ATT Faster than Verizon iPhone
AT&T Beats Verizon

AT&T iPhone conclusively beat the Verizon iPhone in speed tests, being 250% faster, along with being able to simultaneously connect to the net and use the phone.

Let’s get ready to rumble!!! In the left corner we have the Verizon iPhone 4 hobbling along on the prehistoric CDMA 3G network, currently popular in 4th world countries, with rotary phone hobbyists, and with major phone carriers controlled by executives who don’t listen to their technical teams. In the right corner, we have the AT&T iPhone 4 operating on the GSM 3G network, that allowing the smartphone to download and be used as a telephone at the same time.

The first, and most important, will be the ‘game test’, where both phones will compete at three different iPhone casinos and used to play mobile poker, mobile blackjack and a random mobile slot machine. The results are clear with AT&T iPhone 4 being the undisputed winner. Since Verizon CDMA does not permit users to talk on the phone and use the internet simultaneously, a call from a friend kicked me off the mobile casino just as I was splitting 10s at a very cool mobile game.

The second test is all about speed. We were long promised that the allegedly clogged AT&T network will be owned by Verizon. Wrong! Speedtest.net connection speed test data based on 105,000 AT&T iPhones and 49,000 Verizon iPhones shows that AT&T is 250% faster (AT&T with 1796 Kbps download and 730Kbps upload speed; Verizon with 848Kbps download and 506Kbps upload speed.) This means that next year, when you will be playing 3D mobile casino games, the phone with speed will give you a much smoother, hassle free performance.

The only problem with the AT&T iPhone was the connection issues, where the smartphone was not able to connect to the internet every time. The Verizon iPhone always connected. So do you want a slow but more reliable phone that can only do one thing at a time or a faster, phone that allows you to use both the telephone and online mobile casino software features simultaneously?