4g Interactive Map Covers Main Networks

[Anonymous]

The Daily Mail has launched a national interactive map which claims to indicate the best network in a given area.

Please see the link below. Enjoy

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2830284/Looking-upgrade-phone-Interactive-map-reveals...

[Cleoriff]

Just tried my area. Apparently I should be with Three...then EE (O2 is 4th)

[Anonymous]

In my area it said ee best but you can't get indoor signal here. Outdoors you do get 3g halfway up the hill.

For 2g actually Loadamoan is the best but they are not even shown.

O2 come second but indoor is patchy.

[Anonymous]

Says I should be with Three, one of my phones is ob Three network and the signal/internet is better than on my O2 phone.

[Cleoriff]

I have just had my Note 3 and am looking at a good sim only tariff. I was quite happy to stay with O2 but as I dont travel out of the area much unless I go abroad....I wont get 4G here anytime soon

But then some might say I would never use 4G anyway

[Anonymous]

Dear Cleoriff

For us uneducated from the South West. ....... What is 4g please?

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cleoriff

For us uneducated from the South West. ....... What is 4g please?

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On yer bike @Anonymous 

[Beenherebefore]

This fiasco reminds me of when vDSL was introduced.

My local exchange was "fibred up", then 2 years later my local green cabinet was connected to the vDSL cabinet.

Where I live I'm surrounded by 4G........but my road ?.......nah !!

[Anonymous]

Hi Nick

Thanks for that link.

Very interesting checking different locations.

On checking mine I'm best off with O2.

[jonsie]

I checked Nick, I'm better off with EE but I've already found that through personal research. We are both very happy together, it could be love! O2 sort out your network....very poor in my normal commuting area.