This is Verizon’s 3G coverage map. See those little white spots amongst the green? More specifically, the ones in California? Those are the spots where Verizon’s 3G coverage is completely absent or mostly lacking. And, well, Verizon hates them – so much, in fact, that they’ve been spending millions of dollars every day to get rid of them.
According to Verizon themselves, the company pumped roughly $485 million into their data network in California in 2009. That works out to a bit over $1.3 million each and every day. All-in-all, the company has spent $5.7 billion in California, and $55 billion nationally since they launched in June of 2000.
So where’s that money going? New cell towers, primarily, followed by capacity improvements to towers that are already in place.
VIA: MobileCrunch
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Haha, funny pic. So did McCain invent the Blackberry?
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I hear he also invented the rotary engine.. lol someone should asks him how a cell network works? that be hilarious now..
The processor chip is branded as a little more recent model number however it and the GPU are likely the similar pace since the 3GS. The old Contact using the same CPU and GPU since the 3G was faster. Apart from getting the clock pace turned up higher the Touch has less software programs to run because it’s not a phone. It ought to do more than any iPhone to this day in performance.
You are right on that. Because every time I play around with my friends iPhone I noticed that it does seem to be running little slower then the iTouch..