I seriously can't wait for this to hit Sprint. I'll probably upgrade to the Unlimited Plan as well when it drops.
Just saw the article though about it might coming to AT&T. Just curious...why would anyone get it on AT&T when their unlimited plan is like 30 dollars MORE? And thats without some other things that Sprint includes in their plan.
Because i want REAL MMS, ability to talk and surf at the same time, and the ability to quickly swap out to another device when i want.
Also....you can have the touch pro and have internet for the same price as the 450 everything pack on sprint. Not everyone needs text messages or early NW.
Trolling fail. Bringing up the towers (when there are so many other actually good indicators of your basic point) only shows your ignorance of the industry. Good job, sir.
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I seriously can't wait for this to hit Sprint. I'll probably upgrade to the Unlimited Plan as well when it drops.
Just saw the article though about it might coming to AT&T. Just curious...why would anyone get it on AT&T when their unlimited plan is like 30 dollars MORE? And thats without some other things that Sprint includes in their plan.
Because if you were keeping track of Sprint, you would know that they are selling off their towers like iPhone 1's on e-bay. Sprint is dying slowly.
Because, especially where I live, AT&T has MUCH better service than sprint, near my high school sprint has no service, AT&T has HSDPA
Because i want REAL MMS, ability to talk and surf at the same time, and the ability to quickly swap out to another device when i want.
Also....you can have the touch pro and have internet for the same price as the 450 everything pack on sprint. Not everyone needs text messages or early NW.
HSDPA is crap compared to Sprint's WiMAX
Because there is a huge amount of WiMax coverage in the US, and MANY fine devices capable of utilising it
@Laughing Man
Trolling fail. Bringing up the towers (when there are so many other actually good indicators of your basic point) only shows your ignorance of the industry. Good job, sir.