clbowens

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Maybe they are talking about Sprint in this US Cellular LTE roaming deal: http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/us-cellular-keeps-postpaid-subscriber-growth-chugging-along-q2/2015-07-31?utm_medium=rss&utm_source=feedly&utm_campaign=rss

Especially since they are suppose to be using that for the backhaul for their small cell deployment: http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/analysts-sprints-network-densification-project-will-likely-include-70k-smal/2015-07-23

Same here. Also, no USB Type-C. A little disappointed.

Not for me. I was hoping for a 5.0 - 5.2 inch display.

Me too. I plan to either get the next Nexus 5 or Moto X (if it's around 5 inches).

I wouldn't expect anything in the next 5 yrs on this.

They don't build phones to last, these days.

Yeah, I was hoping it was around 5 inches also (5.2 at the max).

Does Sprint have an LTE roaming deals with any carrier anywhere currently? If so, does it show up on their coverage map?

I think this is just a glitch from signal check.

Yeah, that's a great price. I wonder if Sprint will respond to it.

What kind of backhaul do these small cell/picocells usually have?

Soon *TM (soon means sometime in the next 50 years) j/k

I highly doubt they will. Any kind of native signal always comes first, even if it's crappy.

I hope it is! If so, I think I will give it a try. I've been looking to try a pure android experience.

Do you have a link to it? Do you know the screen size? I'm waiting for a good, 5 inch, pure android phone.

This, this should make for some good, friendly, corporate "PC" banter.

That is true. But if I was going to buy my phone after the 24 months, I'd rather just do the easy pay option.

Yeah, to me, leasing is good if you know that you are good with NOT dropping/damaging your phone. If you know you are careless with your phone, then you should get insurance with the lease. Then at that point, it becomes more expensive and not worth it to me. Even with a non-lease, if you are careless with phones, you should get insurance. But at lease with a non-lease, the phone payments go away after 2 yrs (or less), IF you keep the phone. I will probably do a lease thru Best Buy, maybe when the GS7 comes out. I am pretty good at keeping my phones in good condition.

My phone just did a profile update and a PRL update, by itself.

What would be cool is if they gave the customer a choice of one of the add-on options for free (maybe to customers of 5+ yrs or something): International data hotspot data 3 (or some number) phone swaps a year some company's music subscription (Google, pandora, etc)

On the activation fee, I think that they should keep it for new customers but there should not be an "upgrade" fee for current customers.

Now, if that price included taxes AND fees, that would be something. :-)

Also, keep in mind that this has already been available. It's just Sprint emphasizing it more and saying "the combined price is this...".