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  • July 23, 2011 at 10:06 AM #713400
    CDMA ENG
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    [quote=flu][quote=SmellsFeeshy]Well I think you guys have convinced me to hold out for a true 4G/LTE phone. My contract is up in four months so it won’t be too long from now anyways. If AT&T has their LTE network up by then (which I guessing is highly unlikely) then perhaps I’ll stick with them, otherwise I’ll probably be looking into VZW/Sprint phones in a couple of months.[/quote]

    CDMAENG and AN!!!!! I needed more people to buy some of these android phones so I can make more money…Sheesh, thanks for nothing!

    :)[/quote]

    I LOVE MY ANDROID PHONE FOR THE RECORD! PEOPLE BUY MORE SO I CAN GET MY BELOVED APPS ON THEM! THE MORE PEOPLE BUY THE GREATER THE SUPPORT…

    ALSO FLU HAS HIS EYES ON THE AUDI S8 AND HIS WINE CELLAR HAS GROWN THIN OF CHATEU MONTELANA, OPUS, DUCKHORN. A MAN CAN NOT LIVE LIKE THIS! PLEASE SUPPORT FLU IN HIS ENDEAVORS TO PROPERLY DEVELOP HIS WINE PALLET!

    Thank you and god bless…

    😛

    CE

    July 23, 2011 at 11:31 AM #712210
    exsdgal
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    Thank you flu.

    I did not know about the ATT version of Nexus S. Hopefully Samsung would be able to swap the chip/module from my first generation T-Mobile device.

    July 23, 2011 at 11:31 AM #712306
    exsdgal
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    Thank you flu.

    I did not know about the ATT version of Nexus S. Hopefully Samsung would be able to swap the chip/module from my first generation T-Mobile device.

    July 23, 2011 at 11:31 AM #712905
    exsdgal
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    Thank you flu.

    I did not know about the ATT version of Nexus S. Hopefully Samsung would be able to swap the chip/module from my first generation T-Mobile device.

    July 23, 2011 at 11:31 AM #713057
    exsdgal
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    Thank you flu.

    I did not know about the ATT version of Nexus S. Hopefully Samsung would be able to swap the chip/module from my first generation T-Mobile device.

    July 23, 2011 at 11:31 AM #713415
    exsdgal
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    Thank you flu.

    I did not know about the ATT version of Nexus S. Hopefully Samsung would be able to swap the chip/module from my first generation T-Mobile device.

    July 23, 2011 at 6:59 PM #712230
    CardiffBaseball
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    Well I have Sprint here in Orlando. The family plan, and unlimited everything was too tempting to pass up.

    Looking back I might have thought more seriously about Verizon. 4G is cool but it seems I can’t hardly take advantage of it. WiMax just will not penetrate buildings as far as I can tell. It’s kind of nice if I am at a baseball game at my kid’s high school, I am usually close to full 4G, so it’s a lot of fun when I can get it.

    However the office, I can’t get it. What really stinks is back in the crapper at my house I have trouble with Wi-fi in my house and barely get 3G so often times I can’t surf while TCOB. Disappointing.

    Still I like the EVO. I just know that Clearwire doesn’t seem to be doing anything to expand around here, so I am pretty much stuck for two years where I can wait and see what happens. 4G also worked great over at Universal the other day which makes waiting in line not so painful.

    July 23, 2011 at 6:59 PM #712326
    CardiffBaseball
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    Well I have Sprint here in Orlando. The family plan, and unlimited everything was too tempting to pass up.

    Looking back I might have thought more seriously about Verizon. 4G is cool but it seems I can’t hardly take advantage of it. WiMax just will not penetrate buildings as far as I can tell. It’s kind of nice if I am at a baseball game at my kid’s high school, I am usually close to full 4G, so it’s a lot of fun when I can get it.

    However the office, I can’t get it. What really stinks is back in the crapper at my house I have trouble with Wi-fi in my house and barely get 3G so often times I can’t surf while TCOB. Disappointing.

    Still I like the EVO. I just know that Clearwire doesn’t seem to be doing anything to expand around here, so I am pretty much stuck for two years where I can wait and see what happens. 4G also worked great over at Universal the other day which makes waiting in line not so painful.

    July 23, 2011 at 6:59 PM #712925
    CardiffBaseball
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    Well I have Sprint here in Orlando. The family plan, and unlimited everything was too tempting to pass up.

    Looking back I might have thought more seriously about Verizon. 4G is cool but it seems I can’t hardly take advantage of it. WiMax just will not penetrate buildings as far as I can tell. It’s kind of nice if I am at a baseball game at my kid’s high school, I am usually close to full 4G, so it’s a lot of fun when I can get it.

    However the office, I can’t get it. What really stinks is back in the crapper at my house I have trouble with Wi-fi in my house and barely get 3G so often times I can’t surf while TCOB. Disappointing.

    Still I like the EVO. I just know that Clearwire doesn’t seem to be doing anything to expand around here, so I am pretty much stuck for two years where I can wait and see what happens. 4G also worked great over at Universal the other day which makes waiting in line not so painful.

    July 23, 2011 at 6:59 PM #713077
    CardiffBaseball
    Participant

    Well I have Sprint here in Orlando. The family plan, and unlimited everything was too tempting to pass up.

    Looking back I might have thought more seriously about Verizon. 4G is cool but it seems I can’t hardly take advantage of it. WiMax just will not penetrate buildings as far as I can tell. It’s kind of nice if I am at a baseball game at my kid’s high school, I am usually close to full 4G, so it’s a lot of fun when I can get it.

    However the office, I can’t get it. What really stinks is back in the crapper at my house I have trouble with Wi-fi in my house and barely get 3G so often times I can’t surf while TCOB. Disappointing.

    Still I like the EVO. I just know that Clearwire doesn’t seem to be doing anything to expand around here, so I am pretty much stuck for two years where I can wait and see what happens. 4G also worked great over at Universal the other day which makes waiting in line not so painful.

    July 23, 2011 at 6:59 PM #713435
    CardiffBaseball
    Participant

    Well I have Sprint here in Orlando. The family plan, and unlimited everything was too tempting to pass up.

    Looking back I might have thought more seriously about Verizon. 4G is cool but it seems I can’t hardly take advantage of it. WiMax just will not penetrate buildings as far as I can tell. It’s kind of nice if I am at a baseball game at my kid’s high school, I am usually close to full 4G, so it’s a lot of fun when I can get it.

    However the office, I can’t get it. What really stinks is back in the crapper at my house I have trouble with Wi-fi in my house and barely get 3G so often times I can’t surf while TCOB. Disappointing.

    Still I like the EVO. I just know that Clearwire doesn’t seem to be doing anything to expand around here, so I am pretty much stuck for two years where I can wait and see what happens. 4G also worked great over at Universal the other day which makes waiting in line not so painful.

    August 23, 2011 at 5:02 PM #723328
    briansd1
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    So, the stressed-out, anxious, consumer that I am just got the Samsung Infuse. It has 4G and and I was require to change to 4G plan which is the same price.

    I gotta say it’s nice. How times have changed from just a couple years ago? I used to be an iPhone fan, but not so much anymore.

    The Infuse is nice and large, fast. It’s lighter than the iPhone. (I don’t particular care for the glass front and back of the iPhone because they break easily)

    I’m still playing with the Infuse.

    I heard from people in the industry that Samsung people work very hard and make nice products.

    August 23, 2011 at 5:02 PM #723419
    briansd1
    Guest

    So, the stressed-out, anxious, consumer that I am just got the Samsung Infuse. It has 4G and and I was require to change to 4G plan which is the same price.

    I gotta say it’s nice. How times have changed from just a couple years ago? I used to be an iPhone fan, but not so much anymore.

    The Infuse is nice and large, fast. It’s lighter than the iPhone. (I don’t particular care for the glass front and back of the iPhone because they break easily)

    I’m still playing with the Infuse.

    I heard from people in the industry that Samsung people work very hard and make nice products.

    August 23, 2011 at 5:02 PM #724012
    briansd1
    Guest

    So, the stressed-out, anxious, consumer that I am just got the Samsung Infuse. It has 4G and and I was require to change to 4G plan which is the same price.

    I gotta say it’s nice. How times have changed from just a couple years ago? I used to be an iPhone fan, but not so much anymore.

    The Infuse is nice and large, fast. It’s lighter than the iPhone. (I don’t particular care for the glass front and back of the iPhone because they break easily)

    I’m still playing with the Infuse.

    I heard from people in the industry that Samsung people work very hard and make nice products.

    August 23, 2011 at 5:02 PM #724165
    briansd1
    Guest

    So, the stressed-out, anxious, consumer that I am just got the Samsung Infuse. It has 4G and and I was require to change to 4G plan which is the same price.

    I gotta say it’s nice. How times have changed from just a couple years ago? I used to be an iPhone fan, but not so much anymore.

    The Infuse is nice and large, fast. It’s lighter than the iPhone. (I don’t particular care for the glass front and back of the iPhone because they break easily)

    I’m still playing with the Infuse.

    I heard from people in the industry that Samsung people work very hard and make nice products.

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