"What's happened is people are trying to use their cell phones the same way they use their computers so you have a lot of demand in a little space, it's like trying to put 100 cars in a two lane highway," said Nick Thompson with Wired Magazine.
AT&T said it's working hard to keep up with customer demands. For example: new cell phone towers are going up in cities with high concentrations of iPhone usage. That includes San Francisco and New York.
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