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Why is Sprint expanding LTE in other cities and they haven't even gotten the launch day cities correct. I live in Houston and can't find a stable signal ANYWHERE..As soon as I get a signal it drops out!!! Sprint needs to focus on delivering a quality experience and not try to keep up with the big boys!!!! and the Sprint rep that was quoted in this article is a flat out LIE!!!!

 

http://news.yahoo.com/sprint-flagship-evo-4g-lte-finally-gets-4g-144501796.html

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Topic closed for violation of the community guidelines here, specifically: "To provide a forum for discussion and education about wireless spectrum, networks, and Sprint Network Vision, in particular, in an online community that is mature, intelligent, and free from uncritical negativity."

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Why is Sprint expanding LTE in other cities and they haven't even gotten the launch day cities correct. I live in Houston and can't find a stable signal ANYWHERE..As soon as I get a signal it drops out!!! Sprint needs to focus on delivering a quality experience and not try to keep up with the big boys!!!! and the Sprint rep that was quoted in this article is a flat out LIE!!!!

 

http://news.yahoo.com/sprint-flagship-evo-4g-lte-finally-gets-4g-144501796.html

 

This post needs to be framed as an example of what is not acceptable at S4GRU. There is nothing of any substance, full of unsubstantiated drama and draws faulty conclusions. These types of posts will not be tolerated. We are not a complaint board.

 

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