Duffman

 

Yah I have thought about that one. Then again whenever they get NV up and running the reception at home should improve. Hopefully

Sprint.com/airaveaccesspoint

They are just getting scarce and HTC is not making anymore.

Or I could be cynical and say Sprint wants to clean out Wimax inventory with the Nexus LTE and Evo LTE coming.

Due to very low inventory these devices are now End of Life. You cannot buy through Telesales, stores can only sell what they got, and online sales will be stopped as soon as the web guys make the change.

 

I'm not certain why they are separate from switches' date=' but in most cases they are.

 

Robert[/quote']

 

Here's my educated guess:

 

Sprint is installing shiny new site equipment with new backhaul (microwave, fiber, or what have you). So they set up shiny new network "cores", or data centers, with all the network routers and such. Cutover is probably much simpler and less disruptive than trying to work with the legacy locations.

 

That's what I figger anyway.

I'll pass too. He was too crazy in the one that was linked here.

 

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I think I linked to that one two.... dang.

wouldnt it be better if sprint could have phones that could talk and surf at the same time that would be a phone i would buy like the iphone on at&t

truly_unlimited-data, is that you?

Looks fake to me. The font looks all Macintosh.

There really is no strategy to start in a small market and creep into the urban area. They just ran their initial testing in less populated areas.

Same here. I really wish we had more info on what they were doing. I wonder if all that microwave and backhaul they setup will be robust enough to handle the new surge in data. Me thinks not.

Why not? Here at S4GRU you must back up statements of opinion.

I think the tool is more about getting the user to create WiFi profiles for the access points the user is frequently near rather than conserving battery by turning off WiFi.

Sprint is trying to offload traffic as well as improve the user's connected speeds.

I hope it is truly intelligent and not just nagware.

 

But how soon in South Jersey?

Did you look for yourself?

Still in it.

Speedtest full bars with 0.05 mbps down.

And they say we aren't throttled. Pretty pathetic.

Use RootMetric's app "Coverage Map" as it is more reliable.

Also, 50k is weak even for a capacity-strained tower. Use the other app and take measurements around town.

Supply and demand....

Can no longer put iDEN devices on Seasonal Standby.

International PTT begins soon for Sprint Direct Connect.

On 4/01, Most iDEN customers had their upgrade eligibility reset so they could get a Sprint phone.

Special pricing for lots of phones for iDEN customers from 04/05 and 06/30... Epic Touch $50 or get a one of the following for a dollar: Evo 3D, MOTO Admiral, or Kyocera Duramax, Duracore, or Duraplus.

compatible with 10/10?

Wha dat?

Heh heh. Agreed.

RIM has since backtracked... "Looking at options"

I am on the edge of my seat waiting to see who is correct....

Edit: Looks like both may be correct according to this article. Does anyone else read that Sprint appears to be paying a flat rate for phones and a usage rate for mobile broadband... much like it charges its customers?

Actually, they have not really lost any customers as LTE is not a reality yet. Also, Sprint signed a 4-year deal with Clearwire in December.

Under the four-year deal disclosed Thursday, Sprint will pay Clearwire as much as $1.6 billion in network fees and other possible investments. The deal soothes investor fears that Sprint was seeking to distance itself from Clearwire after 2012 as Sprint builds its own high-speed network.

 

Which ones? I use OpenDNS.

Google.

lazy bastard

Yes?

Enjoy. Keep it intelligent. Keep it positive.

 

Why is that a curse? I wish I had tried harder when I was younger. Instead I was lazy and almost had to be held back in the 6th grade and my mom begged my new school to place me in 7th.

When everything is so easy in school you get used to being lazy.

Still, I suppose I prefer having smarts over not.

Thanks for the knowledgeable response. It's sad you seem to know more than the local stores or sprint reps.

I get so tired of hearing this. Why would you expect some slightly-above-minimum-wage person whose entry-level job is to sell or troubleshoot phones to have any clue what Sprint's contracts are or when technology will be deployed. Ask at the corporate level for those types of questions.