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wrong on so many accounts.
1st off obsolete smartphones? the htc hero, palm pre, and tp2 have been in high demand since release. calling them obsolete is downgrading your tenure as a "geek". 2nd off WiMAX/4G has been released and is in full effect in over 10 MAJOR States. Montana is not a MAJOR state. Austin, Dallas, Baltimore, Seattle, are MAJOR contenders. Get off your high horse and read before making accusations which are all false. you will never get a high reputation without reading first. Quote:
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Dude, I've seen them all - those phones.
Palm is a dead brand/OS already, Hero looks cheap and like all Android phones they're for beta-testers - I would carry one of those only if they pay me. Maybe in two years from now. As for TP2 - slide-out qwerty keyboards are for teenagers and for retards like you. Get out of your hole and watch the trends: big-screen rules! Ipad-esque. A powerful WM phone 6.xx it's all that I need, and I can do everything with it with the current existing apps. As for WIMAX: 1)there are no Wimax phones yet, since we're talking about phones here, right? 2) moving to performance per se, Sprint boast it's just bullshit. Upgrade is long overdue and way overrated. Real tests indicate that HSPA+ beat the shit out of Wimax, where available. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2359139,00.asp 1Gb processor on t-mo's 3G HSPA will also likely compensate and add to speed. So don't rush into an argument before double-checking the facts, and I'm not looking for your appreciation or any reputation, I was just speaking my mind out. |
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Sprint will not allow any phone on their network that isn't a Sprint branded phone. Countless people tried it when I worked there and no one was successful. It isnt as simple as unlocking the phone then changing the sim card. All Sprint provisioning settings have to be loaded then you have to have the ESN added to the Sprint database which is something that they refuse to do.
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wow i didnt know that.. i moved a sprint phone to Verizon.. no prob..
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