MacinJosh

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And unfortunately it happens all the time and so many people get away with it.

That's a good question. I really don't know the answer to that. I guess we will find out come next month. This release coincides with the release of International Direct Connect over CDMA. A ptt button on an iPhone? I can't see that happening anytime in the future, lol.

10, but planning to buy more soon. Hoping to get 100 total.

For Sprint to be working on releasing the Android app, I see them supporting Direct Connect for the foreseeable future.

How about firmware updates to make the volume buttons reprogrammable for use with ptt? I could see that working.

flat bread

Excellent answer, irev210!

spare tire

I'm sorry if I'm upset, and it's not just from an investment view. I'm upset as a Sprint customer this man is trying to put Sprint into a category that they shouldn't fall in. They are doing everything they can to survive in the wireless wars, but his partiality is to another carrier, and he must be bitter that at&t didn't buy T-Mobile, so he's downplaying Sprint to eliminate them from the Battle of the Carriers.

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As was previously displayed in last October's Sprint NV conference slides, the Android app for Sprint Direct Connect is slated for launch next month on the Samsung Transform Ultra. How soon it will launch to other Android smartphones in Sprint's existing lineup remains a mystery, but we can be for certain that because it runs on Qualcomm's QChat, that may be sooner than later. And according to the phonenews.com article, QChat is platform agnostic, giving Sprint the ability to launch Direct Connect onto Windows Phone, Blackberry, and even iOS. Here's to the beginning of the soon to be quick end of iDEN. Source: http://www.phonenews.com/internal-sprint-documentation-confirms-sprint-direct-connect-now-android-app-20049/

Mountain climbing

They will make it through NV. It's hoping that Clearwire makes it through their LTE upgrades. Of course, now with NetZero launching their own 4G network using Clearwire's WiMax, I think they will have a fighting chance. I'm just hoping that Clearwire will eventually expand after they upgrade to LTE.

Isn't the whole goal of NV to offload as many people as possible to the LTE 4G network? I sure thought so with VoLTE being developed and trialed around the US and the World. Isn't VoLTE a more efficient use for spectrum?

The Rock

This site is now featured far and wide.

Amidst all the articles released on here over the weekend, we have now been featured on BGR & SprintFeed this morning. http://www.bgr.com/2...x-on-june-10th/ http://www.sprintfee...elease-details/ Edit: Engadget too! http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/19/htc-one-x-could-be-coming-to-sprint-on-june-10th/

I'm sorry. I'm just frustrated by things at home and now this problem today.

Yeah, for you it's a benefit. But I bought at 2.33 and can't stand to watch it drop.

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Thunder storm

He is so full of s*** it's coming out of his nose. People like him should be stuffed and roasted for comments like that. And I sure hope their stock price doesn't fall to 1.75 a share.

Anybody can patent anything, not just Apple. There are patent trolls everywhere.