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I bought a bag of pop corn to read this.....damn I didn't get far. Wow what would make any one think that the iPhone really is 4g when Apple was being sued to remove 4G from a phone that was dubbed 3G capable only.

I got that alert as well

How's this the others worked when I posted them earlier...strange http://www.amazon.co...s+lcd+digitizer http://www.xphonepar...ment_p3952.html http://www.amazon.co..._rhf_dp_p_img_3 http://www.amazon.co...=pd_sim_sbs_e_6

Sprint clarifies its relationship in regards to its LTE roll out with Clearwire. http://www.fiercewireless.com/story/sprint-clearwires-lte-will-pinpoint-high-traffic-areas/2012-07-18

I expect carriers to have replacement repairs at a fair price in the near future...here are a few replacements that I have found! What do you guys think, and yes insurance is a way to go, but I feel replacements may be a way for some as well as carriers repairs soon! http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-GT-i93...+lcd+digitizer http://www.xphoneparts.com/china-who...ent_p3952.html http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy...pd_sim_sbs_e_3 http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-GT-i93...pd_sim_sbs_e_1

If any one thinks that this site is about propaganda for Sprint you need to keep it moving because it is far from that. Negative bull crap bashing and hating that happens on other sites don't happen here because we the members don't want this. This site post great positive information by many knowledgeable people, and not some clueless hater speaking from second hand knowledge or hate. I can tell you that I have had lots of issues with the network vision roll out, and this site gave me a reason to wait for better service very soon. People have a right to post informative issues about what is wrong and where service is not working. Remember that what is happening for one may not happen with another, and not every one wants to see rants about a jaded Sprint user or a troll hating like most sites have. Wimax didn't work for some but here in NYC I have received 15.8mb down and 6 mb up on Wimax. I have had 3g coverage most everywhere that I have been, and drove from NYC to Orlando Florida without one dropped call. I have had great signal from Massachusetts to Florida so I can tell you they may not be the best but Sprint is firing on all cylinders in spite of the failed Wimax adoption. So if you want to have a healthy debate about where and why signal is or isn't working in a scientific form I am down for it. If its just a hate on Sprint go else where as far as I am concerned this is not the board for you.

I couldn't have said this better, what a bunch of misinformed whiners I have come across on many other forums. Having to repeat the same old stuff gets a little long in the tooth when if they would just go research what is going on they would ind the answers they were seeking. It is just easier to sit back whine and complain rather than find out what the problem is...it's the American way!

My Photon comparison with the GS III -DBM wise told me that day one. Any one having issues has a bad product or has network vision roll out woes.

Hell I am also proud of you man, telling him to come over here to get his info straight.ROFL You, and Irev gave as well as a few others gave it to him.

I saw an article suggesting Verizon getting a 1080p 1.7GHZ 1X variant soon..... http://www.phonearena.com/news/Monster-quad-core-HTC-phone-with-1080p-screen-headed-to-Verizon_id32221

Yes, Sprint got it late, but I think they delayed this for the LTE implementation, rather than to offer it way early with no 4G support. LTE is ready to roll out by the 15th of this month so not launching it in April would have made this phone irrelevant. They needed to get the ball rolling to keep customers, yet have 4G ready to implementate not too long after. I don't know of any reason the Gnex would sell over the EVO 4G LTE or the GS III except for the software which would launch on the newer Gnex.

I wonder what the new nexus line will be....It seems they drop at years end with old specs.....a quad core Gnex with 2 gigs of ram, 1.9 ff camera will get me to ditch the GS III

All I can say is that my Photon in my possession has the same -dbm signal and antenna reception as my GS III. They are usually the same or -2dbm difference that just seems to catch up or both fluctuate. In my house where the signal has always been weak with my Photon is the same with my GS III. Maybe it's network vision, because my GS III is on par with my Photon. I believe the Photon has the better antenna, but so far with the GS III antenna reception has been stellar.

They are slow right now so if data is your main reason I'd wait. However network vision will be here soon I have attained 1.92 mbs on 3G at times. I use my phone mainly for calling so when LTE comes I will not miss my Photon 4G

I picked it up, and now my Photon is just a signal tester for comparison. I also decided to get this http://www.amazon.co...laxy+s+iii+case to help me protect and keep a grip on this slippery thing. Compatible with the following versions of the Galaxy S III: AT&T (SGH-i747), US Celluar, T-Mobile (SGH-T999), Sprint (SPH-L710), Verizon (SCH-i535) and International (GT-i9300) Removable back panel Other Colors Available. White:B005ZG043C Other Colors Available. Blue:B005ZG0342 Other Colors Available. Purple:B005ZG060S Durable, yet flexible TPU case for Samsung Galaxy S II i9100This premium TPU case provides your wireless device the maximum protection against scratches and scuffs, enabling you to keep your wireless device in new condition and well preserving its looks and features. Made with grade A Silicon gel, this case is not only durable, long lasting, but also equips the wireless device with a soft and comfortable surface. Furthermore, all the openings for the dock connector, charger, and buttons were precisely cut to allow full access to all the wireless device functions. It is user-friendly, and super easy to install. A case like this has all the combined beauty with functionality by utilizing high-quality materials and fine craftsmanship. This is truly the perfect case, for your valuable wireless device. This product comes in multiple colors. Please call us for details on this product. Comes with a free CrazyOnDigital wristband. This case is similar to the Otterbox Commuter case and is a 2 piece silicone rubber, and hard plastic case cover. The silicone rubber has round circles that are thicker in depth that protrudes through the hard plastic cover. These thicker circles act like shock absorbers in event that the phone is dropped. The case looks and feels premium, and fits perfectly. All features and buttons are accessible as well. The case is attractive and doesn't add bulk to the phone, but makes the phone easier to hold on to for large would be butter fingers like mine making it easier not to drop. This description says Galaxy S II but the said unit is for the Galaxy s II, and from Amazon it does not come with a wrist band.......I own this based on a XDA post that I read! I also ordered a arm band for running as well from them.

The GPS and the radio is perfect on this phone so far!