Free 200 mb for tablets disc.

[WiWavelength]

This would be a more attractive offer if LTE tablets were not so often weeks, even months behind their Wi-Fi counterparts.  Many of us have long had the Wi-Fi version by the time the LTE version is released.

 

AJ

[SturgeonGeneral]

After looking at Tmobile's coverage map, it looks way better than Sprint's crappy coverage map that looks so primitive like it was made by a 15 year old.  Sprint really needs to hire someone who can revamp the coverage map badly.  What bugs me the most about the Sprint coverage map is that you are limited to that tiny square box that they provide as if you can see anything.  We should be able to maximize it to at least 80% of your screen.  There is no reason why the coverage maps should not take up a lot of the screen.

 

 

That has long been one of those things that absolutely drives me nuts about Sprint.

 

The problem is that it is intentional.

 

Sprint doesn't want an easy way for their competition to send people to Sprint's OWN page to see just how horrid the coverage actually is.

 

Maybe if they manage to implement the network upgrade and get some coverage they will start to make the map worth using.

 

For now, I'll stick with Sensorly.

Edited December 20, 2013 by SturgeonGeneral

[Mondays In Flames]

This would be a more attractive offer if LTE tablets were not so often weeks, even months behind their Wi-Fi counterparts.  Many of us have long had the Wi-Fi version by the time the LTE version is released.

 

AJ

This.

 

Main reason why I don't have the LTE Nexus 7.

 

 

-Luis

[Fraydog]

It's simply easier for me to turn on Personal Hotspot the few occasions I need it.

[coorsleftfield]

I'd have to pay for personal hotspot, this is free.  By the way , it auto-renewed itself, and still working great. I haven't paid them a penny and they don't even have my CC info. 

[danielholt]

200mb... is.... hilarious.

[Bob Newhart]

I'd have to pay for personal hotspot, this is free.  By the way , it auto-renewed itself, and still working great. I haven't paid them a penny and they don't even have my CC info. 

 

Just to make it clear to us all, do they or do they not have your credit card info?

[coorsleftfield]

Just to make it clear to us all, do they or do they not have your credit card info?

 

They do not have my credit card into. If you hit 200mb it just stops working until the next month.

 

[coorsleftfield]

200mb... is.... hilarious.

May it seem like much but it's enough to keep email synced and use Google maps.. Price is right, so for free, why not enable it.

[David Mackler]

Yes, I have this deal too. I am mostly on WiFi, and also have a Zing, so I only use about half of that 200MB in a typical month. My other inspiration was curiosity, to see the level of TMo coverage in the areas I frequent. It is always nice to have first-hand experience over coverage maps and hearsay.