There's a map for that - Verizon commercial





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There's a map for ...

There's a map for that? Never knew Verizon was a GPS company.

@mikeellerbeck 3g ...

@mikeellerbeck 3g coverage dumbass

If only apple was ...

If only apple was with verizon...

Apple & AT&T - " ...

Apple & AT&T - "There's an app for that." Verizon - "There's a map for that."

what is this ...

what is this products slogan where is it located in the ad and how many times did i hear it? =)

haha i was at this ...

haha i was at this place downtown with my friends and i had verizon they all had at&t i had service and they didn't Suckas!!

i have the nation's ...

i have the nation's 67th dependable service--Cricket.

too bad the iPhone ...

too bad the iPhone isnt with verizon. or else it would have been much faster. specially with the new iPhone 4

@darkeyce02 I've ...

@darkeyce02 I've never not had 3G coverage... ever and I travel a lot.

Hated the ad.

Hated the ad.

Wow so Alaska is ...

Wow so Alaska is kinda screwed either way

@paramount13 I ...

@paramount13 I agree.

This commercial ...

This commercial makes me want to go out and get Verizon.

@Coronaisdope Lol ...

@Coronaisdope Lol. That was the entire idea of this line of commercials from Verizon, due to Apple's exclusive 5 year contract with AT&T. Effectively, Verizon went with the Droid, and as such, wanted to directly slam AT&T and in a more covered manner, slam Apple's iPhone commercials as well. It worked beautifully.

@LupeOneLeo I ...

@LupeOneLeo I actually agree with you there. It's an issue of coverage vs what you get vs if you actually get the coverage. If you live in an AT&T area, fine. But for people like me, who live in a NON AT&T area, the saying goes, a small amount of something fast (AT&T) is still a small amount. That's why this is a Sprint/Verizon area. But like you said, if someone DOES get AT&T (and doesn't travel a lot) then they're set.

I do agree that AT& ...

I do agree that AT&T's 3G coverage is VERY limited. The difference though is that AT&T has the fastest network while Verizon's, though a bit slower (and not able to multitask with phone conversations), covers more ground. If you do have an AT&T signal where you use your device most, then you will be VERY happy with AT&T's service. If not, Verizon's definitely the way to go. Good news though; AT&T's 4G network debuts next year (Verizon's this year). Maybe we'll see some improvements!

Ouch. but i love ...

Ouch. but i love the irony!

You know this was ...

You know this was pretty harsh from verizon

hahah kinda sounds ...

hahah kinda sounds like at&t's iphone "theres an app for that"

@G14Zarco My guess ...

@G14Zarco My guess is each Verizon place does NOT have all the date, my guess is though they could obtain the needed data from "headquarters" [can't think of the proper term] to program the phone.

@1nm1 Now that I ...

@1nm1 Now that I read over it, they -could- have some kind of database with every user's data, I guess, even though that'd be quite a bit of data, I can imagine.

@G14Zarco No, you ...

@G14Zarco No, you can't "do it yourself", but your Verizon store could transfer the account info to a phone you brought in, like if you bought the replacement phone on eBay which surprised me.

@aGruntNamedYayap ...

@aGruntNamedYayap Your so fucking dumb kid they can say whatever they want because Verizon is the number 1 cell phone company in the World. It's a fact not an opinion so they have the right to express it. Go to law school faggot.

The AT&T map in ...

The AT&T map in that commercial only shows areas where you'll get 5 bars, where the Verizon map shows all levels of reception, from barely a bar to 5 bars. In other words, Verizon is only impressive to people that don't know what they are talking about. Verizon also doesn't tell you than because their networks are based on CDMA technology they can't do voice and data on their phones at the same time. Verizon is going to be killed in 2011 when AT&T rolls out LTE coverage.

Actually it really ...

Actually it really depends on your area. For me, AT&T doesn't work where I live, and Verizon is the only one that works. For other people in other places, AT&T works better than Verizon.