I’ve had an AT&T iPhone for several years now, and I must confess, the service in Boston and New York has been pretty poor. Dropped calls, weak signals — the usual complaints. Which is why I found this ad in the San Francisco airport amusing:
“If There Really Were a Camelot, AT&T Would Have You Covered.”
I presume the intent of the ad was to imply that AT&T could provide coverage anywhere. But an equally valid interpretation is: If Camelot were real, then AT&T would have great coverage — but since it isn’t, they don’t. Like the phrase, “If pigs could fly, I could make calls reliably in Harvard Square.”
Memo to the irony department.
But the iPhone camera works great. 
So that’s why Verizon and Sprint have not had much successes entering imaginary markets… My nephew (age 5) has an imaginary friend who gets great reception on ATT. He swears by it, I am told. It all makes sense now.
y Verizon and Sprint have not had much successes entering imaginary markets… My nephew (age 5) has an imaginary friend who gets great reception on ATT. He swears by it, I am told. It all makes sense now.