MacinJosh

going postal

chain letter

Colorado Rockies

Colorado River

phone thief

car thief

first car

Can't wait for the Alaska market to be announced.

Sprint has no native coverage in Alaska that I can see.

first place

last year

Yeah, I am an Apple person.

leap year

The iPhone is the biggest thief of 4G sales around, and I look for it to be the biggest selling smartphone again this fall with the LTE version.

And it is possible this stat is skewed because of iPhone sales. Then the same thing can be said for the iPhone 4 and at&t. They sold tons of them even during the time that HSPA+ started coming online, and now they have sold even more thanks to the 4S being HSPA+ compatible.

light show

He walked away from me when I did it. That spoke volumes.

I would too if my dad was holding a tablet to his face. And I thought the Note was cool for the screen size.

pool cue

pool table

money shark

land owner

planet mars

Number 2100 too. Hahaha

Never too late to expand more native Sprint coverage .

If NV is a success, I believe that Sprint may think about expanding into new markets that they hold unused spectrum in.

IMHO this is a little misleading. The reason why sprint sold more wimax devices than verizon lte devices is because quite frankly sprint customers didn't have much as to chose from. Verizon has way more handsets to chose from, in addition to that, their number one selling phone was the iphone last year which obviously isn't lte. So I think that this particular stat is meaningless. If sprint had the iphone all of last year I can assure that this statistic would look totally different.

I think Sgt was only referring to 4G phones, not all phones in either carriers offering.

earth worm

Ah, I didn't mean to imply that an iPhone has less value on the market. It definitely holds value better than others. I was merely referring to my own personal value that I would have for it. I happen to be a big Android fan so I'm admittedly biased to value an iPhone less.

I understand what you mean now.

Not to mention the $200 in apps you would have to rebuy when moving to a different OS. Might just be me that buys that many apps though. I dunno.

And Scott, I have spent over $400 in iOS apps from the day I got my first iPod Touch in 2009 until now. I have 675 iOS apps, most of which were free. Needless to say, my Android pickings have been slim for the last 13 months.

I'm sure Phoenix will be based on all the hints that have been given for the last couple weeks. And I could be wrong on my guess for Cali, but we will see what tomorrow night holds.