Rawvega

Something about this picture is unsettling... Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

Secret Service

eye patch

black eye

Super market

I believe the word from the conference call was Q2 2013 for hotspots, dongles, etc. and Q3 2013 for phones with 2.5GHz TD-LTE (and presumably 800MHz LTE). Supposedly SoftBank already has announced a half dozen devices with 2.5GHz TD-LTE support.

Here's what it means: http://seekingalpha....pt?source=yahoo Clearwire is not delaying per se, but it is reducing it's initial TD-LTE build from 5000 sites to 2000 sites at the end of June 2013. They are supposedly on track to have 800 sites completed by the end of the year.

Time capsule

Warp Drive

Racer X

Drag racer

Has anyone checked this out yet?

The numbers aren't all particularly pretty, especially negative free cash flow which is something Sprint had been good at generating in previous quarters despite the paper losses. I imagine NV is a big contributor to that though, and margins should increase once it gets closer to being completed and the iDEN network is dead and buried once and for all.

Swim wear Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

That's not really such a hot deal either... Sent from my PG86100 using Tapatalk 2

Yeah, for $369 AFTER mail in rebate!

Hunger strike

That seems redundant for them to have devices that support Band class 2 & 25 since band class 25 includes all of band class 2. It's also interesting to see that they have 11 BRS (think Clearwire) licenses. It seems like their devices should also support Band class 41 instead of Band class 2.

End Zone

Hood pins

bald eagle

Spider Man

If the modem is being leased/rented, it seems reasonable that one would call Comcast if something should go awry. After all, they still own that piece of equipment. If, on the other hand, one were to purchase their own modem from Best Buy because they don't want to pay a modem fee every month and it dies it seems highly unlikely that Comcast would service that particular piece of equipment for free; that doesn't make any kind of sense. In that case, Motorola would indeed be the logical party to contact assuming that the modem is still under warranty. Eh, expect in one hand...

unfair advantage

That would be a definite fly in t-mobile's ointment