New Every Two is irrelevant now with the merger between Cingular and ATT wireless. I had cingular GSM service in the outer bay area, and never had problems with the coverage. One nice thing in California for Cingular/ATT folk is that with the merger, Cingular sold their 1900 only band netowrk in California to T-mobile, and are using it to reinvest in ATT's dual band network. Bottom line is better in-building coverage, and coverage further from the tower. (1900 MHz vs 850 MHz).
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New Every Two is irrelevant now with the merger between Cingular and ATT wireless. I had cingular GSM service in the outer bay area, and never had problems with the coverage. One nice thing in California for Cingular/ATT folk is that with the merger, Cingular sold their 1900 only band netowrk in California to T-mobile, and are using it to reinvest in ATT's dual band network. Bottom line is better in-building coverage, and coverage further from the tower. (1900 MHz vs 850 MHz).
I don't mean to be a spoil sport, but even if they accomplish superposition, we still have Heisenberg to consider, right?