Who plans to go HD2?

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by p-slim

1 and 2 are the same technology not the same thing, read my post correctly man. As soon as voice and data are possible so will that conference call feature. whether its true cell tower lock or not, it instantly finds me, so thats the advantage you were talking about. As for everything else you keep continuing to go back to who has more customers and people leaving sprint, the fact that they have more customers is irrelavent to who has a better network. The reason you know this is because most of the people that leave sprint is because of customer service, not the network. Ask the majority of the people who had sprint that left and 80% of them will tell you because of customer service. Hey i'm not here to convince you to come to sprint or verizon, if you don't want to then its up to you. do you wonder why tmobile has the cheapest plans, its because they have the worst network. Sprint has the 2nd cheapest plans, its because we have the worst customer service and are losing customers everyday because. there is a reason for all the maddness.

to get this thread back on track, as everyone here, except saltydawg, has stated, I will not leave sprint to get this phone but sprint better be picking this up soon after or at least definitely before verizon.

#1: No, conference calling is not the same thing as talking on the phone while surfing the net. Not sure why you say it is, but calling up 6 of my friends on the same call is not the same as talking to someone while I email them.

#2: Why people leave Sprint doesn't matter. What matters is people don't leave T-Mobile. Of course they do here and there, but T-Mobile is adding customers by the millions while Sprint is losing them by the millions. Not that it means T-Mobile is better than Sprint fort that reason alone- but you were the one saying how many people didn;t want to leave Sprint so I just pointed out that millions do leave them every quarter.

#3: Actually, I said I would NOT leave Sprint for this phone. I said I would in a heartbeat if it had a keyboard though.

[fceeviper]

Raises hand! If it comes to Sprint.

Originally Posted by pesok

i plan to go HD2 but when it comes to Sprint on jan 6

Please provide your source.

[solarflarex]

Originally Posted by SaltyDawg

What's wrong with a healthy debate? This debate is deffinitely part of the topic (switching carriers for a phone). It's nice to debate and let people learn the real deal. Clearly, people have been fed the line that CDMA is better than GSM for far too long. Cheaper, yes. Better coverage in some places, yes. But the technology itself pales when compared to GSM.

doesn't matter when the network is overloaded with iphone lusers. Also to whoever said tmobile pricing is better than sprint across the board... i took a similar plan with htc touch pro 2 to what i have with sprint. It is 1500 family shared minute plan. Only includes unlimited cell to cell calling within tmobile network (not all networks like sprint..) doesn't include data or tv or navigation or unlimited text messaging or free call forwarding for google voice etc... $79.99 (tmobile price)

my single phone cost with sprint with all those features and better coverage with a faster data network without any restrictions $65. So how do you figure?

Add data, texting, etc to this plan and you would effectively double the price. How is double the price lower than sprint? I can imagine with this common (price break what most people want plan) the other ones only get more expensive...

With sprint my total cost for 2 phones is $129 and it includes all features (UNLIMITED) on both phones. You would have to pay for each feature (twice) on tmobile to get the same deal. What a joke....!! lol

Even More for Families 1500 Talk
This plan includes:

• 1500 Whenever Minutes®
• Two-year agreement—great discounts on phones
• Two lines to start; add up to three more lines if eligible*
• Unlimited T-Mobile to T-Mobile calling
• Unlimited Nights and Weekends
• Free domestic long distance and no digital roaming charges across the US

*Lines 3-5 share existing Whenever Minutes for $10 per month, per line (if eligible).

[p-slim]

Originally Posted by fceeviper

Raises hand! If it comes to Sprint.





Please provide your source.

he is just guessing.

[AZTECHKA]

If it comes to Sprint I'm all over it... If it doesn't... I still have a kick butt phone and I'll wait for W7 and all that it will bring with it.

I'm not changing to ATT so I can make reservations at my favorite restaurant while talking and LOL'ing with my BFF. OMG!!!
OVER RATED.
I have yet to see any one of my friends or family members with an iPhone talk and surf simultaneously. I have, however seen them walking around with their phone in the air trying to catch a signal.
p.

[fceeviper]

Originally Posted by p-slim

he is just guessing.

ooh..

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by solarflarex

doesn't matter when the network is overloaded with iphone lusers. Also to whoever said tmobile pricing is better than sprint across the board... i took a similar plan with htc touch pro 2 to what i have with sprint. It is 1500 family shared minute plan. Only includes unlimited cell to cell calling within tmobile network (not all networks like sprint..) doesn't include data or tv or navigation or unlimited text messaging or free call forwarding for google voice etc... $79.99 (tmobile price)

my single phone cost with sprint with all those features and better coverage with a faster data network without any restrictions $65. So how do you figure?

Add data, texting, etc to this plan and you would effectively double the price. How is double the price lower than sprint? I can imagine with this common (price break what most people want plan) the other ones only get more expensive...

With sprint my total cost for 2 phones is $129 and it includes all features (UNLIMITED) on both phones. You would have to pay for each feature (twice) on tmobile to get the same deal. What a joke....!! lol

Even More for Families 1500 Talk
This plan includes:

• 1500 Whenever Minutes®
• Two-year agreement—great discounts on phones
• Two lines to start; add up to three more lines if eligible*
• Unlimited T-Mobile to T-Mobile calling
• Unlimited Nights and Weekends
• Free domestic long distance and no digital roaming charges across the US

*Lines 3-5 share existing Whenever Minutes for $10 per month, per line (if eligible).

Nice try man, but you are clearly trying to twist facts here. Just speak the truth. The T-Mobile Even More Plus plans are cheaper than Sprint across the board. For a Touch Pro 2 with unlimited everything on a single plan with no contract it's $79.99 per month.
For a family plan with 1500 minutes and unlimited text, and web on Touch Pro 2's it costs $119.99 for the first 2 lines, and $30 for each additional line. And no, you don't pay for each feature seperately. The plan includes unlimited texts and web on the first 2 lines, and adding additional smartphones with unlimited text and web is $30 each.

So nice try man, but you lsted the most expensive T-Mobile plans. Take a look at the Even More Plus plans, and they are cheaper than Sprint across the board, and don't even require a contract.

[AZTECHKA]

Shouldn't this be in the Carrier Discussion forum?

Pick your carrier based on YOUR needs.
Do YOU plan on getting the HD2 if it comes to your network should be the appropriate title. If we are comparing carriers this will never end and no one will be on the same page.

cats vs dogs
apples vs oranges
etc etc.

p.

[p-slim]

it is good discussion, because i kind of wonder who would actually leave their carrier and go to tmobile. Obviously as winmo users this is our dream phone, capacitive screen with snapdragon processor. personally i love my keyboard but honestly the new sip is great and i would be fine with it. Even selecting the wrong button on accident, with xt9 this isn't even a problem. carrier is really the only thing to talk about when it comes to the HD2. I can't believe any winmo user would pass on this phone.

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by p-slim

it is good discussion, because i kind of wonder who would actually leave their carrier and go to tmobile. Obviously as winmo users this is our dream phone, capacitive screen with snapdragon processor. personally i love my keyboard but honestly the new sip is great and i would be fine with it. Even selecting the wrong button on accident, with xt9 this isn't even a problem. carrier is really the only thing to talk about when it comes to the HD2. I can't believe any winmo user would pass on this phone.

I just need a keyboard. If it had a keyboard, I would have bought an unlocked GSM version a long time ago...