Sprint is getting little better , question will be how long will it take for them to be on same level as att , verizon .
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Who is going to leave Sprint after contract is up?
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The unlimited data is worth the compromise imo
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I believe that's on band 41, got to have a Triband phone to get those speeds right?
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I believe so. As the fastest I have gotten on the regular sprint gs4 is about 30. Which is still insanely fast IMO.
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Didn't check my band. My phones a nexus 5, but without the spark OTA its not running spark
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There's only a few phones that has been released that support Sprint triband, these phones are htc one max, Samsung galaxy s4 mini, Samsung galaxy s4 triband version( it was released in January), Samsung galaxy mega, LG flex and Nexus 5. These phones it only needs a small update to enable use of bands 41 and 26 (800Mhz,2.5Ghz).
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I regularly get 38 down in downtown Columbia, mo... Plenty fast enough for me!
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Wimax is dead. There is basically no wimax network anymore, so those speeds would suck. Lte and wimax came out around the same time. Wimax died, Lte took off.
4G WiMax is still strong in my area.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...yed-by-court-order-in-victory-for-nonprofits/
Wow. Surprising. Wimax can never be as fast as lte. But I guess they have to support it if customers with contracts still use it.
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Just out of curiosity.. what promises did Sprint make? Find me an official press release or anything of that sort in reference to a promise made.
For the record, everyone seems to forget that Sprint isn't just adding LTE like AT&T/VZW did. It's an ENTIRE network rebuild. Do some of you think that these things happen overnight and are financed by magical dollars?4
You do now, in very happy with sprint, i pay a tiny bill for 3 lines (less than 80) and get speeds fast enough to tether the ps3 for Netflix and games and anything else i want, can't complain at all
“It is said that power corrupts, but actually it's more true that power attracts the corruptible. The sane are usually attracted by other things than power."” ― David Brin4The line about Sprint doesn't get latest phones is untrue. They also actually lead in US carriers in getting updates out their phones quicker than most others. Again they are doing a complete Nationwide revamp of their network and adding new LTE. This doesn't occur overnight and takes several years to finalize. I can say that the new network upgrades are amazing and I love them. I have been on their network Vision for almost a year and it's great. But it's understandable that there are pockets an areas that the upgrades will take longer and some areas which may never get good coverage from Sprint as there are areas that other carriers have bad coverage in as well. There's a lot of politics involved in where towers get put up and in who gets to put them up. As a smart consumer you need to know which providers will have the better coverage in the area you live. But to generalize as a whole is just not correct.
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