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My Note Could go 10+ podcasting with some Wifi tethering thrown in for good measure. Like I said it's still acceptable. Yeah the volume can be adjusted from the notification area but it's hard to hit such a small target while driving.

Been great. For me battery life hasn't been amazing, but it definitely acceptable. Today I listened to podcasts at work over bluetooth for 8 hours or so and was at 23% battery when I left. Really liking the keys on the back, only downside is when it's in a car dock it's hard to get to the volume buttons. Coming from a note 2, I haven't even noticed the difference in screen size. Noticeably smoother than the note 2.

Launched, and fully functional are two different things. When an area gets to 40% of sites active, then it is launched.

I think the consensus is the APN list is the issue.

The G2s back is supposed to be non-removable. Lg wouldn't ship a replacement without it, chances are its stolen from from a retailer and not reported yet.

I've learned what happens if you use the wrong one.

There is only 1 speaker. The other set of holes is the mic.

Anyone figured out if the G2 used the SIM card for CDMA authorization? If someone can tell me how to figure it out I can take a look at mine.

Iceland is about 40k Square Miles. US is almost 4 Million. Much cheaper to cover 40k square miles with a robust network than it is 4 Mil.

Looks like this device may eventually support direct connect. ##DATA# > More >Direct Connect Gives option for SDC Registation and LTE Specific Paramaters Downloaded the SDC app but the current version is unsupported.

I would say the vast majority of their retention problems had more to do with their crap legacy network than handset pricing. Sure you're not saving $100 on the handset that a new customer would, but what are your other options? A. Leave Sprint, pay the exact same amount for the same handset and switch to another carrier that more than likely costs more, B. Stay with sprint, pay the same price you would for a handset at another carrier, and pay less monthly. The people that would likely choose option A generally would have another underlying issue and would likely churn anyway.

The thing is the existing customers aren't profitable at their current number, for sprint to be profitable at their current price point they need to have more customers.

4-5 phones Nexus 10 Nexus 7 Chromebook GF's netbook Xbox Printer Roku Chromecast Blu ray player Mk808 android stick

More that likely you are correct. Thanks for the answers.

Last week Sprint announced they inked LTE roaming agreements. Looks as if they may have taken effect already. http://imgur.com/bnlsR45 http://imgur.com/OGcay7R

My money is on ZTE or Huawei.

But if anyone can save us, surely Batman can.

As a fellow rep I concur. Anyone who reads this site regularly would know more about NV than your average Sprint rep.

You have to flash the proper GAPPS package for whichever build you installed. These are for CM10.2 http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip These are for 10.1 http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130812-signed.zip

Have you watched them yet? If so maybe it would help if you asked any specific questions you had, or parts you were unclear on. Your question was very broad, so it got a very broad answer.

There are 3 step by step videos that show you exactly what to do. What more do you need?

Not yet, progress has just slowed down. They have only been adding 1-2 new LTE sites a week in the EKY market lately.

Here is a good start. https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+install+cyanogenmod+sprint+galaxy+s3&oq=how+to+install+cyanogenmod+sprint+&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l3.9817j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

If you become a site sponsor you will have access to a map showing all sites. Sent from my SPH-L900 using Tapatalk 4

We have Xerox/ACS here that does Sprint call centers, also an awful place to work from what I've heard.