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Skeezy posted:A working Youtube app I haven't spent a lot of time with the Nexus S so I was curious as a EVO owner. I did notice the screen difference, but I felt like I could get use to it. That said I am so use to the EVO screen that I don't like the EVO 3D screen dimensions (I know same size overall but it is too long and not wide enough looking). When is your next upgrade date? nate fisher fucked around with this message at 17:58 on Aug 23, 2011 |
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nate fisher posted:I haven't spent a lot of time with the Nexus S so I was curious as a EVO owner. I did notice the screen difference, but I felt like I could get use to it. That said I am so use to the EVO screen that I don't like the EVO 3D screen dimensions (I know same size overall but it is too long and not wide enough looking). When is your next upgrade date? September 1, 2012
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Skeezy posted:After like a week with that Nexus all it makes me want is my EVO back. I don't hate the phone but it's like missing an old friend, I need the EVO back somehow. Why are you talking to Sprint. Just flip the Nexus S on cl and buy an EVO. They go for about the same price.
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Skeezy posted:September 1, 2012 Ouch! I have one from June 2011, but I am saving it for the Nexus Prime.
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Skeezy posted:A working Youtube app I'l straight up trade my unlocked Evo for your Nexus S. let me know. Edit: Sent you a PM with my contact info. Duckman2008 fucked around with this message at 18:48 on Aug 23, 2011 |
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Duckman2008 posted:I'l straight up trade my unlocked Evo for your Nexus S. let me know. Cool beans sent you an email with my info.
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# ? Aug 23, 2011 19:10 |
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If this is true, hello new phone. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903327904576526690675657466.html Wall Street Journal posted:Sprint Nextel Corp. will begin selling the iPhone 5 in mid-October, people familiar with the matter said, closing a huge hole in the No. 3 U.S. carrier's lineup and giving Apple Inc. another channel for selling its popular phone.
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dexplosivo posted:If this is true, hello new phone. Please lord be true.
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dexplosivo posted:If this is true, hello new phone. So it will be the iPhone 5 not the iPhone 4S? If the screen is bigger (like rumors have said it is suppose to cover the whole phone) I might use one of my upgrades to pick one up. I still think the Nexus Prime will be a better phone (plus I am person that loves flashing ROMS) so I will still get the Prime, I just will give the iPhone to another member of the family when it comes out.
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I'm sure it's happened, but I can't recall the WSJ ever being wrong with Apple rumours. They were right about the Verizon iPhone.
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frumpsnake posted:I'm sure it's happened, but I can't recall the WSJ ever being wrong with Apple rumours. They were right about the Verizon iPhone. If it is I will be back at Sprint very, very quickly. gently caress AT&T and their sorry asses.
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nate fisher posted:So it will be the iPhone 5 not the iPhone 4S? No one knows. I'd bet good money on them getting the latest model(s) in conjunction with Verizon/AT&T, but I doubt they'd get last year's iPhone 4. frumpsnake posted:I'm sure it's happened, but I can't recall the WSJ ever being wrong with Apple rumours. They were right about the Verizon iPhone. If the WSJ is reporting it, it's almost a certainty. They're not going to publish any rumor unless it's a sure thing.
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My question is, will it be a 4G phone?
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Lovie Unsmith posted:My question is, will it be a 4G phone? I would be stunned if it were I've heard that it'll be the 5 plus the new 8GB iPhone 4 for the midrange crowd
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Time to buy some sprint stock.
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Lovie Unsmith posted:My question is, will it be a 4G phone? This says no and it's pretty recent. http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/22/iphone-5-dual-mode-cdma-gsm/ But it's tough to tell, it's all rumors right now.
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900ftjesus posted:This says no and it's pretty recent. There is no way that apple is reengineering a phone to throw a WIMAX chip in there. I just can't see them doing that. Is Sprint's LTE network going to be on the same frequency as their WIMAX?
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# ? Aug 24, 2011 04:06 |
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I thought Sprint was going to re-purpose the iDEN network frequency for LTE.
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# ? Aug 24, 2011 04:16 |
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Arg, and my upgrade isn't until May of next year. Oh well, my Evo is still in near-new shape after a year and its a good phone overall.
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Q_res posted:I thought Sprint was going to re-purpose the iDEN network frequency for LTE. Anything with 4G and especially LTE is a big fat unknown with Sprint. I've heard rumors that network vision is behind, but those are big fat rumors from one sprint tech. Honestly, its almost apple ish as in no one knows until the CEO steps out and says something. Auron posted:Arg, and my upgrade isn't until May of next year. Oh well, my Evo is still in near-new shape after a year and its a good phone overall. I'll admit I am lucky to upgrade phones quicker through a variety of means, but I do have to say my Evo would have served me fine for another year if needed. I like dualcore / new poo poo, but I do think phones are starting to plateau in power over all. Someone made a point that battery life is the next thing to improve on, which would be nice.
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# ? Aug 24, 2011 04:23 |
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Just talked to someone today who's using a Samsung Exclaim, what the hell? I didn't even know that was an actual phone. Long shot, has anyone had an issue with the Exclaim not receiving texts unless you place a call?
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Q_res posted:I thought Sprint was going to re-purpose the iDEN network frequency for LTE. In the short-medium term, the SMR (iDEN) band is going to be repurposed for CDMA service. The Samsung Trender and Evo 3D have SMR-band CDMA support, not sure about any others.
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Alman posted:Just talked to someone today who's using a Samsung Exclaim, what the hell? I didn't even know that was an actual phone. Long shot, has anyone had an issue with the Exclaim not receiving texts unless you place a call? The exclaim is one of the worst phones ever produced. The answer is likely the phone is having a problem. The solution is honestly to get a new phone. gently caress the exclaim.
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So this administrative fee thing, I asked ecare if I could get my upgrade bumped up as my phone is making GBS threads itself. No go. They will let me cancel though, what the gently caress is that? My upgrade isn't TERRIBLY far away anyway, 7 months or something. Jerks.
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ddogflex posted:They will let me cancel though, what the gently caress is that? In short, if you want to continue your phone service with Sprint, you have to agree to their fee changes. But if you can't tolerate the fee change, this gives you a way to leave Sprint. In no way is it a means to keep your service with Sprint and get a free upgrade.
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ExcessBLarg! posted:The increased Administrative Fee is a "materially adverse" change to your contract with Sprint. You can either: continue your contract and phone service, which means you implicitly agree to the change; or if you disagree with the change, you can terminate the contract and phone service without penalty. Because companies would rather lose a customer than give them a few month bump in an upgrade? I didn't realize that was ridiculous of me. Sorry. I mean, I'm not going to quit either way, and they are obviously banking on that, but it seems like the few people that ask something like this they would throw a bone to. They bump people's upgrades all the time without any "materially adverse" change to their contract. I guess me not being a dick about it or calling retentions is the problem.
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ddogflex posted:Because companies would rather lose a customer than give them a few month bump in an upgrade? I didn't realize that was ridiculous of me. Sorry.
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Duckman2008 posted:The exclaim is one of the worst phones ever produced. The answer is likely the phone is having a problem. The solution is honestly to get a new phone. gently caress the exclaim. Kinda what I figured but I went ahead and submitted a ticket for them anyway. Maybe they'll provide some upgrade credits or something
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WoG posted:They wouldn't "rather lose a customer"; you aren't leaving either way. They called your bluff on that absurd demand, and the only real mystery is why you thought we would sympathize. I wasn't looking for sympathy? I also didn't bluff on anything? I didn't say I would cancel or anything to the effect. And asking for a upgrade with 25% of your contract left isn't exactly "absurd".
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ddogflex posted:Because companies would rather lose a customer than give them a few month bump in an upgrade? I didn't realize that was ridiculous of me. Sorry. Get them to nullify your contract and then call Retentions.
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Some SERO questions: I have an old school $30/month SERO plan. Can I buy a really nice 4G phone (with no sprint discounts, etc) and switch my service to that phone without having to upgrade to the $50/month new SERO plan? Or will it be treated the same as if I had bought it with Sprint renewal discounts? Also, can I add a line to my SERO account? Sorry if these questions have already been addressed. I've skimmed through the thread a bit, but it's one long freaking thread! And thank you.
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The only phones you can put on $30 SERO, no matter how you buy them, are dumbphones and maaaaybe the TP2. Non-4G smartphones require the $40 SERO-P, and 4G phones require that plus the 4G fee.
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That's lame because I have a smart phone right now. I have the HTC Touch Pro. I got it right before they shut down SERO. It's a nice little phone, but I have phone envy for my boyfriend's Android.
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ddogflex posted:Because companies would rather lose a customer than give them a few month bump in an upgrade? You can capitalize on the bail-without-penalty bit to get an upgrade if you port your line to another carrier, add a line under someone else's account, and port your number back. Hell you can even profit with the port credit. But you can't create a new account for yourself within 60 days of leaving.
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Haji posted:That's lame because I have a smart phone right now. ... It's a nice little phone, but I have phone envy for my boyfriend's Android. The Samsung Reclaim might work on $30 SERO, since it's a smartphone-but-not. I'm not certain of that. While it does run Android, it's rather low powered. Perhaps strictly better than a Touch Pro, but might leave you with phone envy yet. $40/mo SERO lets you run the Optimus S, Echo, or Arrive (Windows Phone). This also includes "any mobile", so minutes to any cell phone are free, and unlimited texts (an add-on many folks, but not all, had on $30/mo SERO). $50/mo SERO lets you run anything else. Which frankly, is still the best individual-line price plan across all four nationwide US carriers. If $40/mo is just too much, you can use an Optimus V or Triumph on Virgin Mobile's Beyond Talk for $35/mo. It's 300 minutes a month total (no mobile-mobile or N&W minutes), and no roaming. Personally I think $40/mo SERO is a far better value for the extra $5/mo. Also, the recently-rumored Sprint iPhone, assuming it doesn't come with WiMAX, should be compatible with $40/mo SERO based on the current pricing. I'd be surprised if it's actually allowed, but something to consider.
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Thank you! I really appreciate the breakdown. How about adding an extra line to my SERO account? I tried when they weren't allowing people to keep their SERO accounts and almost lost mine (grr), but now that they're keeping SERO, is there any way I can add a line to my SERO account?
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I'm getting an iPhone. Was thinking new Nexus or 3D if Nexus sucks, but screw that, I like the way the iPhone feels better.
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ExcessBLarg! posted:The Samsung Reclaim might work on $30 SERO, since it's a smartphone-but-not. I'm not certain of that. While it does run Android, it's rather low powered. Perhaps strictly better than a Touch Pro, but might leave you with phone envy yet. The Reclaim does require $40 SERO; the confusion came because the $10 smartphone fee (which non-SERO users pay on all smartphones now, regardless of 3G or 4G) was waived for it. Said $10 fee is not the same $10 fee that you get charged to upgrade from SERO to SERO-P. I would be utterly shocked if they let the iPhone onto $40 SERO-P. I think the 4G fee is ultimately called "premium data" and it's charged on whatever phone Sprint wants to charge it on.
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Why is my Evo3d not updating the market? I have rebooted, wiped cache for the market and killed the market updater process and even left it sitting on the market for a while. I know I can manually update but still...
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IOwnCalculus posted:The Reclaim does require $40 SERO; the confusion came because the $10 smartphone fee (which non-SERO users pay on all smartphones now, regardless of 3G or 4G) was waived for it. Said $10 fee is not the same $10 fee that you get charged to upgrade from SERO to SERO-P. Tidbits, but the Reclaim is a lovely slider texting phone, the Replenish is likely the phone you are talking about. Blame sprint for being obnoxious with the drat names. And the Touch Pro is barely a smartphone LG seems to have two phones coming out, an optimus 2 and some 4" screen higher end phone. Both android of course.
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