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hate that idea simply b/c it would mean no SD card and no removable battery. loli just want those things...on top of what they improved on already....

lol you're right. But usually when a manufacturer makes a device that will get slightly different variations for each carrier. Sprint somehow works some magic and gets the best iteration, like the Samsung Galaxy S and the Galaxy S II.

Also the HTC EVO 3D was an HTC Sensation internally but had a larger battery and more RAM. Hopefully Sprint can make this phone perfect and add a Micro SD card slot and a bigger battery. And I have to see how I feel about the 4.7 in screen.

It depends on how much bigger the device will be.

I think it would be an awesome idea for sprint to get all 3 of these devices and start market it as the next generation of EVO devices. The High End HTC EVO One X, mid range HTC EVO One S and the budget minded HTC EVO One V.

What do you guys think?

Artem at Android Police posted that after our article: http://s4gru.com/ind...-webinar-today/I have a really good rapport with Artem. I wouldn't quite say we collaborate, but he retweets our stuff and covers our articles on occasion, and we do the same back.

Oh I had no idea. I didn't discover s4gru until about a month ago and it was EXACTLY what I was looking for.

I would say that you should try to make your website easier through google. Because even with very specific google searches this site is hard to find. I had been looking for any details I could about Network Vision updates for over a year and was only able to find small articles and occasional updates but this website exactly what I was looking for.

I wish I knew what kind of 3G speeds we are going to see with Network Vision tho.

Keep up the great work and keep the updates rolling!

York is considered to be in the Central PA area because Philadelphia is about an hour and a half away from here. But we are only about 25 miles south of Harrisburg PA, so hopefully one of your future updates includes the central PA area =)

I wonder how much of a difference is made in voice coverage between1xCDMA2000 on 1900 Mhz (what is used currently)AND1xA on 800 Mhz with Sprint opting to use the full 70% increased coverage configuration with the same amount of users.I wish I could see what that map could look like.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/01/13/sprints-1900mhz-network-vision-is-nice-but-the-800mhz-rollout-will-drop-your-jaw/

This was posted on Android Police about 2 months ago. It looks very promising indeed, lets hope this isn't just computer effects and an actual reality.

Anything close to or in my small little town of York, Pennsylvania or does it look like I'm gonna have to wait til 2013? We did get Wimax pretty early so I want to have hope that Network Vision will too.