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Elusive

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  1. My brother just got the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 after returning the iphone 5 back to the Apple Store for a second time because of bad battery life... he's so happy with his decision. He never got excited for his iphone 5 the way he does now as he constantly is on his Note 2 and the battery life is WAY WAY better. Apple's excuse for the poor battery life was that it was the fastest processor they ever put in a phone so of course the battery will die faster, but it really was draining super quick. Ironically, the note 2's quad core processor is so much more powerful so their asinine comment made us laugh. I'm going to be getting it as my next phone as well when I bring our AT&T family plan of 4 phones to Sprint on Black Friday :] my other brother is gonna jump on the $49 deal for the GS3 but I still wanna get the Note 2... I love it so much and hate browsing the internet on my tiny iphone screen right now lol
  2. nTelos towers are located all throughout the state of West Virginia as well... My question is: Will data use on these nTelos towers be considered "roaming" that you're limited to that 300 mb of data roaming use per month.... or is it still considered using the home Sprint network and you can use it truly unlimited? I'm confused because my hometown in Beckley, WV 25801 has a Sprint store that has sold cell service since around 2000 but was told they use nTelos towers in WV mostly now. I'm mainly concerned because I'm switching over 3 other members in my family to Sprint from AT&T this month on Black Friday but I don't want them to get penalized for too much data roaming usage on nTelos towers...
  3. Yea I saw that on 60 Minutes, but it was a Chinese tech company who Cisco was suing over some major copyright infringements they stole (even manuals were copied word for word, even with mistakes and typos etc.) and there was a lot of worries over their company and their Chinese CEO being controlled by the communist government. I forgot their name though. Sprint was slated to join up with them to build out the 4G network here because they'd be capable of some super fast speeds because of their tech but the US Govt asked Sprint to not do the deal because the Chinese government also controls a lot of their business practices etc. However, this Japanese company is completely different and I'm glad for this Softbank Mobile deal and also the Clearwire deal... looking good for Sprint's future which is why I'm most likely switching over from AT&T soon :]
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