Is there a official 6.5 update for touch pro 2 for sprint

[austin420]

Originally Posted by p-slim

tmobile and att have already stated they are going lte next year. verizon just has the jump doing it right away with no in between.

where did you see this about tmobile?

[brownhornet]

Originally Posted by Young_breedent

what your failing to relaize p-slim is that this is just at the beginning of this technology. As the technology matures the speeds get faster. Every test they do after a few months the speeds are faster and the distance it can cover has even increased. Look at it like this, first we had EVDO, then EVDO Rev A, and now even EVDO rev B is available. You didn't need a new device to take advantage of these speed increases with these new technologies. Like the mogul for instance didn't work on on rev a at first, but received a radio update to support it. The same will be true for wimax. HSPA is not as new of a technology as wimax, therefore it has already had time to mature. HSPA will not and mark my words BE FATSER THEN wimax when it's all said and done. If that were the case carriers wouldn't be switching over to LTE. Currently it may be faster but WIMAX is still being built and worked on. HSPA has pretty muched reached it's peak of about 21mbps. Just wait and see only time will tell.

Not to mention Clear is in talks with Wal-Mart right now to put towers at all wal-mart locations... which would expand the 4G network even more.

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by brownhornet

Not to mention Clear is in talks with Wal-Mart right now to put towers at all wal-mart locations... which would expand the 4G network even more.

if you read my previous post, i said that sprints 4g coverage will be broadly greater then tmobile, that is the only advantage. if you live in a metropolitian area like i do, then tmobiles coverage is just as good but of course sprints coverage area is greater.

[austin420]

again pslim, were did you see that tmo was going lte in north america?

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by austin420

where did you see this about tmobile?

here is one quick post about tmobile going lte, but this is already a known fact. All major carriers (tmobile, verizon, and att) are going lte and sprint is the only company going wimax. Sprint is definitely picking the wrong choice. If you were a company would you back failing sprint, or would you support the 3 leaders in the game? Verizon leads with coverage, tmobile leads with customer service plus they are one of the largest and profiting companies in overseas, and Att has the iphone enough said.

Quote from the post: "T-Mobile only last fall officially decided to go with LTE as its 4G iteration; its American subsidiary is also going the LTE route."

http://www.xchangemag.com/hotnews/no...obile-lte.html

[austin420]

Originally Posted by p-slim

here is one quick post about tmobile going lte, but this is already a known fact. All major carriers (tmobile, verizon, and att) are going lte and sprint is the only company going wimax. Sprint is definitely picking the wrong choice. If you were a company would you back failing sprint, or would you support the 3 leaders in the game? Verizon leads with coverage, tmobile leads with customer service plus they are one of the largest and profiting companies in overseas, and Att has the iphone enough said.

Quote from the post: "T-Mobile only last fall officially decided to go with LTE as its 4G iteration; its American subsidiary is also going the LTE route."

http://www.xchangemag.com/hotnews/no...obile-lte.html

thats tmo inernational. not the us. but whatever.

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by austin420

thats tmo inernational. not the us. but whatever.

you must have missed my quote. please read again.

[austin420]

Originally Posted by p-slim

you must have missed my quote. please read again.

ya. i didnt miss it. its a year old article with no direct quotes from anyone at tmo and never has been mentioned again. nice.

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by austin420

ya. i didnt miss it. its a year old article with no direct quotes from anyone at tmo and never has been mentioned again. nice.

since this is your best argument i'm done with this conversation, but before i go here is another article about tmobile going lte. this one has quotes from tmobile's president of 3G Americas, Chris Pearson. have fun with sprint and wimax, i'll have fun with hspa+ devices mid 2010 and you will be waiting around for wimax devices, also tmobile lte network will be backed because att and verizon have gone this route also. Oh yeah its dated septemer 18, 2009, is that close enough?

http://www.wirelessweek.com/News/200...-Philadelphia/

[rorytmeadows]