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I'm not sure why, but 3G speeds in Oshkosh, WI have greatly improved over the past few days. Haven't heard of any work being done here yet, so I don't know what happened.

Is La Crosse, WI in the same market as Eau Claire? Also, they can start working on Highway 41 any time they want. It'd be nice to get some upgraded speeds in the Fox Valley.

Never heard of it. Is that anywhere near Mukilteo?Robert

Lol, no, it isn't in Washington. I was referring to the Milwaukee/Madison/Green Bay triangle.

Thank you for the info on western Wisconsin... now how about eastern Wisconsin?

IDK about its embedded battery. Sometimes my EVO 3D will become unresponsive and holding down the power button doesn't do anything, I have to take the battery out. How will that work on the EVO LTE?

Hold down the power button and the volume buttons together and your EVO 3D will reboot. This is true of any HTC, and almost every Android phone. This will also work on the 4G LTE.

Released specs show the EVO 4G LTE with a width of 2.7". The original EVO 4g has a width of 2.6".

It will be proportionally narrower. The screen on this thing is 4.7" 16:9. The OG was 4.3" 5:3. So the phone overall is bigger.

On Wisconsin!

Or, you can join our writing staff. :)We will likely be going more Sprint main stream in the near future now with the vacuum being left by SprintFeed. I will be having a chat with our writing staff about it soon.Robert

That would be stellar. Keep us updated.

I guess it's time for me to finally start up that Sprint news site I've been thinking about...

Nice to see La Crosse and Eau Claire are getting LTE. Now announce something for Eastern Wisconsin.

For me, the best feature of unlimited is peace of mind. I just use my device without fear of where I am at for usage this month. On Sprint's 3G, it doesn't matter if its unlimited or not, because it is so plagued with issues. But with LTE, unlimited is going to be a huge value.Robert

It's weird how we have a quote straight from the horses mouth and people with no behind the scenes access to Sprint still say "UNLIMITED DATE WILL GO BYE-BYE! LULZ".

Dan says "My plans are to continue with it as long as we possibly can, hopefully forever." and people still say it won't happen. I don't get it.

I personally love the unlimited idea because I don't have to count, but the truth is that I never get close to 2GB when on 3G. While in a 4G city for a weekend, I can burn through a gig... Counting streaming music, nav, google search, etc.My point is that as soon as they have enough speeds for people to use some of the more data intensive features, then Sprint will see a dramatic increase in usage. Without a heavily saturated market, that would be fine, but I predict people will come to Sprint to try the new 4G, dragging the network down and forcing sprints hand to cap or throttle data... hopefully at worse case they throttle down @ 5MB and cap at 8MB. it'll still be the best deal, just not 'unlimited'

I think you meant GB lol

I wonder what phone cases are available by Freedompop for this Wimax thing. Due to the huge amount of phones out there, I can't imagine Freedompop supporting that many phones.

iPhone 4/4S...

You don't think Sprint would release a phone on a Sunday?

The Kyocera Echo was released Sunday, April 17, 2011.

The Nexus S 4G was released Sunday, May 8, 2011.

The Samsung Replenish was released Sunday, May 8, 2011.

The Motorola XPRT was released on Sunday, June 5, 2011.

The Motorola Titanium was released Sunday, July 24, 2011.

The Motorola Photon 4G was released on Sunday, July 31, 2011.

The Samsung Conquer 4G was released on Sunday, August 21, 2011.

The LG Marquee was released Sunday, October 2, 2011.

The EVO Design 4G was released on Sunday, October 23, 2011.

The Samsung Transform Ultra was released on Sunday, November 13, 2011.

The ZTE Fury was released Sunday, March 11, 2012.

The EVO 3D, Epic 4G Touch, Motorola Admiral and iPhone 4S were the only phones Sprint released on a Friday last year.