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    Maybe them not having to invest the money to finish it, or investing less money so that it takes longer. I just think Dish is very shady seeing as how they were trash talking Sprint a couple months ago when they were battling over who gets Clearwire, now all of a sudden they want to merge with Sprint. I'm a bit skeptical that's all.
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    Not so sure. If that deal goes through Dish Network's management would be in charge which will probably be the end of the Dan Hesse era and we don't know what will happen to Network Vision, future devices, prices, etc. if they get their hands on Sprint's network at that point. But I will have to wait until more details arise to know how I would feel about it.
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    The S4 Mini hasn't even been announced yet.
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    Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini?
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    I wholeheartedly agree with this statement. I encounter too often where project managers at my job "go on vacation" and are forced to continue replying to emails and being involved in projects while they're away to the point of sometimes having to return early. So make sure to have fun man! We'll be here when you return!
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    I wouldn't believe it seeing as how Sense 5 is lighter than Sense 4
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    Lol that's the first time I've ever heard anyone compliment T-Mobile's data coverage. Even their EDGE coverage is pretty lackluster compared to the 3G coverage offered by the Big 3. I get 3G coverage in areas where T-Mobile only had EDGE, or worse... G
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    It could be as simple as them focusing most of their current production for US models and slowing production of the international models.
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    Not so fast on that camera. http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/03/14/samsung-galaxy-s-4-vs-htc-one-quick-camera-comparison/ And in regards to the battery, we will have to wait and see since all those face and gesture tracking features I would imagine require the front facing camera to be running constantly, also the S4 Pro / 600? Is clocked at 1.9 GHz vs 1.7 for the HTC One so the battery life may end up being a wash.
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    I agree that they come to us for advice, but if my girlfriend asks me for advice of what device she should get, not a single credential on my list of reasons has a thing to do with rooting. The majority of people don't root, don't feel comfortable with rooting and don't want to root so that's not something I will use to influence their decision.
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    I think this is because the battery is sandwiched in between the display and the motherboard. So you can't get to it without removing the screen.
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    You can use it for sports and tech blogs
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    What I want to know is why Sprint still uses such terrible mapping technologies for their coverage maps. It takes 5-10 seconds just to zoom in 1 layer or to pan left or right. Why can't they just use Google maps and overlay their coverage data on top like Clearwire's maps?
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    No worries, I'm not mad at all.
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    Hey if you're a Sammy fan that's fine, you're definitely not the only one, I'm just saying lets not be naive just because its your favorite manufacturer and the GS3 is one of the best android devices out there. Everyone knows that when it comes to design and build quality Samsung can't hold a candle to HTC. Until they prove me wrong and make a phone that isn't made out of plastic then that will be the general consensus. me·di·o·cre [mee-dee-oh-ker] adjective 1. of only ordinary or moderate quality; neither good nor bad; barely adequate: The car gets only mediocre mileage, but it's fun to drive. Synonyms: undistinguished, commonplace, pedestrian, everyday; run-of-the-mill. When I say the GS3 is aesthetically mediocre, I'm not saying its bad, its just ordinary.
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    The S3 is an aesthetically mediocre device.
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    I doubt that. No Sprint customer outside of the people that follow S4GRU even know what LTE 800 is or that it even exists and that is the VAST majority of Sprint customers. All I know is that Sprint/HTC better put some big money into marketing this phone so that people know it even exists. Last year I would mention the EVO LTE/ One X and people didn't even know what phone I was talking about. Either that or they would see these phones and proceed to ask "What phone is that?"
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    Hey AJ I what are the chances that the Sprint version of the HTC One will have world phone capabilities?
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    Ahh the dreaded ID-10-T error.
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    1700 is AWS. What I mean is that they meant to type 1700 but accidentally forgot the 1 and typed 700
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    That's most likely a typo. The T-Mobile LTE is 1700 so they missed the 1
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    Awesome, I'll keep an eye out for your post if anything shows up.
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    For some reason I'm not fully convinced that the Evo brand is dead tho. Perhaps Sprint will look to get another high end HTC device this summer with the Snapdragon 800 SoC and LTE 800? This definitely seems like its against what HTC wants to do but Sprint is known for having some of the best if not THE best HTC devices out there and seem to have a very special partnership with HTC ever since the HTC Mogul days. Maybe Sprint can sweet talk them into a single device as an exclusive?
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    That actually is indeed very strange. I haven't been this excited about an HTC device since the OG Evo was announced. Now here's to hoping for LTE 800 in the FCC filing
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    Either put it upside down or find another place for it. As for no LTE 800... I guess I'll be fine with 1900 for now anyway since I probably won't be seeing LTE 800 until late this year or early next year. And when LTE 1900 site density increases I'll have great coverage. Sounds to me like I'm getting this bad boy.
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