Attached you'll find a picture my wife and I took on a boat traveling through Vietnam's Mekong Delta. Our abilities with our new camera are admittedly lacking, so it's hard to make out the orange life vests lining the boat's ceiling and green jungle in the background, but then, this is my blog, not a court of law. The real crux of this photo is the 5 bars you see on my iPhone: I had good reception throughout the Delta -- much, much better than I get in America's second most density populated big city*.
-- kieran
* - These kinds of comparisons hinge on the definition of terms like "big city," of course, but scan through Wikipedia's density stats and look for a city you recognize that isn't NYC. And if you haven't tried AT&T in San Francisco, don't bother.
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Here, here. Do you know in Korea if you report an area where you had a dropped call they have a special service line where they log it and will install another tower? A friend of mine had a new tower installed for poor reception in a relatively small area within a major city.
A phone company that puts the customer first, just think of it. I called up AT&T and asked where I could log my 'lost signal' location, or request a new tower be installed, or something to that effect, and thecustomer service rep had no idea what to do/say.
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