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Does anyone know if the G2 has HDVoice? Trying to decide between this and the Nexus 5. Sent from my LG-LS970 using Tapatalk

Does anyone know if the Nexus 5 has HD Voice? Sent from my LG-LS970 using Tapatalk

Lol! Sent from my LG-LS970 using Tapatalk

Yeah, I do remember the IBEZ exceptions. I just I guess expected sprint to get their later than sooner. My SID from SignalCheckPro said 22441. I don't know if that means anything...

I was just in Sharon, PA this weekend and had excellent 800Mhz service!!! I mean I was getting -65dbM! But guess what, I couldn't get any sort of data! I mean I was dead in the water, I couldn't get anything. I was so ticked I went into an ATT store to see how much my 19% corporate discount would lower my bill! Anyway, the signal was strong and consistent for all of Sharon, and this area has a pretty hilly topology. I guess this means that the IBEZ stuff has been figured out. Now to just get this type of coverage on 800Mhz LTE.

I wish Youngstown would get some upgrades. I got caught in between Cleveland and Pittsburg with the WiMax rollout, and I don't want a repeat of that! Sent from my LG-LS970 using Tapatalk 2

Enlighten me, and fill my empty mind with knowledge!

So if I understand you correctly, Ohio is littered with Motorola equipment which is slowing down NV deployment?

Can somebody please tell me something? Why, oh why does Ohio not have any markets active? This is pure lunacy! I simply don't understand the lack of any significant coverage in my state.

Maybe I have my desserts mixed up, so I guess it was Ice Cream Sandwich that got updated to Jelly Bean.

Yes, after I purchased the Optimus G they released an update about 6 months later from Ginger Bread to Jelly Bean.

Does the Optimus G support HD Voice? If not, where is a comprehensive list of the handsets that support this feature?

Oh I totally agree! Inside the casinos was horrible, but I was impressed by the LTE speed outdoors. Even at my hotel, I had to be at my room window to get two bars of 3G and I was on the 25 floor of the Excalibur!

Well, let's put it this way. Sprint makes a big announcement about HD Voice and how it is greater than sliced gluten free bread. They release a litany of videos with people hearing HD voice for the first time with this fantastically wide smile on their face, and then you ask is HD voice a requirement? Of course it's not a requirement, but Sprint themselves was preaching how great it is and how you must get on Sprint's network in order to enjoy this aural orgasm. Now six months later no HD Voice, because you know, its hard to do and all. So it sure would be nice to enjoy some of the things Sprint says they offer. I got on board from day one on their 4G bandwagon with WiMax and the original Evo. Of course WiMax never made it to Youngstown, but I got fringe reception at work in Cleveland and it was acceptable. So since I am not going to hold my breath on when LTE is coming to Youngstown, I'd at least like to have HD Voice when I talk to my wife with our pair of LG Optimus G's. Ok, I have taken a deep breath and oxygen is slowly returning to my brain When you make an investment, based on future capabilities, a prudent person has to go down that list and assess how the reality now stacks up to the promises then. This is where Sprint has 18 months left (remainder of my contract) with me before I will seriously consider alternate options.

I have been a Sprint customer for over 13 years. It is issues like this that really have me on the fence! I really am finding myself at a crossroad here, although my recent trip to Las Vegas did restore some hope in Sprint's network, but I have to tell ya, T-Mobile is Knocking at my door. Currently, almost every phone on T-Mobiles line up does HD Voice! Now I know of the technical hurdles Sprint faces with pulling this off, but when is enough, enough?

I have no idea how my post ended up here! There was a thread about HD Voice and NV going on and that was where this was intended to go. David, since you are a moderator, could you remove this post and I will re-post this in the appropriate forum. Sorry about that! Ed

I have been a Sprint customer for over 13 years. It is issues like this that really have me on the fence! I really am finding myself at a crossroad here, although my recent trip to Las Vegas did restore some hope in Sprint's network, but I have to tell ya, T-Mobile is Knocking at my door. Currently, almost every phone on T-Mobiles line up does HD Voice. Now I know of the technical hurdles Sprint faces with pulling this off, but when is enough, enough?

I really love my voice quality too. I read somewhere that the Optimus G was supposed to support HD Voice but I haven't been able to verify that. Any news on the HD capability of the G?