AT&T Microcell

[BridgeRunner]

Despite my AT&T adventures last week, we bought this new gadget today:

http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/why/3gmicrocell/

So far, it seems pretty cool, although all we've done is set it up and call a couple friends to try it out.  It's been a few years since we were technology early adopters, so I'm a little bit nervous about it, but they've been promising to roll it out for a while now.  Not entirely please to have shelled out $150 for the privilege of using my cellphone in my house, but i am consoled by the fact that no cell company has good coverage in our house.  Too much brick and plaster.  AT&T had virtually no coverage, but after a month I am seeing the value of the iphone.  Maybe this will be the long-term business telephone solution.  Next on the telecom shopping list is a good headset though.  If my primary business phone is going to be an iphone, I need a more ergonomic way to use it.  Seems like Jawbone is still the way to go for that?

[Acecare]

Modified pending review.

[Vodka7]

I've got a Jawbone and I love it (one of the cheaper ones, picked it up on Amazon on sale for like $45), but I'm not one of those 24/7 bluetooth wearers.  I pretty much only use it when I talk to 1) whoever I'm dating, or 2) my brother.  Not many other people I can stand to talk to for more than five minutes

But, on the occasions when I do use it, the battery life is great, it's light, it stays in my ear, and they can hear me perfectly, even in light wind or when I'm sitting right in front of my fan.  Sound quality on my end is a bit worse than using my handset, though.

[RoadKingLarry]

Even as long as they have been around I still can't get ued to watching some person walk around talking to the air.

[Balog]

Even as long as they have been around I still can't get ued to watching some person walk around talking to the air.

Sure are a lot safer than trying to hold your cell to your ear while driving...