Samsung Galaxy S (Epic 4G, Captivate, Fascinate & Vibrant), iPhone & Droid X Top Smartphones, Says Consumer Reports

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ConsumerReportsBestTopSmartphones.jpgConsumer Reports has spoken and has found that AT&T is the worst rated carrier.  Samsung Galaxy S phones dominate the top smartphones along with the iPhone 4 and Droid X.

AT&T is the lowest-scoring cell-phone carrier in the U.S. according to a satisfaction survey of 58,000 Consumer Reports' readers.  Readers rated U.S. Cellular 82, Verizon Wireless 74, Sprint 73, T-Mobile 69 and AT&T 60.  They also rated carriers by city.

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 Consumer Reports Top Smartphones by Carrier

All Samsung Galaxy S phones
have a super fast 1GHz hummingbird processor with efficient 3D graphics
processing, Super AMOLED 4-inch touchsreen, 5-megapixel camera,
microSD, Wi-Fi, and Android 2.1.  Samsung has added on TouchWiz software
for a social hub as well as a media hub for online viewing. 
Differences come in the amount of internal storage, size of the microSD
card included, mobile hotspot capabilities, keyboard style and the speed
of data networks.

Many of the top phones were named in Wireless and Mobile News' Review of Reviews Top Ten Best Android an' Droid Phones Now an' Later.

After our survey of our favorite top resources, we will release the Wireless and Mobile News Top Ten Best Coolest Smartphones for 2010 Report.  We will prerelease our findings on Facebook because we like it when our readers click like.

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Over half of the survey respondents who used AT&T as a carrier owned
some version of the iPhone, the Apple smart phone that is exclusive to
AT&T, at least for now.  Consumer Reports data, reflecting
all versions of the phone, found that iPhone owners were much less
satisfied with their carrier and rated data service (web and email)
lower than owners of smartphones on other carriers that, like the
iPhone, have a host of apps to encourage heavy data use.

Only 54 percent of respondents
were completely or very satisfied with their cell-phone service.

Users will switch carriers to get the phone they want.  Thirty-eight percent of respondents who had switched carriers
in the past two years did so because it was required
to get the phone they wanted.  And 27 percent
of all respondents went shopping with a specific phone in mind.

any of the top phones were named in Wireless and Mobile News' Review of Reviews Top Ten Best Android an' Droid Phones Now an' Later.

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