Cher;1270264 wrote:you're both wrong. if either of you took the time to read the article, you'd see the following:

"This is in contrast to the rest of the LTE phones in Verizon's lineup, all of which support simultaneous voice and data when connected to LTE."

But it's easier to just blame the network and not Apple for their design flaw. Carry on, iTards.

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WebFire;1270276 wrote:Don't the AT&T phones do this even when not LTE? Maybe that is the difference.

Cher;1270264 wrote:you're both wrong. if either of you took the time to read the article, you'd see the following:

"This is in contrast to the rest of the LTE phones in Verizon's lineup, all of which support simultaneous voice and data when connected to LTE."

But it's easier to just blame the network and not Apple for their design flaw. Carry on, iTards.

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Trueblue23;1270278 wrote:I thought they did too.

Cher;1270286 wrote:No. AT&T/Tmo has always been able to do data/calling at the same time. It's in the infrastructure of their network.

WebFire;1270272 wrote:I'm not an iTard, dip****.

If that is the case, then that is totally retarded. Why would they do it for AT&T and not Verizon>?

Cher;1270286 wrote:I'm with I Wear Pants. There is nothing about the iPhone 5 that is any better than the other iPhones.

justincredible;1270295 wrote:Except that it's a bigger screen, lighter, thinner, and has LTE.

justincredible;1270296 wrote:Also, I never once used data while talking on my iPhone when I was on AT&T. The fact that I won't be able to on Verizon means nothing to me.

Cher;1270297 wrote:Bigger screens are overrated, it's marginally lighter/thinner, and LTE isn't all it's made out to be.

I should have said "The additional features in the iP5 aren't worth choosing it over an iP4s

WebFire;1270300 wrote:Not a big deal for personal use. But it can be for business use when you want to use it as a hot spot.

justincredible;1270301 wrote:Well, when you don't currently have an iPhone why would you get the year old version?

Cher;1270304 wrote:Cheaper. You could sit around and wait for the next one which hopefully turns more heads than this one.

justincredible;1270305 wrote:$100. Big whoop. And I don't want to wait around. I would've been fine with the 4S last year but still had a year left on our contract. I was mainly hoping for a new form factor and LTE. Got both.

Cher;1270308 wrote:Sounds like you'd made up your mind without shopping around. Enjoy your iPhone, sheep.

justincredible;1270310 wrote:Shopping around? I had an iphone 3g, I liked it but decide to switch to android just for a change. Well, I hate android. How did I not shop around when I had an android phone for 2 years?

Cher;1270314 wrote:Because you were under contract. Nobody looks for phones until their contract is nearly up. You started bitching about your EVO over a year ago, and started droning on about the iPhone. Did you even LOOK at any of the other phones on the market? So what you hate Android, it's been two (three?) years. The Razr Maxx and the Samsung Galaxy III are both awesome phones. The Lumia is even cool. Did you even give any of those the light of the day?

No. Because you already pre-determined that the iPhone was the best several years ago.

justincredible;1270317 wrote:My apologies for preferring iOS to android. Good lord.

justincredible;1270319 wrote:It's such an insignificant thing, why the hostility?

Cher;1270320 wrote:Your basis of "preferring" is flawed.

It's like saying "I like my 2012 Toyota Camry more than my old ancient 2010 Honda Civic" when you haven't even test drove a 2012 Civic.

justincredible;1270325 wrote:lol, okay. I'm done with this conversation. I USED ANDROID FOR TWO YEARS. Damn.