how is TMobile in Westchester County?

Welcome to WirelessAdvisor first of all.

There is no definite answer on what technology is better-both have their ups and downs. I guess it comes down to personal preference.

I'm not sure if you've already done that, but first off I'd take a look at their coverage maps located at
www.t-mobile.com/coverage
There you will find a national coverage map and a street level coverage map which lets you plug in street addresses to check the signal level.

I hope that's a good start.
~Andy

P.S. Is it a bad sign that nobody uses T-Mobile in your area???

 

check the personal coverage check on their website:
white means Dead Spot,
green means you're near
their Tower
Light grey you'll a get drop call.

 

Here's a T-Mobile compass map for zip code 10601.

 

From Peronal experience, If you are used to VZW coverage in Westchester/Rockland, you Will notice a serious downgrade in service overall if you switch to T-mobile.
Also, I'm sure there isn't Anyone familiar with both CDMA & GSM that would say GSM is a "better" technology, it is a "different" technology only......

 

VZW SHOULD ALSO
make a Personal Street Coverage Map
like T-Mobile.
Talk is Cheap,
anybody can make a claim.
So a hard copy proof is
Like Street Detail Coverage
is the best.
Unless VZW
wants to Hide Something.
I don't undestand
what's Holding Back VZW
from making this Kind of Map.

 

T-Mobile Basically cover the Cities,
at least they're truthful.
It's only them that has this Map,
other Carriers are hiding something.

 

Calm down jones
Verizon isn't trying to hide anything, since their network, overall, covers much more than T-Mobile's native network. Verizon has always been slow, and T-Mobile is the only one publishing their detailed compass maps for everyone to see.

 

Well if you're in the white area then I guess you won't have a lot/any service with T-Mobile at your home. You can always try them out for 14 days if you really want to have first hand experience.

 

Like the fact that their network is larger???
T-Mobile deserves a lot for publishing their detailed street maps online, I agree, but I don't think that other carriers are hiding something, since, overall, most of them have a larger native network than T-Mobile.

 

http://onlinestored.cingular.com/html/Maps/nation_GSM_map.htm

 

If you are really interested in Cingular Coverage in your area give me your zip code and I can see what I can do(in regards to getting a detailed map).

 

Ok-I'll see what I can do.

 

If you can find the Street where you Live
or work like Main St or whatever
Name it is, then it is a Street Coverage Map.
I'm referring to other Carriers
Not just VZW in Particular.

 

I guess if you are just driving by Westchester County and not living there, then T-Mobile is ok. They seem to have the highways covered well, as usual. However, I suggest you look somewhere else, especially since you live in Westchester 'NIMBY' County. To be honest, chances are the only carriers that will work for you are Verizon and Cingular. Even Sprint and Nextel are a failure in that area.

 

"Medium coverage" should be ok indoors because it is 800Mhz.

Let us know your final decision.

 

so you already saw your detailed coverage map? Good, cause it would've taken me some more time to get one to you

 

I'm sure an employee in a store could show you those maps.