Nexus One AT&T Owner Roll Call!

[darwinmartin]

I live in the Phoenix area and I am dropping every call!! I had an iphone before and experienced this but this is now every call with the Nexus One. It didn't do this the first few days I had the phone. I am tracking it down to perhaps an application that could possibly be doing this.
I got the AT&T version with 3g access and have had it for 13 days. I called and got a return invoice number in case the next few days is not fruitful.

[JustSomeDude]

After swearing to myself that I would drop the iPhone as soon as a decent Android phone came out for AT&T - I made my Google Nexus One purchase on March 17th... release day! My iPhone has since been sold on eBay - good riddance!!

I live in Denver, and with the atrocious 3G-to-EDGE switching (and subsequent dropped call) problems my iPhone 3G had drove me totally insane. I always believed this was a hardware issue with the iPhone's 3G radio - not AT&T's network. Now that I'm using the Nexus One, I could not be happier. Areas that were notorious "holes", are a breeze with my N1. Some may find this hard to believe, but in the 2 weeks of having my N1 in Denver, I have not dropped ANY CALLS!! The irony is, my friends with their iPhones continue to bitch about their call quality. This only helps confirm my theories about the iPhone's radio.

Man - I'm so glad to finally have a good phone with good connections. Thank you Google - the N1 is a godsend.

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[LeePerryAR]

Just got my Nexus One in on this past Friday the 2nd of April and I love it already!

I started my venture into smartphones with my HTC Fuze running Windows Mobile last January on AT&T. I can definitely say that the device and Windows Mobile was an adventure. It wasn't probably more then 2 weeks before I had replaced the stock AT&T ROM with a customized one, however the phone always seemed like something was holding it back. I did finally get it to where I was satisfied, but I never felt it was truly smooth or a joy to use.

Since the Moto Droid came out I had been really interested in the Android platform, and I even ran it on my HTC Fuze to try it out. However, I wasn't willing to switch to Verizon for it. As soon as I saw the Nexus One I wanted one, but still a problem in that it did not support AT&T's 3G, and I was definitely not going to T-Mobile! Once the AT&T version became available it was on!

Although I loved and enjoyed my Windows Mobile while I had it I think that Android is the future, and the Nexus One is the first phone I have owned now that feels smooth right out of the box. Android is surely a new beast for me to learn about, and hasn't disappointed me yet. The web browsing is a breeze and a pleasure. While I miss some of the things from Windows Mobile, such as the Windows style file browsing I am accustomed to, I am sure that after a month of using Android I won't think back at all. I have even noticed that my 3G is a lot faster than before. Just downloaded a 100+ MB podcast in a matter of minutes while playing it as it downloaded in Google Listen.

We'll see how long I go before diving into the more advanced settings of the device and OS.