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People don't understand that upgrading/replacing a network completely doesn't happen overnight. In some areas, the NV upgrades can't come fast enough, therefore people leave. The only problem I've seen is that current LTE markets such as Miami (where I live), speeds are starting to drop to very low levels.... 1-2 mbps. About three weeks ago I was in NYC, and in some area's LTE/3G was almost nothing - no data, couldn't send/receive iMessages.... But I'm hanging onto Sprint...  5 years and counting.

 Serious question. Here in Phoenix, AZ. Tmobile went from having zero LTE and within a  year LTE is everywhere for them. Meanwhile on Sprint its taking them forever. Why is Tmobile able to provide their customers with LTE faster and in a more wide-spread area than Sprint. I cant leave sprint but just curious as all my Tmobile friends have LTE and I am barely getting any. 

Once you sign a contract with sprint, they will more than likely unlock it. If not then wait 6 months and they will definitly unlock it. Sprint recently unlocked 3 iphones for me.

what does this mean, in the past sprint would unlock the phone to use outside the US will they still allow that.