Sprint's presence at CES is Dissapointing!
Now were are the revolutionary wireless devices that have been announced by all of the other carriers?
My contract is up in April, and with NOTHING exciting coming to Sprint and possibly keeping me with them, looks like I will have to leave their dependable network and good coverage because they don't have the devices to run on said network!
Sprint you really disappoint me! Time to jump ship!
My contract is up in April, and with NOTHING exciting coming to Sprint and possibly keeping me with them, looks like I will have to leave their dependable network and good coverage because they don't have the devices to run on said network!
Sprint you really disappoint me! Time to jump ship!
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Have fun debating who has the larger 3g network while we enjoy our 4g. I know you're going to say LTE is going to be faster, have fun waiting for it.
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My concerns aren't the overdrive. HotSpots mean nothing to me. If Sprint wants me to renew my contract and my decade of loyalty to the company, they need to release better wireless devices. While AT&T is talking about a new slew of Android phones to their lineup, T-Mobile and Verizon grab the Nexus One... Sprint is talking about some hotspot device. Well done Sprint!
Oh, and I hear they showed almost 20 minutes of Mario Batalli cooking during their keynote. Is this company turning into a joke?
Oh, and I hear they showed almost 20 minutes of Mario Batalli cooking during their keynote. Is this company turning into a joke?
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I personally will take a slightly older device that runs well than the wizz bang top of the line delux 3000 with slow data and 30% dropped call rates but that is just me. If your constantly chasing the latest and greatest you will never be satisfied, there will always be sompthing newer than what you have. Find a phone that does what you need it to do, make sure you get the coverage you need (carrier will change depending on location), once you have determined what phones and companies can provide this, find the best price. I bet a lot of people will find that Sprint will fill these requirements.
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att said they will release android and sprint already has it. att said they will launch webos and sprint already has it. how often do you change devices? how long have you had your current device? i hate to say it, but it sounds like you're just looking for something to complain about. look at the plans with att and verizon and you'll pay more for a phone that does the same things you can get with sprint.it's up to you though, is it worth paying $500-$1000 over the length of your next contract? for a device you may not even use to it's fullest potential?
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