Who plans to go HD2? - Page 42

WisdomWolfX · #**411** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by p-slim

I can't continue this debate anymore, its hurting my head. I'm going to go get on Call of Duty, drink a mamosa (champagne and orange juice) because I finally have a day off with nothing to do because of the new year and wait for Calkulin to upload his newest kitchen so I can build a rom with the newest landscape manilla. HAPPY NEW YEARS to all and i hope i didn't offend anybody today.

I'd do the same, but with Mass Effect and a Long Island. Unfortunately I'm at work for another 3 1/2 hours with nothing better to do

than continue this debate. It's fun and I continue to learn new things.

For instance, did you know that if you support T-mobile that you instantly become omnipotent and pixie dust rains down around you?

WisdomWolfX · #**412** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SaltyDawg

I gather that is what he's saying. I'm just calling BS on it. If it was only a few customers here and there, I could buy it. But we're talking about millions of people, every quarter. I have a hard time believeing that none of them ever go anywhere. Especially when I know for a fact that T-Mobile has been aggressively upgrading their network, while Sprint has been pretty slow to upgrade theirs (aside from adding Wimax to already existing coverage areas).

Again, really?

subzero1313 · #**413** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:36 PM

Haven't read the other replies(though judging from the last 2 the thread seems....fun lol) but I was very impressed with the specs, though I don't think Ill get the HD2. 1. it probably isnt coming to Sprint. 2. Im on a Tmo dealer line, so I get no upgrade pricing. So Im stuck paying full price. And 2. No keyboard is a dealbreaker for me

**BlackDynamite** · #**414** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by WisdomWolfX

With a T-mobile phone?

lol, no, Sprint and AT&T phones.

I did go to Lake Powell from Salt Lake a few years ago from when I had Sprint before. My kids were on T-Mobile prepaid at the time. They had service the whole way (and EDGE internet) on their sidekicks, while both my wife and I had no service whatsoever (no roaming or anything) on our PPC-6700's.

That was a few years ago though, so it might be different now.

**BlackDynamite** · #**415** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by p-slim

I can't continue this debate anymore, its hurting my head. I'm going to go get on Call of Duty, drink a mamosa (champagne and orange juice) because I finally have a day off with nothing to do because of the new year and wait for Calkulin to upload his newest kitchen so I can build a rom with the newest landscape manilla. HAPPY NEW YEARS to all and i hope i didn't offend anybody today.

haha, I know what a mamosa is man, I'll be drinking some later myself. I'm stuck at work at the moment though, so I have to wait...

It's all good man. Not offended at all. I enjoy a good healthy debate. It's the best way to learn any given subject.

WisdomWolfX · #**416** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:47 PM

Forget the HD2. I want this
http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/31/d...handset-video/

LOL

**BlackDynamite** · #**417** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SolApathy

Because my friend, most of the innovative phone technology is being implemented overseas where GSM is prevalent. CDMA is superior to GSM in many ways, but has not flourished due to proprietary coding and the already flourishing GSM "flashy phone" market.

-And on topic: I am not planning on moving to the HD2. The screen is pretty, but just too big for my taste. It's something about having to switch from a phone holster to a briefcase that turns me off...

I'm not buying it. So you're telling me that the largest Canadian CDMA carrier is spending billions to convert their existing network into an inferior network? I don't think so man.

I already listed several advantages GSM has over CDMA that are immediately noticable to the end user. I haven't seen one single advatage listed for CDMA. It's just a bunch of people saying "CDMA must be better because coverage in my area is better" or "CDMA is better because I have read it in the past" or whatever.

WisdomWolfX · #**418** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 03:59 PM

Honestly, on the face of it I wouldn't mind GSM and I can't argue that it has several features that would be nice to have. I just can't stand the only two US carrier choices for it as things stand right now.

**BlackDynamite** · #**419** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by WisdomWolfX

Again, really?

Hey you guys keep acting like that doesn't mean anything. As if people would stay with T-Mobile if they didn't even get service. So his 9and yours if you agree with him) argument must either be that

1: T-Mobile customers all reside in some super sized city.
2: T-Mobile customers continue to pay for a service they can't even get.
or
3: T-Mobile does in fact have service in a lot of places after all.

rorytmeadows · #**420** (**permalink**) 12-31-2009, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by WisdomWolfX

Forget the HD2. I want this
http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/31/d...handset-video/

LOL

haha

I love the Xbox laptop though