Scott

If anyone is looking for an inexpensive case for the new N7, Amazon has a bunch of cases by a company called Roocase for about $4-5 shipped. The reviews for their cases for the original N7 (on the same product page) are good so I took a chance and ordered the Dual Station case. For $4, I figured it wasn't a big investment to make to try it out. And if it's well-made, I have a case to use. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E3ZYIRO/ref=ox_ya_os_product (the Executive is $20 shipped, the others are all $6 or less for the black versions only)

Ordered mine from Best Buy. Not in a hurry for it so just went with standard shipping. I should have it sometime during the week.

I've noticed the same thing with my Transformer. It started after Asus upgraded it to ICS so I thought that might've been the reason, if the tablet wasn't optimized for ICS. But maybe it's the Tegra 2 processor if other Tegra-based devices have similar issues.

I mapped some LTE in Glens Falls, NY this morning, which looks like the first Sprint purple in the Upstate NY East market.

As mapped on Sensorly, you can add a yellow pin to Glens Falls, NY.

I think I might buy this to replace my Asus Transformer. I've had it for more than two years and I think this may be a good time to upgrade. For the price, the specs sound good and I'd probably sell my TF to help defray some of the cost.

Food Fight (great old Atari game) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kOjsjg8usE

Bell pepper

Cow pie

Time flies

I believe the premiere sponsor section has a map of GMO sites so that information won't be coming to the regular sponsor section. It would take away an advantage of premiere sponsorship.

If discounts on the new plans are only taken off of the data price, not the voice price, which seems to be the case then your scenario is only true for people who don't have a discount on their line. I have the same plan you do, with a 20% discount through my employer. The discount is taken off of the $69.99 base price of the plan, which is $14. With the new plans, I'd only get the discount off the $30 data part of the plan, or $6. So even though the price of a single line is the same with either plan, I'd be paying $8 more if I switched to the My Way plan because of the lesser discount due to it only coming off the data price. Since I have no use for unlimited minutes (unlimited nights, weekends and mobile-to-mobile covers 99% of my calls), I'll be keeping my Everything Data plan for as long as I can.

Robert, is there a reason why Upstate NY East wasn't added to the running list thread with the other three markets in this article?

I was surprised when I saw this post today. I expected upstate NY to be closer to the end of the deployment schedule. I wonder if any of the LTE sites here will be active by the time I'm eligible to upgrade on April 1.