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Its about time someone figure this out, this is great for those that really don't want to switch launchers.

Same here, I have two shared lines and between the both phones we probably average 300 minutes a month. Of course the biggest factor to this is the unlimited mobile to mobile. The number of texts has sky rocketed, between both phones I would say we go through about 6000 to 8000 texts a month. As far as data goes though that has dropped off quite a bit since sprint 3g woes have forced me to use wifi almost exclusively. I am in a 4g market but keeping 4g on isn't worth the additional battery drain that comes with it.

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If you listen to analysts all the time, you should not be investing in the stock market. These analysts get things wrong all the time especially when it comes to estimates and stock price projections. Things in business are so dynamic that at any moment it can look better or worse than it really is. I have a coworker that tells me that when analysts are downgrading the stock, most likely they are trying to drive down the demand and cause us retail investors to sell our shares so that their firm and other big boys can go through accumulation of shares. Once they are done with accumulation, the analysts posts an "upgrade" report on the stock based on some fact that we already knew so that us retail investors would start buying back our shares to drive up the price.

 

I am not saying that this is the case with Sprint but just letting you know that if you do you due diligence and yet the analysts post a downgrade or neutral rating, you shouldn't necessarily trust their judgement all the time.

 

I fully agree with what you are saying but the problem is whether they are right, wrong or simply talking out of their ass their words carry a lot of weight. So even though they may be dead wrong it could still affect how that stock is trading and cause people to prematurely sell what they have which will cause the price to drop. When that price drops it causes other shareholders to get nervous and then they start to sell as well and it basically snow balls from there. Even seasoned traders would probably sell if they are the day trading types, then they will just repurchase at a later date if necessary.

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Which phone is better is purely subjective. You can argue why either phone will be a better option over the other so it will really depend on you to decide. Both phones are more than capable spec wise so what I would advise is that if you really can't decide just wait until both phones are available then try them out and then decide for yourself. Now for me personally I already have two lines but am at the point where I have to get a third line, so when the gnex comes out I will open a new line with that phone and when the new htc comes out I will replace my evo 3d with that.

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If the May 22 date is for real, that will change all the surmised release dates. We could get this beast by summer!

This is crazy, with all these beast phones coming out I don't know what the hell to do. I am gonna be spending a lot of money this year on phones. To make it even worse my girlfriend is a phone whore too so if I get a new phone then I have to get her a new phone too.

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LOL, beat you by 1 minute.

 

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If Sprint wants to move wimax inventory why not just do a BOGO free like you see tmobile and verizon do all the time?

I'm curious if the specs will be the same as the Verizon version, or will this be the elusive GNex+.

 

I was hoping for some upgraded specs myself but realistically I don't think it will happen, in either case though I will still be getting it. It should make a great place holder until my HTC Evo 4g hd lte or my Samsung Galaxy S lll Epic 4g Touch 2 hd lte is released. LOL, you gotta love these crazy names.

Verizon's version is $799 off contract.

 

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No its not, its actually $649.99. The price of 799.99 sounds more like a best buy retail price not a price directly from verizon.