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At&t confirmed selling on the 13th.

http://www.att.com/gen-mobile/press-room?pid=24776&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=36976&mapcode=consumer%7Cwireless

I really, really hope Sprint gets it soon. It's now confirmed for all of the other carriers. Sprint's the only one left in the dark.

Verizon is confirmed for the 12th with $199 on contract.

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At&t confirmed selling on the 13th.

 

http://www.att.com/gen-mobile/press-room?pid=24776&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=36976&mapcode=consumer%7Cwireless

 

I really, really hope Sprint gets it soon. It's now confirmed for all of the other carriers. Sprint's the only one left in the dark.

 

Verizon is confirmed for the 12th with $199 on contract.

 

Exactly why I feel that Sprint should sell it on Friday the 13th...muhahahhah to keep up.

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Pre-order page is now up on the Sprint website. All pre-orders get a free quickwindow case! Nice deal.

 

http://www.sprint.com/landings/lg_g2/index.html?INTCID=CHP:RG:LG:20130903

 

If that is a legitimate screenshot of the home screen, I can finally see it says 4G LTE.  Holy Cow! Sprint is finally allowing people to differentiate WiMax from LTE!

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Pre-order page is now up on the Sprint website. All pre-orders get a free quickwindow case! Nice deal.

 

http://www.sprint.com/landings/lg_g2/index.html?INTCID=CHP:RG:LG:20130903

 

 

 

Just found the G2 posted on sprints website. Only says coming soon from what I can see. 

http://www.sprint.com/landings/lg_g2/index.html?INTCID=PHP:RG:LG:20130903

 

EDIT: Sorry for double post. 

 

Man... I kind of wish Sprint's marketing department would at least pump up the Tri-band capabilities of this phone. Those of us here already know that this phone is going to have Tri-band, and it's not like Sprint hasn't already announced their Tri-band network beforehand (http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/get-ready-to-experience-two-of-the-first-tri-band-4g-lte-devices-from-sprint--netgear-zing-mobile-hotspot-and-netgear-usb-modem--available-july-19.htm). I don't even care if the release date of this phone is in November, at least they should hype it up. Maybe they'll announce the G2, GS4 Mini, and possibly the Note 3 all at once similar to what they did with their mobile hotspots.

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Now that the summer vacation is over, I am working on a belated article for the LG G2 FCC OET authorizations.  Some of the data still seems to be missing, much like with the Optimus G last summer.  So, I am basically betting on a Class II Permissive Change filing down the road.  Similar to last year, that probably pushes the release back to later in the fall.

 

AJ

 

Is this the Class II Change?

 

https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=451580&fcc_id=ZNFLS980

 

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If that is a legitimate screenshot of the home screen, I can finally see it says 4G LTE.  Holy Cow! Sprint is finally allowing people to differentiate WiMax from LTE!

 

so are you saying that the "4G" icon now says "4G LTE"?  I don't believe it until I see it.

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No, be sure to read the entire article. I already noted and linked that first Class II filing.

 

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so are you saying that the "4G" icon now says "4G LTE"?  I don't believe it until I see it.

For some reason, I can't img this due to permissions...But, here's a screenshot of their landing page.  I'm thinking this is a screencapture of the actual device because I haven't seen that status bar layout on any of the others, either.

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Do you know what these numbers mean in the FCC doc?

No, not exactly without greater context. But they look like peak to average figures, probably conducted not radiated, and not really part of our concern.

 

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This page has been up for at least a week or two. 

 

Looks to have only been up since Sept 3rd per the web address:  "CHP:RG:LG:20130903"

No mention of the page on here before the 5th.

 

Nevertheless, it is good to see some forward movement by Sprint to get the phone out when they can. 

Better late than never.  :)

 

Mav.  

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I really hope Sprint will carry the 32GB edition at the same time as the 16GB...If there's no removable storage, I need at least 32.

I'm pretty sure there isn't removable storage but I'll bet Sprint will carry the 32GB version though. More of your money to take. 

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I'm pretty sure there isn't removable storage but I'll bet Sprint will carry the 32GB version though. More of your money to take. 

Yeah, I'm hoping Sprint doesn't do what they did with the s3 - start selling the 16gb edition but have limited stock on the 32, and take FIVE EVER to restock.

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