Re: Feel the Instictive Pain Re: iPhone Killer for the CDMA crowd - well at least Sprint

Ron <ronclifford@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> amazed us all with the following in 
news:fu7264hash6au3qdbru8hoo8al27ktkq4q@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 18:22:45 -0500, DTC <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote:
> 
>>Ron wrote:
>>> Except they werent measuring dropped calls. They were measuring what
>>> they assumed to be an approximation of dropped calls. A duplicate call
>>> placed within 2 minutes.
>>> 
>>> I often place calls to relatives that also have AT&T and manys the
>>> time within 2 minutes I think of something else I forgot to say and
>>> call them back. But those calls would have been counted as dropped
>>> calls.
>>
>>For that to be a valid argument, one would have to assume that users
>>on the other carriers don't make such second calls.
> 
> 
> Depends on whther the carrier has mobile to mobile, and with the
> largest number of subscribers, there's more mobile to mobile on AT&T.
> 

The big four all have mobile to mobile. More subscribers would mean more 
calls generated, and therefore the percentage obtained by measuring in
this 
manner would remain consistent from carrier to carrier if mobile to mobile

calls were considered.

Got some other half-baked logic to try next?