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Android? Check! IPhone (sigh)? Check! LTE? On the way: Sprint converts its network to LTE, plans 'aggressive rollout' to be completed by 2013 -- Engadget

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demonfurbie

dont forget unlimited voice/txt/data at 110 a month (add tax) for all smart phones even iPhones

id still do android and hook it up it to a system, setup nat hook up the natted connection to a wireless hub

but over all its about coverage i guess

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demonfurbie wrote: »

dont forget unlimited voice/txt/data at 110 a month (add tax) for all smart phones even iPhones

id still do android and hook it up it to a system, setup nat hook up the natted connection to a wireless hub

but over all its about coverage i guess

I've had Sprint for about 2 years now and I've never really had a problem with coverage. I know of one place where there is a bad tower exchange when I'm driving home and if I'm on a call it is usually dropped, but other than that I have only had a few dropped calls and only ran into a couple times where my phone went roaming or lost service and that was due to literally being in the middle of nowhere. I used to tease a coworker because he had to stand by the window to make a phone call with his AT&T iPhone while I could start a conversation at my desk, go downstaris, into the parking ramp, up to my car, and not lose signal.

But yes, by far the best plan for your buck.