MacinJosh

Actually, yes you did. LOL I had an HTC Trophy on Verizon for a short time and it really did work good. I know it seems odd to see stable in the phrase, but it worked very well. However, now that I just read that the customer preview of Windows 8 that's dropping this weekend drops the infamous start button, I will hold to the belief that Microsoft should be shot!

Microsoft has always been good at extortion. That's why they dominated the PC industry for years, and small companies like Be, Inc failed. But this time they fell behind and have to resort to more subtle forms of extortion ("incentives") to try to dominate again. It's really pathetic how they do that. Don't get me wrong, I like Windows Phone 7. Haven't tried out 7.5 Mango yet, but 7 was really nice and stable. A first for me in all my dealings with Microsoft over the years. I've had Windows Mobile phones in the past that needed to be thrown under a car tire on more than one occasion, lol.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 16 January 2012 I like the Galaxy Nexus, it's a very nice device. However, I would like to see HTC Sense overlaid on top of ICS and see how it looks. I just hope that Sprint releases an LTE 3D device. Now that would be sweet.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 19 January 2012 Wow. Never realized how aggressive Verizon really is. I'm still wondering how long before at&t shuts down their GSM & EDGE networks and fully upgrades the existing network with 3G. At least 3/4 of their rural network that isn't partner roaming is still GSM & EDGE only. At least Verizon has a decent upgrade strategy. And now Sprint does too.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 19 January 2012 It could take up to a year for chipsets to be perfected for the plans that Clear & China Mobile have. I sure hope that they don't make the mistake they all did with WiMax. We sure need devices with better battery life than the 5 hours of talk time I get now. I'm going to be patient with Sprint & Clearwire & China Mobile this time.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 6 January 2012 So am I! I hope that those other markets will be detailed at CES this next week.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 16 January 2012 Since LTE is a GSM technology, Sprint will use sim chips in their LTE devices as well. However, LTE sim chips might not read and register with other carrier LTE devices since they operate on different frequencies and interoperability and roaming with LTE isn't really much of a reality at this point. And due to the fact that MEID locking to carriers still exists, swapping devices that utilize both CDMA & LTE probably won't function like we would want it to.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 19 January 2012 If Motorola brings an LTE device to Sprint as good as the Droid MAXX, then Sprint could definitely be competitive in the high end phone market by the end of this year. We need to see more non-HTC & non-Samsung high end devices on Sprint.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 16 January 2012 If the next iPhone will be a Sprint exclusive, I would be surprised. The investment in making LTE chips for Sprint LTE bands is extensive enough, and that could be why Sprint paid so much to Apple for the iPhone.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 6 January 2012 I'm not surprised that this is happening. Siri depends on the internet to function. It would be nice if it didn't rely so heavily on network integration.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 23 January 2012 Does anyone know if the MSL is specific to the device or is it account wide? And also is it reset by flashing a custom ROM, or hard programmed into the phone? Thanks to whoever answers.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 11 November 2011 Sorry about the family member being in the hospital. Now that is a pretty good speed.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 11 November 2011 Tiny, I'm jealous of your speeds. My speeds at home are slower than that. Most of the time I get less than 60k down.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 11 November 2011 Yeah, but I'm only getting on average 4.xx down and less than 1 up on my friends Clear iSpot and less than 1 down on my Evo Shift. Then again, the house I'm in has window tint on the inside of the windows and the outside, lol.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 11 November 2011 Since I'm in Visalia right now, my phone has 2 bars and I'm getting this: http://www.speedtest.net/android/101719373.png. Don't mind the server. My GPS is obsessed with Vegas and never changes that part, lol.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 23 January 2012 Virgin Mobile was talking about throttling data since the middle of last year, and after customer outcries, they pushed it back. I don't think that this is a pre-cursor to Sprint ending unlimited data. This has been coming since the first part of 2011.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 9 January 2012 I would rather start seeing phones with 2 or 3 megapixel front facing cameras.

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 11 November 2011 I would personally like to see the HTC Vivid come to Sprint. Very nice looking phone and after the iPhone, HTC is my favorite device manufacturer. The only modification I would like to see is a 3D camera on this beast!

Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 6 January 2012 If Cingular had thrown money into it WiMax might have survived for a while longer, but LTE is probably still a better technology. Does anyone know how many WiMax networks are deployed worldwide, and do they use the same frequency that Clear uses?