neodorian
Android Expert
Class action lawsuit anyone? It's never a good idea to make people pay extra fees for something can't access. lol
No, but what's going to happen is that people will decide not to get the phone. Why bother if you can't use the 4G you have to pay for? Rather than getting Wimax-ready devices into as many hands as possible, Sprint shot themselves in the foot.
Now this will just be purchased by people like us who wanted it anyway rather than anyone who figured they would be able to use it if they happen to be in a 4G area.
When wifi radios started becoming standard in laptops without PCMCIA cards and such, hotspots started popping up all over and before long it was the norm.
They should have focused on getting Wimax-ready handsets into as many hands as possible in order to define the new standard for 4G wireless.
While your at it, maybe create your own mobile hot spot app as well 