iPhone 4

[duccarlos]

...and i work for univision. it doesn't make me a subject matter expert on spanish-language entertainment. 

I'm an expert on spanish-language entertainment. Hot chicks with very little clothing dancing around. Now that's entertainment.

The security concern is with the equipment, not on the server side. Apple has just not provided the level of security AT&T is comfortable with.

[duccarlos]

BB is the only approved method of receiving AT&T emails by a mobile device.

[derby]

I'm an expert on spanish-language entertainment. Hot chicks with very little clothing dancing around. Now that's entertainment.

[cyrus buelton]

There are definitely some hot chicks on that Spanish channel based in Orlando.

I can't think of the name of it off the top of my head

TV mundo or something like that?

[duccarlos]

Telemundo. It used to be a Puerto Rican channel and got bought out. I would love to work at Univision 

Most likely Apple would need to develop an authorization system where you would need to hit the server and enter a password prior to accessing the email. They just don't want my kids being able to hack into the phone and get the password.

[angler]

NSFW

iPhone4 vs HTC Evo

[herm]

I'm an expert on spanish-language entertainment. Hot chicks with very little clothing dancing around. Now that's entertainment.

The security concern is with the equipment, not on the server side. Apple has just not provided the level of security AT&T is comfortable with.

i find that hilarious!

seriously though, to the OP...indications are that the iPhone might finally arrive on Verizon to coincide with the launch of their (Verizon's) LTE network next January. i know, sounds like just another rumor...

or you can make the leap of faith to an Android handset. i have been using one for almost a year now with Verizon, and am hooked. the only dropped calls i experience are when i am talking to my dad (he has an iPhone) so i am pretty sure its not me..

here is a link with some info on iphone vs. android (from the perspective of switching from an iphone.)
http://lifehacker.com/5581029/jumping-ship-from-iphone-to-android-a-switchers-guide

[Stinky Wizzleteats]

Futurama - eyePhone

[DRKWNG]

The security concern is with the equipment, not on the server side. Apple has just not provided the level of security AT&T is comfortable with.

BB is the only approved method of receiving AT&T emails by a mobile device.

Kind of humorous to hear the second quote when you stop and consider that BB's are the one mobile device that any IC crippy will point to when you ask them what the easiest device to hack is. 

[eltristo]

Late to the party, as I always am.

I've had my iPhone4 for about 1.5 weeks.  At home (central Oahu), if I hold the problem areas for a few seconds, my 5 bars goes to 2 or 3 - haven't dropped a call yet.  I tried to replicate that for a friend in Honolulu and failed completely.  I guess the signal strength there was just too good.  I upgraded from a first gen iPhone, so everything is miles better.

I hear a lot of complaints about the iPhone and ATT, but I have yet to have any real problems.  Oh, and as for making calls, unless I try to hold it in a way that covers the little lines, I never do.  Just lucky I guess.