Sprint Bundles Spotify Premium Into New 'Framily' Plans

[talmy]

This is exactly what we don't want: Data access companies (carriers) giving free access to favored platforms. This goes against the principle of net neutrality, and could potentially harm smaller start up companies which don't have the resources to negotiate with the carriers.

Net Neutrality has NEVER existed for cellular providers.

 

[LethalWolfe]

Made-up portmanteaus can't go away soon enough.

Aren't all portmanteaus made up? Some just catch on (ex. 'smog') while others don't.

 

[Parasprite]

Aren't all portmanteaus made up? Some just catch on (ex. 'smog') while others don't.

Technically speaking, all words are made up.

 

[-LikesMac-]

Technically speaking, all words are made up.

I was wondering when someone would say it for me.

 

[MacAddict1978]

It's too bad, Sprint has some really good pricing plans. The problem is their service sucks outside of populated areas, and data is slow. I think Sprint is going to stay one step behind unless they put some money into their infrastructure.

I don't think the plans they offer are very good anymore. The "Framily" (painful to type much less say) has not added value until a large number of people are on it.... and T-mo's family plans eclipse everyone else by a lot.
4 lines unlimited $100 $140 for unlimited 4g access...

 

[Tiger8]

it's great!

it's great if you like to listen to your music at 64kbps