Marcelo Claure, Town Hall Meetings, New Family Share Pack Plan, Unlimited Individual Plan, Discussion Thread

[Arysyn]

The audio argument is really tedious. If you want higher audio quality, pay for the premium data. Not really that hard.

 

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Not really arguing in these posts. Mostly just a fair discussion over audio. As I've said though, rate plans seem to change quite often, and I think Sprint and T-Mobile probably are going to change a few things on both of their plans. Already on the T-Mobile side, there isn't much popularity to the T-Mobile One plans, particularly from reading the comments on TmoNews.

 

Between the unpopular plan changes and the Note 7 battery issue, kind of a downer amidst the IFA show I've been reading about online in searches among these other issues.

[utiz4321]

Not really arguing in these posts. Mostly just a fair discussion over audio. As I've said though, rate plans seem to change quite often, and I think Sprint and T-Mobile probably are going to change a few things on both of their plans. Already on the T-Mobile side, there isn't much popularity to the T-Mobile One plans, particularly from reading the comments on TmoNews.

 

Between the unpopular plan changes and the Note 7 battery issue, kind of a downer amidst the IFA show I've been reading about online in searches among these other issues.

Pay for it, if you want. If not don't. Simple.

 

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[Arysyn]

Pay for it, if you want. If not don't. Simple.

 

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Now I'm confused. Where did I say I wanted the plan or not? I have AT&T and am not planning on switching to Sprint at the moment. Doesn't mean that I can't have an opinion on their plans. Besides, I haven't even mentioned the Sprint plan for a while now. This thread has been a discussion over other things now for some time.

[davidtm]

Arysyn, you are arguing, or debating, whatever. Time to agree to disagree!

 

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[Arysyn]

Arysyn, you are arguing, or debating, whatever. Time to agree to disagree!

 

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Where have I argued lately? I've been saying in quite a few of my past posts that everyone has their own opinion and their preferences in smartphones. I don't think I can be any clearer by that in doing exactly what you suggested.

[davidtm]

*done*

 

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[Arysyn]

In trying to move forward here, I wondered if everyone has heard of Verizon's decision to make their "Safety Mode" free on all their postpaid plans :

 

http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/verizon-safety-mode/

[DanielB]

The audio argument is really tedious. If you want higher audio quality, pay for the premium data. Not really that hard.

 

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Agreed. Can we stfu on the cell phone audio? I come here to read about Sprint, not cell phone sounds.

[Johnner1999]

Everyone stop using reply all - via reply all [emoji12]

 

Hopefully some will get that nerd humor.

 

And yes I know I just broke the rule.

 

 

 

 

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[tbs123456]

I did tweet something last night about no coverage in a particular area and the only response from him was he liked the tweet.

 

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I tweeted him yesterday and he replied to me today asking for a direst message about issues I'm seeing.

[mnjeepmale]

I tweeted him yesterday and he replied to me today asking for a direst message about issues I'm seeing.

Ok. So you tweeted him about issues you were having and he responded? Did he help to resolve it?

 

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[tbs123456]

Ok. So you tweeted him about issues you were having and he responded? Did he help to resolve it?

 

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He said he would look into it.

[S4GRU]

Don't make me pull this thread over!

 

*lookin' like a mad daddy from the driver's seat*

 

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[davidtm]

Aww, relax, Dad! Can we stop for chicken?! Please??

 

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[payturr]

I'd argue though that while 4k is important to a degree, if its going to be in smartphones, it needs to have a battery good enough to handle it. My opinion is at least 5000mah for it.

Nope. Arysyn we already had a 4K phone.

We live in 2016, we don't just throw things at it. We make stuff more efficient.

3500-4000mAh on a 5.5-5.8 phone will be perfect for 4K.

[notsrealinc]

Aww, relax, Dad! Can we stop for chicken?! Please??

 

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Context:

[Fraydog]

Gunther looks like he could cook a mean fried chicken. 

 

If I knew the guy I'd ask him to a chicken and beer dance here. Maybe talk him into getting a Sprint tower in Chester. 

[Fraydog]

 

More Gunther, he was on Carrier Wrap, a YouTube show Dan Meyer from RCR hosts.

 

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[Johnner1999]

Two question for the collective here:

 

- CA is just for speed increase and not coverage correct?

 

- does Boost have any downside if using it strictly to test coverage for voice, SMS, and data? On one of their low cost phones?

 

 

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[utiz4321]

Two question for the collective here:

 

- CA is just for speed increase and not coverage correct?

 

- does Boost have any downside if using it strictly to test coverage for voice, SMS, and data? On one of their low cost phones?

 

 

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It is my understanding that CA helps cell edge performance.

 

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[greenbastard]

Two question for the collective here:

 

- CA is just for speed increase and not coverage correct?

 

- does Boost have any downside if using it strictly to test coverage for voice, SMS, and data? On one of their low cost phones?

 

 

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Won't help with coverage. Just speeds

 

As far as boost, some of their low cost phones may not have CA.

[Johnner1999]

Won't help with coverage. Just speeds

 

As far as boost, some of their low cost phones may not have CA.

That's fine -- it's just to test drive the network. I find it's easier and cheaper than signing up for post paid just to cancel in a few days.

 

 

 

 

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[RedSpark]

It is my understanding that CA helps cell edge performance.

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It most certainly does:

 

http://newsroom.sprint.com/blogs/sprint-perspectives/introducing-the-sprint-lte-plus-network--faster-stronger-more-reliable-than-ever-before.htm

 

See the chart in this Blog Post.

[greenbastard]

It most certainly does:

 

http://newsroom.sprint.com/blogs/sprint-perspectives/introducing-the-sprint-lte-plus-network--faster-stronger-more-reliable-than-ever-before.htm

 

See the chart in this Blog Post.

It most certainly doesn't.

 

Beamforming ≠ Carrier Aggregation.

 

Not the same thing. If Johnner has a triband phone without CA capability, then he won't see a difference in coverage if he were to pick up a CA capable phone.

[utiz4321]

It most certainly doesn't.

 

Beamforming ≠ Carrier Aggregation.

 

Not the same thing. If Johnner has a triband phone without CA capability, then he won't see a difference in coverage if he were to pick up a CA capable phone.

According to the information provided by sprint beamforming increase cell edge performance by 20 percent and beamforming +carrier aggregation increases cell edge performance by 50 percent. So it does.

 

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