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sprint i kno for a fact will not announce the HD2 with 4g....htc has other 4 g devices like the one out in russia that we could get but no...
people on these forums have really really sky high hopes for shit
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From the Microsoft forums, posted by a Microsoft employee, regarding Bing and cell tower location on CDMA:
In case this might also help: The Bing team has been tracking and isolating this issue. They reported to me today that Bing does not work with CDMA at this time but they are continuing to investigate what they can do including collaboration with carriers. Note that some CDMA carriers lock GPS/Locate Me for 911 use only, hence some of this limitation issue. http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/e...8-d45b618a6cd2 |
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Hey I wasn't the one in here saying it wasn't true. I said it was true and a bunch of people called BS on me so I posted a link. I never said it was new news. It being old news is part of the reason I was shocked that nobody here had heard of it.
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But I will say that you lucky HD2 guys will have your Windows 7 upgrade...
http://www.redmondpie.com/windows-mo...c-hd2-9140293/ |
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If the HD2 comes to Sprint & I can AFFORD it, count me in. I won't switch carriers for it though.
I would have a sex change before I'd switch to GSM. Its old technology, and like p-slim said, simultaneous voice & data are the only real advantage. Yeah you can switch phones easier, but how many times do you really NEED to do that? Sprint is perfect. Fast data, cheap plans, and the phones I want. My parents & I share a family plan- 3 phones for a grand total of exactly $100 a month. That's including my data & unlimited text, and NO it's not a grandfathered plan. If I switched to AT&T I'd pay that much just for ONE line. They wanted a $750 deposit from me the one time I tried to sign up years ago, and my credit wasn't even that bad. And don't get me started on T-Mo. I had them back in 05 & one time I went a whole WEEK not being able to make calls & nobody could figure out why. I have a friend with T-Mo that can't receive pic mail unless he's OUTSIDE. I've personally compared data speeds on my phone & my best friend's AT&T phone, and mine was faster.
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All of you guys saying simultaneous voice and data are the only real advantage to GSM must not have read my post where I listed 6 advantages...
Remember before the iPhone could use MMS or copy and paste how all the iPhone users used to say "It's nopt important to me anyway" and then those same users jumped for joy when they got those features? CDMA users seem to be doing the same thing in this thread. If CDMA ever got the advantages I listed for GSM, all of you would be celebrating it. |
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