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Just one caveat to the deal, AT&T is jacking up prices on DirecTV and U-Verse also, that was announced not to long ago.

I wouldn't expect it to be like the effects between Google and Microsoft where they send each other stuff especially cakes and they actually enjoy it. Of course they are telling each other about bugs in the operating systems and Software.

http://newsroom.sprint.com/blogs/sprint-perspectives/sprint-improves-its-network-as-competition-heats-up-in-kansas-city.htm

 

Great job but they still lost the market on a whole somehow. I hope Legere does not go to twitter with the whole we beat you in your own city bs.

No John went to twitter trash talking the USA Today article about how T-Mobile isn't practicing what they preach.

If I remember correctly, sprint doesn't have any international LTE agreements.

Sprint has International LTE-Advanced roaming agreements with Asia-Pac and South America.

 

http://www.sprint.com/popups/pop-gprsCarriers.html

I'm just saying that since FedEx transports 95% of USPS Priority and Express mail that if you want to avoid FedEx, that's not the way to do it.

Being that I work for FedEx out of Dulles, Ramp operations, I can confirm this. Moving at least 20 containers of mail a day out of our 767 into post office trucks a day.

I guess some people keep forgetting that the majority of Sprints stock is held by Softbank, and that what it is there right now which is about 18-19% which is being manipulated by shorts on the market trying to cash in. Unless Softbank falls, then Sprint will to. Until then, don't go believing every article that says the end is near.

Because Sprint's unlimited plan is already $10 cheaper.

No actually, Sprint's unlimited is now $25 cheaper then TMobiles, they raised there price to $95 for unlimited.

Just got this, http://newsroom.sprint.com/news-releases/sprint-celebrates-launch-of-lte-plus-network-introduces-biggest-wireless-offer-in-us-history-50-off-verizon-att-and-t-mobile-rate-plans.htm

 

 

I'm just wondering how many people got themselves hyped up thinking they were going to get free goodies, what a bunch of moochers we have here. You don't get something from nothing.

Of course it could be more considering some people were standing there by antennas, next thing you know, T-Mobile slapped with a lawsuit by someone claiming rf exposure radiation sickness.

Oh Oh, somebody did something wrong.

 

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=16786

Here I am just 2 ranks from topping out in bf4 on pc, no I didn't go for the hardline sideline, waiting for bf5, or bc3 what ever they are going to be bringing out in October 2016.

Well don't forget, in about 6 days, those still hanging on to Verizon unlimited accounts going to see a $20 hike in there bills to and being that they aren't on a contract anymore can't do anything about it.

https://www.forbesfone.com/. This service right here.

Off topic but this always bother me.

 

Pre-paid, you pay in advance of the month.

 

Post-paid you, uh, also pay in advance of the month.

 

Why do they call it this :/

You are half right, post paid, you pay after the month you received service.

Anything that comes from Forbes cell network wise, I take with a grain of salt after discovering that they started a GSM MNVO operation of there own, world wide.

It's not anymore a violation than other femtocell solutions that have been available for years. The only difference is they are making a newer unit with newer technology available. I'm really surprised about the backlash about the device.

 

Service in home is a deal breaker for almost everybody, its just another solution they have available for their customers. If it fits your needs, use it. If it doesn't they have the WiFi router, and the signal repeater also available which is more than Sprint has.

 

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I guess you really haven't read it, but basically they are making you a T-Mobile cell site for anyone that is with in range of the signal. And there is no way to restrict it. Which means someone can just come up and sit and suck away your internet bandwidth at will thru use of this device. So if you feel like paying for that privilege, go right ahead.

http://arstechnica.com/business/2015/11/t-mobiles-network-extender-lets-anyone-use-your-internet-bandwidth/ basically T-Mobile just made you a volunteer of there cell phone network at additional cost to you, I would say that this goes against some TOS of your ISP

http://newsroom.sprint.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=12049 some good numbers

I can definitely say that me being over the hill, having been around for Vietnam, Granada, Panama, both gulf wars, and a few other interdictions, and still remembering it all. That I take nothing as a insult unless you call me late for dinner, then you are dead meat.

Well looks like I'm waking up the BlackBerry part of device's. BlackBerry L6ARHM180LW has appeared on the FCC OET. So the usual analyst might want to go take a look. https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=BmDugNYTp5U9mtbkNAFFZg%3D%3D&fcc_id=L6ARHM180LW

Oh you mean the phones shown in the windows of the store being the Palm Pre and showing the other older phones that have sinced past.

And it all depends on the device capabilities and what they put in them, which is why there are so many different model numbers for the S6 too.

Pretty much you guys are confusing a device issue as a network related issue. Don't forget that there are some devices that are SVDO capable on Sprint and that most new devices aren't because I the amount of antennas they would have to build into the phones for that capability. The network can already d it, but the devices would need to be designed with more antenna channels and add more cost to do so. For example, Evo 4GLTE,Samsung GS3

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/verizon-hike-prices-grandfathered-unlimited-data-plan-users-20month/2015-10-08?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Editor&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

 

Verizon unlimited holdouts aren't going to like this.