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Originally Posted by Table83
Frankly I agree with you. Sprint set this system up, and didn't think of the consequences of doing so. This is the way that it works.
I'm actually a sprint stock holder. I don't agree with the way they have set this up, and because of it their stock is down! http://www.google.com/finance?q=s
But frankly it's a realization that you and I have to deal with. So just deal with it and don't take it out on these forums. You should help us build here. (If the phones were built better then sprint wouldn't need to have such amazing insurance.) I believe Dan Hesse see's that. He is actually starting to accept better phones, and their rate plans are starting to be really competitive. That makes me glad. Hence the new Hero with that beautiful Sence UI in it!
When they have solid phones maybe they will minimize these types of issues instead of just swapping out a phone every time. |
I agree. I know since Dan Hesse has stepped in Sprint has at least been able to hold its own against the other powers in VZ and ATT. They haven't gained much ground on the two just yet, but are making the right strides. The Any Mobile, Anytime is a HUGE advantage for Sprint. Go get yourself an Everything Data plan and BOOM, your set! With the release of the Hero, this is probably bigger than the Palm Pre. With Sprint releasing the Palm Pre, the TP2, and the HTC Hero all within a couple months of each other, this is a major upgrade for Sprint. I have played with the Hero and it is legit! I love WinMo and my TP, but after playing with both the TP2 and the Hero, the Hero is the best phone I have ever used!