Steve Dean

Nice article Robert.  I have been a Sprint/Nextel customer over 10 years and like most here, have been through the bad times.  Now that the times are getting better, Sprint wants to make them worse?!?  Sorry Sprint, this #AllIn was poorly thought out and planned.  Penalizing your longtime loyal customers who have praised your efforts to this point is not a reward for staying.

Nice research and article Robert.  Let us hope this expansion is completed in the next 12 to 18 months along with the other upgrades.

Good luck to all in MD and having this complete by then. 

Nice find Josh.  This would be a nice economic switch for wimax users.  Though it may be intended for Boost or Virgin in a prepay format, it would be a nice addition with the Framily plan in the Sprint Corporate lineup. This could be a big win for Sprint.

Did you happen to see a possible release date? 

Thanks AJ.  I know many appreciate your investgative skills.  I hear a few that are not happy but why kill the messenger?  One would reason that Sprint is working with design engineers to build phones that will do all that we ask.  Sprint's NV is not complete and will not for a while longer.  Eventually all phone manufacturers will be on board with Sprint and we will have a wide variety to choose from.  It will take a little more time and I, for one, am willing to wait.

Nice article AJ.  I know that you, Robert, digiblur and many others will put this phablet through its paces after it is released.  I, for one, will be very interested in everyone's feedback.

A question for you Robert. They are currently deploying LTE in Nashville but I cannot figure out the pattern of the deployment. I see areas that are going live now that are very not heavily populated outside of Nashville. But Nashville proper (which looked promising to be covered quickly at the start at the deployment) has seen the progress slow dramatically. Can you offer some commentary on the thought process of the deployment? How towers are selected to be upgraded next, etc...?