I mean their top of the line exclusive HTC EVO LTE, only limited 4G LTE cities this summer. They pay $10 extra for premium phones, yeah they get unlimited but when iphone 5 roll out with 4G LTE. Att & Verizon probably doubled their coverages nationwide.. Get out of Sprint while you can..
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I feel bad for Sprint users next iPhone 5
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You're joking right? If anything, everybody will be forced OFF unlimited data plans. It's very clear that's where the industry is heading.
Yup pretty much,I know I can say good bye to my AT&T unlimited whenever I upgrade to a 4g smartphone
Contrar. I wonder if folks will flock to Sprint as Verizon and AT&T force customers off their unlimited plans. Verizon has a monopoly complex, raising prices an incredible amount with their new "share everything" plans. In my case, its a huge price increase while greatly reducing data.
Meanwhile Verizon wants to filter and your data and calls attempts to have net neutrality attacks on their "freedom of speech"! Verizon filtering my data protects their freedom of speech. That seems really messed up. Sounds like another great effect from the conversative Supreme Courts amazing Citizen's United ruling where large companies are like people and have a right to free speech.
You can keep it, I upgraded to the S3 for a week and had unlimited 4G (throttle after 5GB alledgedly).
All of which is why Sprint should have never gotten the iPhone. Once the LTE iPhone hits we're gonna hear Sprint users cry like babies because they don't have LTE in their area.
If Sprint had rolled out their LTE faster, I would go with them instead of Verizon. Unlimited data, and it's so much cheaper than new Verizon contracts. Oh well they lost my business by making terrible decisions with WiMax
You really can't overstate the mistake Sprint made going with WiMax. Between that and T-Mobile messing up their definition of 4G, it's made me shell out the AT&T money.