Verizon vs Sprint Switcher-roo?

[Schimm]

Consumer Reports conducts a survey every year on carrier satisfaction by metro area. I know for DFW Verizon is first and I want to say that AT&T was a close second and Sprint last. Anyway perhaps its worth getting your hands on that issue if you're looking to change to Sprint or any other carrier.

[FDFTW!!]

I have been with all of the major carriers over the years. AT&T (twice), Cingular, SBC, Verizon, LA Cellular (now AT&T), Sprint, Nextel (before and after Sprint bought them), and so on and so forth. No one has given me as good of coverage as Verizon, ever.

That is why I switched back to Verizon from AT&T, and gave up my iPhone for the DROID. Of course, I have no regrets now, but I had some qualms at first. Given the choice between either Sprint or Verizon, I'd pick Verizon in a heartbeat, based on my previous experience with Sprint.

[tlpalmer01]

i just left sprint after 3 years and got the droid (switched from hero) and i must say that the coverage in my area is much better, i live near detroit mi and i used to drop calls all the time with sprint and havent yet with verizon, the calls also seem to be clearer. i liked the unlimited mobile to mobile with any provider that sprint had though but i would still rather have better coverage and reliability with verizon.

[kristoff125]

I don't think I could ever justify leaving verizon, their prices are higher, however their service is substantially better.

[Bdog]

If you're already with Verizon, you may as well stay with them. No point in throwing down a hefty down payment for a new service plan. Also, I know a lot of people who use Sprint and complain about dropped calls and missed text messages almost as much as AT&T users, and I live in the Greater Houston area..

And with the number of reported Droid phones coming to VZW this year (including the first 2GHz before year end), I'd stick with the network I know and trust.

[kristoff125]

About that 2ghz, what are the best on it, a dual core 1ghz, which is still 2ghz of power, or a mythical 2ghz chip ready for mass production by years end?
OMAP™ 4 Platform - OMAP4430/OMAP4440
I'm hoping for the TI, since they seem to be a lot more reliable than the snapdragon, or easier to overclock...or something, rated at 600 and clocked upwards of 1300. Clearly a beast of a chip.