Sprint to Expand Its 4G Footprint, Offer More 4G Devices
I thought this was supposed to be nationwide LAST year?
Hey Sprint, why don't you wait a little longer so we can ignore you completely?
bluecoyote said:
Hey Sprint, why don't you wait a little longer so we can ignore you completely?
I have quoted you for two reasons.
1) so I can isolate the poster that I am commenting to and
2)So you can see what...
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bluecoyote said:
Hey Sprint, why don't you wait a little longer so we can ignore you completely?
Dont listen to this idiot!
What I'm confused about is how a measley 2-4mbps, the current real world speed for WiMax, or so that's what I hear, is considered "4G".
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Have we forgotten Portland, OR
Wimax is available in Portland and has been for a few months. It has a footprint from Battleground, WA to Wilsonville, OR including all of Portland's suburbs.
It is selling very well and has received excellent reviews from all of the Portland news channels. It is marketed as Clear
It's flat rate pricing gives Comcast competition on fast internet.
It is selling very well and has received excellent reviews from all of the Portland news channels. It is marketed as Clear
It's flat rate pricing gives Comcast competition on fast internet.
We haven't forgotten but until Sprint annouces the Portland market we cant count it in this disscussion even though Clear is a Sprint product.
So basically you had nothing remotely positive or even important to contribute and just wasted 30 seconds of my life by me clicking on your post. Thanks for that. And for those of us who actually care and follow this, it is good news.
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For as much as we all beat up on Sprint (and I'm including myself here), they are the first ones to roll out 4G and it looks like they're going to have a pretty solid 4G foot print by the time Att & Big Red come out with LTE. With that being said, I'm...
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Last I checked Sprint is tied with Verizon in call quality in the West and is exceeding Verizon nationwide. Would you call that a screw up? BY the way, what part of the network has Sprint screwed up??
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