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  1. The Dave
    I'm ready to call Comcast and tell them where they can stick their cable modem.
  2. The Dave
    No, I would listen to what he says.
  3. The Dave
    It's the man behind the curtain. Pay no attention to him.
  4. The Dave
    When I first got Sprint, about five years ago, I had this issue in one section of the city where my signal would be basically vapor and whenever I was on the phone I'd get pieces of other conversations fading in and out while I was on the line. I haven't noticed that in a few years, though.
  5. The Dave
    More like a physical place to go to buy more stuff.
  6. The Dave
    That is exactly it. Sprint has too much to focus on domestically to get to where they need to be. I know they have a lot of backing now with Softbank, but that isn't enough in the grand scheme of things if you want a true top to bottom top tier future proof network from coast to coast in this country. If Sprint was already NV 3.0 complete with nationwide triband LTE-A and anyone from downtown Miami to the middle of a Nebraskan cornfield could pull a consistent 3-6 bar signal and 50 mbps down data, I'd say it would be a good time to expand outside the borders.
  7. The Dave
    I did add to the discussion. Perhaps you shouldn't insult people and tell them to go to other networks while on a Sprint focused site.
  8. The Dave
    I loved my Dreamcast. I still have my Sega Saturn, too. Sega always came through with awesome systems and games.
  9. The Dave
    It would be even more exciting to me if my Sprint phone had service at my dad's house in western Iowa.
  10. The Dave
    You are so far over the line that you are literally line dancing over it.
  11. The Dave
    With how precious spectrum is and how much is needed with LTE-A, wouldn't it be better for Sprint to hold onto their extra spectrum?
  12. The Dave
    It would be great to see some Nexus love for Sprint. Once I saw band 41 support, I found it convincing enough.
  13. The Dave
    No one is pointing a finger at you. As others have said, so far you still have unlimited. We will just have to wait and see what Sprint does or when.
  14. The Dave
    Holy chopsticks, Batman. You get ~3 mbps and averaging 330GB a month, that's hardcore.
  15. The Dave
    Giggity
  16. The Dave
    Once they have more towers up, the network should be more consistent. My 3G used to be garbage but as more and more towers got upgraded, it got a lot better. At least you have good wifi both at home and at work.
  17. The Dave
    If SVLTE is a deal breaker, there are a few options. - Get a freedompop mifi and you have 500 megs free data to use each month to check emails while calling. - Get a Evo LTE, LG O2, etc.. The HTC and LG are currently free and do SVLTE - Use Google voice or other information based voice service which integrates with Sprint Problem solved. Most people who need triband are the ones who can't get LTE signal while indoors or have a weak signal now, so SVLTE wouldn't be of much use, anyway.
  18. The Dave
    That reminds me of an old Nextel commercial where they revealed how they were able to do nationwide PTT by attaching antennas to deer antlers
  19. The Dave
    Maybe you could create a wireless network that runs on the power of hopes and dreams instead of spectrum. The question is.. Do you believe?
  20. The Dave
    You still need to pay for a subscription to HBO, Netflix, Hulu, etc. I am not sure about the new PS4, but the advantage of the PS3 is you don't have to pay for a Plus account to use the apps like you do with the Xbox360.
  21. The Dave
    It sounds like the rf performance is mediocre overall on the G2, a fact that disappoints me more so than lack of SVLTE/SVDO.
  22. The Dave
    The only taste of LTE that I have had here is the 33 Mbps speedtest that I ran at the Verizon store and the 6 Mbps speedtest that I ran at the Sprint store across the street. That is very arbitrary, I realize. What I do know, though, is that my 3G has become more reliable than the wifi at work and is more responsive than my coworkers 4G LG Optimus Pro on AT&T. Verizon and AT&T would be foolish to not consider Sprint a threat. I am pretty sure that they both hold countless strategy meetings and have quite a few spies who eyeball every move that both Sprint and T-Mobile are doing. Sprint has very aggressive plans for the next few years. If anyone thinks they can sit on their golden horse and wait, they will soon find themselves out of the race.
  23. The Dave
    In the immortal words of Sherlock Holmes, "The game is afoot".
  24. The Dave
    I am skeptical about the battery lasting for "a couple of days of moderate usage". But, on the subject of the review, it almost sounds like it was paid for by LG. I am not saying it won't be an awesome phone. I am looking forward to it. My very first cell phone was an LG back when Sprint began their "Vision" campaign with the very first color screen flip phones. I liked that phone and have high hopes for the G2. I just have to see how the LG skinned overlay is in person over stock Android.
  25. The Dave
    All your spectrum are belong to us, mwahahaha!
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