The Only Time I'm Sorry I Chose The S3

[zachavm]

Sprint is allowing you on the towers as they come live, whereas tmobile is holding them out until the city is complete.

Completely different schools of thought.

This is the initial release. It's different. I'm in OKC and people here are allowed on the 1900Mhz HSPA+ as it comes live. It's all about how it's rolling out.

 

[lightsleeper23]

Sprint lies about their coverage I think. They advertise full wimax coverage in my city, but I almost NEVER could get a wimax signal. And the 3G averaged like 200 to 600kbps tops. I never saw 1mbps. People tell me "oh salt lake city isn't a big enough city, they're not going to devote the kind of resources there that they would in a REAL city". Well then they shouldn't advertise it as such. T-Mobile has no problem delivering the promised coverage here. I get 4G everywhere I go, even inside of big buildings.

Maybe they all stretch the truth about their coverage, all I know is in my area both companies advertise good coverage but only T-Mobile delivers. I know att has way more coverage than T-Mobile and I would use them, but since they're more expensive and T-Mobile is great where I live, I'm with T-Mobile.

 

[thebryceee]

Supposedly Vegas is only 2x5 MHz until they merge with Metro PCS, then they can be up to 40 MHz in some cities. But this is LTE in Vegas right now. AZ is the closest server at the moment for some reason.