With amazing 4G speeds from T-Mobile, you can now do absolutely nothing. At all.

[RedGajin]

they have pretty cool commercials and a hot chick in tight clothes
better then at&friend

[Ad Bot]

[Ipquarx]

Verizon master race

Not owning a cellphone minority race

[K1ng_0f_N0thing]

Verizon...

[Stocking]

t-mobile is absolute garbage

[Axolotl2]

I have to agree. I get signal loving EVERYWHERE. Sure, you can't do apps and stuff, but that's what an iPod is for. A phone is for calling.

I have trouble getting a signal, but my mom's crappy GPS has that problem too.

Probably the mountains and urbanization is messing up the signal?

Verizon...

and thee glorious peasent decided to get thy fastest internet, from ye olde Verizon. thee peasent decided to serve thy Blockland hosting for all, passing thee like toast with jam. twas a dark and gloom'y day where thy holy lord Rub decided to rain death upon thy peasent. thy holy lord Rub decide to ban he from hosteth from thee peasent computer, or else thee internet be terminateth.

[Nexus]

AT&T owns T-mobile

No T-mobile is owned by Deutsche Telekom

I'm thinking the OP should have checked to see if T-mobile actually serviced his area before buying an expensive unlimited data plan

[Nickelob Ultra]

From what I hear, Verizon is probably the best in terms of actual signal strength/coverage.  With AT&T I've had my stuff-tier phones have a constant nice 3G/EDGE signal anywhere except in like remote areas but with my S2 I lose signal anywhere, even in a loving car.  It's ridiculous.

[Shy_Guy]

T-Mobile "Unlimited" Internet plan is 500MB to 2GB of high-speed internet then 2G internet speed after it (my dad has T-Mobile and its slow as forget!).

[Plasmus]

says the friend who says "thats my text tone" every time i hear the tf2 notification sound goes off.

ipod forgeter

[Nexus]

T-Mobile "Unlimited" Internet plan is 500MB to 2GB of high-speed internet then 2G internet speed after it (my dad has T-Mobile and its slow as forget!).

That was actually changed as of like two years ago.  Most companies, including T-mobile, actually stopped doing unlimited plans altogether because there simply wasn't enough bandwidth for it.  I think T-mobile brought it back recently with a promise not to cap speeds but made it alot more expensive.

[Soukuw]

All cell phone companies are stuff fests.