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That doesn't necessarily mean the network sucked--just that the iphone is a better piece of hardware. :) A more accurate test would have compared the exact same kind of handset.
 
even if it works 45 a month is a lot, we already have people screaming bloody murder for AT&Ts increase
 
They can bump the speed all they want if the hardware is bottle necked or the software clunky what's the point?
 
I just thought it was really funny to see a review of the BIG debut for Sprint and see the iPhone smoke it .... and see the newsgirl try and just talk her way past it and move on... quickly
 
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Sprint has been talking about WiMax for years. The only problem is that the network equipment (base stations) are VERY costly for the network operators; therefore the roll-out across the nation will be very slow. Lucky Baltimorers! (jealous)

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at least they started it in a challenging area, it definitely shows promise but as someone who still doesnt have 3g in my area, which used to be the fastest growing area in the US, i think we need to have decent 3g coverage before just jumping to 4g
 
even if it works 45 a month is a lot, we already have people screaming bloody murder for AT&Ts increase

Amen. I especially think it was crap for people outside of 3G areas. Very similar to paying the DSL price even if you only had dial-up access in your area. I'm sticking with my $20 EDGE plan until I can get a huge deal selling my iPhone, AT&T finds a way to lower prices, or I just gotta have 3G. :)

AT&T and others should really worry more about getting 3G in more places before jumping to 4G/WiMax.
 
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