09-15-2012, 12:22 AM
Robert M wrote:
Taho,
Exactly. Now that I think about it, I actually use this feature more regularly than I initially thought when I posted to this thread. Just used it a few minutes ago with my wife. We had blinds installed and new bookcases delivered to our apartment today.
I'm at work. She's home. She took photos and emailed them to me. She called to tell me the photos are on their way and I pulled them up in the midst of the conversation. I couldn't do that without simultaneous voice and data. For business users, it's definitely a dealbreaker.
I don't want to worry about porting numbers or use special apps to do something that should be a standard feature on a phone. Suffice to say, I'm not moving from AT&T anytime soon.
Robert
Why would it be a dealbreaker? A business can just use Galaxy S3 or Evo 4G LTE phone on Sprint and not have that limitation. And they're just as good (even better in many ways). We actually have choices in this world.