pyroscott

Oh people are going to be angry!

OK, I hope you guys don't see this as bragging, but I am completely amazed that I'm over 40 hours on a single charge. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

stew pot

killer bees

They are pretty cool, but I can't see myself buying one.

American pie

American made

That is a great idea. Even though I have never seen a carrier refund money or even be appreciative for not using all of your allocation (I have used about 20% of my monthly minutes for the last several years) with the spectrum crunch looming, they might actually be willing to do something like this. Especially when Verizon and AT&T have so many people on grandfathered unlimited plans.

That would be awesome for Sprint if they can land a nationwide swath of "H" spectrum. AT&T will probably outbid them just to keep them from getting it and then sit on the spectrum and complain that they don't have enough spectrum and their customers are ruining their network...

on task

The last 3 Sprint phones I bought were in the Sprint corporate store, Craigslist and Best Buy. It was a lot easier to go through the Sprint store. Best buy was cheaper, but when I called customer service about something relating to the phone, they played the blame game and blamed everything on Best Buy.

talk soup

There are many different ways to buy a phone. You can go directly from Sprint and sometimes pay a little more, go to an authorized retailer, or buy used. Some make you sign an additional contract with them, in exchange for a deeper discount. What is your favorite and why?

In St. Cloud MN, Sprint's data cells are overloaded making the data speeds horrid. In the residential areas where houses are spread out a little more, the speeds are not as bad, but still not great. If I go near the college, the speeds pretty much stop. I set up my phone to access my home wireless, but a lot of people don't bother setting up their phone or don't know how. Sprint has also installed femtocells certain places to help increase data speeds, but that only helps out a few users. What do you think is the best way to offload data use from the network so it can increase for the users who don't have the option at the moment? Verizon and AT&T have tiered plans that give users an incentive to offloading data whenever possible (they don't get stuck with overages). Is Sprint stuck with dealing with usage that could be offloaded until they dump unlimited? Or is there another way?

hand jive

I was in the sprint store today, and although I know their reps know little to none about release dates etc. The rep told me that it would probably be until summer.

Dirty job Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Dough boy Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

Not a problem, thank you for all you do!

I tried to download Netscape Navigator and it doesn't support windows 7. RATS!

I even restarted and tried again. Still no go.

[#CHAT-02] You do not have access to our chat room. On firefox now...

No recharging. I didn't use much LTE though. I was on WiFi for 85% of the day.

Alright, you guys win. I will download firefox... :F(x_x)F: