my cell phone. I got the best (and really only) cell reception in the cabin here at this window. Since I had my phone on vibrate for messages I had to place a pillow under it or else it could heard throughout the cabin.

I have had my phone since high school but haven’t replaced it because I don’t talk on the phone so much. But with my busy schedule, I’ve had to use it more often and find that it has crappy reception!

Answer by Olga
ATT is a really excellent carrier!

Answer by Bob
idk everywhere u r im guessing in the states ATT or T-mobile hv the best call qualities. dont get verizone or sprint (i reckon) because they dont use a GSM phone so if u travel to europe and asia it shudnt work.

i tried a company called NEONODE which makes the N2 and call quality was very gud. also numerous ppl who hv reviewed this phone say call quality was brilliant. the phone itelf is small but has a touchscreen. it is unique to the last touch and simple to use (once u figure out how, u might hv to read the manuals since it is so different from all the other phones). it has a very responsive touchscreen and was the 1st phone company to use sweeping gestures. it uses more sweeping gestures than the iphone! and was the 1st phone company to hv slide to unlock (back in 2000-2002)
the phone might be a bit expensive (unlocked=$ 359) but u can chose ur color lol.

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