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Looks like the new LG G2 will be Triband for sprint. It was just cleared through the FCC today

 

 

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/discuss.php?ff=12696

 

 

Triband is coming y'all!!

You forgot to mention it is also a world phone. International lte roaming anyone?

http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=12696

I know right. So many abbreviations.

So I guess we will tcb asap, ttyl.

Imagine what the higher ups in AT&T and VZW are thinking right now. " How did they get there before we did, we are bigger, it's not fair, they cheated"

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Clearwire / Sprint is jumping straight to carrier aggregated 20+20mhz pipes which is one of the key elements of LTE-Advance. So in a way, yes. But the issue is there's no device out there that can do carrier aggregation, yet. Not until the S800 series of chipsets come online at least...

There are 3 devices out right now that cover it . 2 wifi hotspots and a usb dongle that got released Friday which is why Robert right now is having some Fun.

_{Not only is Sprint's LTE-A active right now. Our Illustrious leader has been getting some LTE-A loving in Denver. Start from this post and scroll down.  http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/4083-sprint-td-lte-25002600mhz-discussion-was-clearwire-lte/page-11}

Regular LTE and goes to 11 LTE turbo...

No time for the Spinal Tap add ons.

So now it begins. The naysayers will start to chime in shortly. Until then, get as much data as we can. Son has turned up the heat. Sprint is the 1st with LTE-Advance out the door in the US market.

Why would the signals only propagate horizontally? What strange pictures.

 

 

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Directional antennas, like wave guides on a microwave setup.

In the 2.4 ghz band of wifi, you will find that it also has bluetooth and that Ham Radio is the primary frequency users using up to 50 watts erp. 5 ghz band gets a little stranger.

I will be getting mine on Friday. The phone is the same size as the original EVO just thinner. Has HD-Voice . You can see the specs on HTC's site.

Thing is, a AT&T user using Sensorly is going to be worried about his data allotment being that they don't have unlimited data.

Here is a example of what I'm doing on the Friday the 26th. Picking up the HTC-8XT, trading in the phone I have which have a heat problem. Paying 400 - 125 for trade in which will bring my cost down to 275 without having to readjust contact or any thing else. If I wanted to I could go the other route and do a whole contact readjustment and pay lower but I rather buy straight out. Didn't have to wait for 6 months pass by to start jump. Don't have to worry about next or edge over priced markups. And I still control what I do with my phones.

Someone want's to see the actual specs of the HTC 8XT here they are from HTC themselves. I will be picking up the phone next Friday myself. By the way, this midrange phone does have HD Voice. By the way the Samsung ATIV S Neo looks like this.

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http://www.htc.com/us/smartphones/htc-8xt/#specs

I guess we can all say that duffess has made it easy for himself to be prosecuted for criminal trespass at a cell site by posting a video of it on YouTube. You are right about him deserving to get burned. Bad part about it is he is a ham radio operator who is to nosey for his own good.

That's not always a good idea. My HTC EVO LTE only goes for $200-230 on craigslist meaning I would still have to pay $400 or so to get a new phone that way. If Sprint had something like Tmobile where I could trade in my evo and get new customer price for my new phone I would save a lot more money

Just 1 little problem, with TMobile, you are already paying full msrp plus markup on a phone and then paying them more just to upgrade on a device you own and don't get to keep. And then kick in another $175 dollars to boot. On AT&T's plan of you are on contract instead of pay as you go. Not only are you paying for subsidizing your phone on contract. You are also kicking in another 10 to 50 dollars a month to upgrade to another phone. Taking about getting reemed.

Yeah I did because I'm still half asleep from driving up to Elizabeth NJ, and getting to sleep after getting home at 5am, now I'm going into work again in a little bit. Haven't had my coffee yet.

Noob smacktard? Lol! That's a new one! Haha

 

 

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I changed it. I guess you see that I game a lot. Hey 1 good way to get rid of stress is to hop on bf3 and kill people with out having to go to jail for it.

I think the troll was trying to say % of just smart phone users, but was using some very fuzzy logic/math to make his case. I had the same thought when initially reading the thread

Yeah I see your point. Thing is some people think and don't add up the numbers from the big picture.

23% discount here and used my company email address.

Some how I think to many people are over thinking on this thread. Which is making things more cloudy instead of seeing things clearly. Myself, I changed over from the the everything data plan into the new unlimited plan and I'm not seeing a dollars difference. No one has a gun being held to the head saying you have to switch or else. The same thing is happening now as back then when Sprint brought out the plans I just switched from. To replace the Free and Clear plans.

Here is something to think about. Just using round numbers. VZW has 90 million subs. AT&T has 100 million subs. VZW sold 4.1 million iphones for the quarter and AT&T sold 6 million for the quarter. What I want to know from the numbers is where the heck is 70 percent coming from? Unless it is 70 percent from previous numbers which does not make it a gain, makes it a loss.

Well I did just pull the plug and switched from Everything Data to the new $80 dollar plan. It took ammo away from the people who always argue about the $10 premium data fee. You still have your usual fees and taxes, and what ever extra's you want to put on like I still have TEP for $11. Oh by the way You can choose unlimited data or you can choose 1gb of data for $10 a month if you don't use that much in the first place. The choice is yours.

Just got this from seeking alpha.

Sprint (S) overhauls its prices and provides lifetime unlimited voice/data guarantees just a day after the SoftBank (SFTBF.PK) merger closed. The carrier is offering smartphone users unlimited voice/text/data for $80/month for the first line on an account, with the price gradually dropping for lines 2-4. A $110/month plan that throws in 5GB of hotspot usage is also being rolled out. SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has made it clear Sprint will compete aggressively on price against AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ), who have been trying to migrate subs to costly shared data plans. Sprint's announcement shortly follows the launch of T-Mobile's

How is this new. When you are paying for the phone out right under no contact. I don't see how this is so wonderful. Oh by the way TMobile marks up by at least $50 on msrp. If I see a new phone that comes out on Sprint, I'll just go and buy it sans contact - the price I get for my trade in. Do that anytime I want.

I'm a trucker though with FedEx, I'm always wearing a tshirt.