chappo2000

I'll be flying to ATL mid March to visit family. They live near Macon which I assume is another market but I'll pay attention to data speeds and cell service while in the city.

This continues to follow my theory of rolling out markets geographically close to markets already announced by Sprint/S4GRU. Boston-NYC, Baltimore-DC, and now SFO-Palo Alto.

Do you think there is any credence in that theory? Makes sense to me.

Not a bad return!

SFO= San Francisco. ORD=Chicago.

I had the same question about a DC market map. I'll stay tuned. I think it's interesting the AL cities seem paired by geographical area. When Boston is done NYC is close and when Baltimore is done DC is close. Seems like an efficient way to manage the crews and resources necessary for such an undertaking.

I am curious if he has been always scheduled to talk or if this is a last minute addition based on the customer disappointment with no Sprint-related news from HTC and LG.

With the evo being a name exclusive to sprint and the HTC One only confirmed going to tmo and ATT, I too think mourning the death of the evo name is premature. I'm fairly optimistic about the news. It basically assures HTC's next offering to sprint will meet or exceed what's already announced. If only they released a timetable... this wait is going to make some jump ship. I too hope it ends up having a sd slot, removable battery, preferably a 3000mah+ battery, and a tri band lte radio. That would make the wait worth it.

I don't live in the SF but still very exciting. Thank you!