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Originally Posted by scott8813
For such a large corporation, that seems almost like quite a moronic business decision to make to me. Why through out an option that would give their devices a better multitasking capability and at the same time from a business stand point, why would they deny themselves the ability to have you both using up your minutes and at the same time keep racking up the kb on your data plan??? That doesn't make sense at all to me, but then again if you have ever spoken with almost any sprint representative you are aware that your 4 year old sister could probably get a job there and have the same knowledge of what she's doing as everyone else. All I know is that my ancient ppc-6700 didn't even have wifi capability but I could still talk to someone on speakerphone while surfing the net.
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the time is near, my friend, for this to happen. it's called EVO. As of now, sprint's 4g/wimax is only on certain parts of the the country. But once sprint's wimax rollout is complete, Sprint will be able to pound its chest and say at the same time, "hear ye, hear ye....talk & surf is now available for thy public to enjoy"
