Review: HTC EVO 4G LTE for Sprint
Top message: Say It's Not So. by Slammer
Replying to: Re: Say It's Not So. by Eric M. Zeman
Re: Say It's Not So.
Eric,
Thanks for the candid response. I really meant no disrespect.
There is no question that speeds are important to most people. I understand the speed annoyance. That's the problem with spoiling ourselves with the newest technology. Unfortunately, the 4G moniker is currently all transitional right now. Other carrier'sv"4g" phones cannot access 4G in many of their respective networks yet either, So I guess it's important to segregate the broadband technology from the internal aspects of the device reviewed until "4G" has made its way as a common ground for everyone otherwise it will be carrier vs carrier rather than the actual phone content.
I would like to thank you for understanding my beef. I just wanted to clarify that this phone is a killer offering regardless of accessing LTE or not. Setting the speeds aside, HTC has once again produced another winner for Sprint customers.
John B.
Thanks for the candid response. I really meant no disrespect.
There is no question that speeds are important to most people. I understand the speed annoyance. That's the problem with spoiling ourselves with the newest technology. Unfortunately, the 4G moniker is currently all transitional right now. Other carrier'sv"4g" phones cannot access 4G in many of their respective networks yet either, So I guess it's important to segregate the broadband technology from the internal aspects of the device reviewed until "4G" has made its way as a common ground for everyone otherwise it will be carrier vs carrier rather than the actual phone content.
I would like to thank you for understanding my beef. I just wanted to clarify that this phone is a killer offering regardless of accessing LTE or not. Setting the speeds aside, HTC has once again produced another winner for Sprint customers.
John B.
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