Though it’s been more than two years when the first iPhone is released in AT&T network, the Apple iPhone’s US exclusive carrier officially started listening to ever network-dissatisfied iPhone users’ concerns and feedback on it’s poorly rated network coverage. Yeah, it released an app in App Store, AT&T Mark The Spot, to enable the users to report on a number of network issues: dropped call, failed call, no coverage, data failure or poor voice quality from anywhere in US.

You can also mention the frequency of the issue occurrence: once, seldom, often or always and include additional information in detail. Once the issue is submitted to AT&T’s network operations, you would receive a free SMS as a receipt of your report. You can report the problem as and when occurred or later as per your convenience. This app makes use of the in-built GPS receiver to pinpoint the location of the issue occurred.

Mark The Spot app seems to be AT&T’s reaction to the recent annual wireless customer survey where it’s hammered in just about every category, from voice service to the frequency of dropped calls.