No problems in the Bay Area or Sacramento, either. I have to admit, Verizon's "we have a map for that" propaganda showing how 'expansive' their 3G network is is pretty ridiculous. They show coverage in some of the most unpopulated areas in the entire country, while it seems ATT focuses on the most densely populated areas. More red color on a map doesn't necessarily make the network better, it just means that creepy 'can you hear me now' guy follows you to more places, and who wants that? :|
The X-Fi3 keeps with the company's commitment to audio fidelity, thanks to the apt-X codec, which supposedly offers audio quality similar to a wired connection when streaming. On that front, the device also handles FLAC files.
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No problems in the Bay Area or Sacramento, either. I have to admit, Verizon's "we have a map for that" propaganda showing how 'expansive' their 3G network is is pretty ridiculous. They show coverage in some of the most unpopulated areas in the entire country, while it seems ATT focuses on the most densely populated areas. More red color on a map doesn't necessarily make the network better, it just means that creepy 'can you hear me now' guy follows you to more places, and who wants that? :|