4GHoward

The Sprint 4G Page is still there. http://ria.sprint.com/ria/pages/index.jsp?ms=4G&ECID=vanity:4g

If Sprint never bought Nextel to receive BRS spectrum, do you think Sprint would have ever partnered up with Clearwire?

That is where Clearwire comes in for speed and capacity. Is it worth waiting for smartphones that has Clearwire LTE?

Well right now, Sprint LTE is not fully covering me quite yet like WiMAX. And I am not sure if Sprint will deploy LTE faster than T-Mobile.

I think I made things more difficult than it needs to be.

I currently have a T-Mobile 4G HSPA+ Smartphone for personal use. I have several options. Should I switch to a Sprint 4G LTE Smartphone? Or should I wait until T-Mobile has LTE? Or should I wait even longer until Sprint has Clearwire LTE on their Smartphones?

I just want all the opinions I can get.

I am actually very interested on waiting to hop onto Clearwire LTE. http://www.clearwire.com/company/featured-story

What do you think about T-Mobile LTE? Would you ever give it a try in the future?

Are you ready to hop on Clearwire LTE when it becomes available in the near future?

Is the data speed working out for you?

I wonder if there is a reason why T-Mobile is excluding Clearwire in its comparison. Clearwire claims that their average user uses 7 GB of Data per Month. That is significantly higher compared to its competition.

Are you on an Unlimited Data Plan?

Does this claim makes sense? T-Mobile’s customers are the most data intensive customers in the U.S. wireless space, averaging close to 1.7GB per subscriber per month. That is almost 50% higher than Sprint’s 1.2GB, Verizon’s 902MB and AT&T’s 724MB of data usage. Source: http://www.fiercewir...onth/2012-06-15 http://www.tmonews.c...data-per-month/

Android Market

progress report

What market are you in?

Karma is a new 4G Wireless Provider that will be introducing a hotspot that uses Clearwire Network to provide multiple users the ability to use the Internet. Karma makes your hotspot into an open Wi-Fi network. When a new user joins, they are taken to a personalized page about the owner of the hotspot. Strangers can then sign in with their Facebook account and get 100MB of free browsing. For every user who does that, the owner of Karma gets 100MB of free data credited to his or her account. Karma has also just announced a deal with American Airlines, which will offer free Karma hotspots to frequent fliers. Source: http://thenextweb.com/insider/2012/06/14/meet-karma-the-company-that-wants-to-shake-up-mobile-data-by-encouraging-sharing/ http://techcrunch.co...ctivity-social/

What was your location where you were receiving the connection?

What type of Internet Connection does a signal booster requires?

Are there any benefits with T-Mobile LTE over Sprint LTE even if they are co-located on the same wireless tower?

Who are you saying is better?

What is the advantage with integrated radios in T-Mobile Network Modernization Plan versus what Sprint is doing in their Network Vision Plan?

How will Sprint LTE be compared to T-Mobile LTE? Who do you think will be better? T-Mobile has announced that they are making progress to test LTE this summer with the full deployment starting in late 2012 and early 2013 with Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks. Source: http://blog.t-mobile...-modernization/

Beaumont and Port Arthur are part of the Sprint Louisiana market. They will not come live with the Houston Market.