Sprint better make this work with a Mac. I just ordered one so I can use it on my Mac and windows laptops, but after I ordered it, they changed the website to say that it is no longer Mac compatible.
The whole point of a USB modem is to allow it to be used on a wider variety of machines, but not supporting Macs, even though they said they would is really upsetting. Sprint has a chance to overtake Verizon with their more friendly data plans, but not supporting a group of users most likely to use this modem is not going to help.
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M. Rod Von Hugenstein @ Dec 7th 2006 10:31AM
Sprint better make this work with a Mac. I just ordered one so I can use it on my Mac and windows laptops, but after I ordered it, they changed the website to say that it is no longer Mac compatible.
The whole point of a USB modem is to allow it to be used on a wider variety of machines, but not supporting Macs, even though they said they would is really upsetting. Sprint has a chance to overtake Verizon with their more friendly data plans, but not supporting a group of users most likely to use this modem is not going to help.