So basically he's saying that he knows more than the average consumer but pretends to be an average consumer when presenting anecdotal evidence to the average consumer? I'm calling bullshit, either he didn't know or he shouldn't write for a popular tech site.
http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/5273-samsung-galaxy-s4t-l720t-tri-band-user-discussion-thread/page-14&do=findComment&comment=323656
That's thanks to SturgeonGeneral.
I'm thinking about getting an S4T this week, good idea? bad idea? how do you all like yours?
Ok thanks. It's crazy to think that Sprint had only 10 MHz in some of the top 100 markets at anytime at all. Although I do understand that was during a time when 10 MHz actually meant something rather than a trivial piece.
Sorry, my mind just usually works the other way. For instance I would say the G block is 5 MHz while you would say it's 10.
Anyway, does T-Mobile still have 60 MHz in Atlanta?