XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: nospam@nospam.invalid   
      
   In article , sms   
    wrote:   
      
   > The reality, as shown by people that live and work in San Francsico, is   
   > quite different. I.e. my sister-in-law works a the CPMC Davies Campus   
   > hospital. Inside the building you MUST have Verizon, nothing else works.   
   > Sprint cannot roam on Verizon there because Sprint is supposed to have   
   > native coverage.   
      
   one person's experience does not mean overall coverage is better or   
   worse.   
      
   the fact is that sprint and t-mobile work quite well all over the sf   
   bay area, and that you're a verizon shill.   
      
   > To be fair, the T-Mobile map does show weaker coverage at that address.   
   > What many people may not realize is that when a map shows weaker   
   > coverage the reality of that weaker coverage translates to having   
   > coverage outside but not inside. San Francisco is very difficult to   
   > cover because of the terrain and because of the construction type of   
   > many of the buildings.   
      
   also wrong. reception works quite well indoors and outdoors.   
      
   there used to be an issue with reception in moscone, which is   
   underground, but they now have femtocells for all carriers throughout   
   it, so that's no longer an issue.   
      
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