varsityhacker
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Wow Sprint is a joke of a network. Who cares about the everything plan with speeds like that, you couldn't use more then 5gb's in a month anyway.
most of the time I'm surrounded by free wifi so I hardly ever take advantage of 3g/4g coverage. I'm with Sprint due to unlimited data.
Wow Sprint is a joke of a network. Who cares about the everything plan with speeds like that, you couldn't use more then 5gb's in a month anyway.
I had thought about switching to Sprint a short while back until I went into a local Sprint store and did a network speed comparison.
We currently have USCellular and I started a download of Angry Birds on both my phone and an Evo 4G LTE.
I was able to download, install and start playing on my phone before the download had hit 25% on the Evo.
I had heard that the Sprint 3G left a bad taste in peoples mouths, I just did not realize it tasted like that.
Needless to say, I am still shopping around, but looking at AT&T since their 4G LTE is live in St. Louis and it screams.
That's weird I use over 5gb a lot with sprint's 3g
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Wow Sprint is a joke of a network. Who cares about the everything plan with speeds like that, you couldn't use more then 5gb's in a month anyway.
I'm jealous. I'm lucky to break 500kbps down at home. Uploads are between 100-200k.
Where did you find out that late 2013 was the LTE date for your area? I'm in Boise and can't get any info on when LTE might be here. Our 3G sucks, too!
Damn, you get those speeds on 3G? Nice...
I was no where near those speeds.
I travel all over the country for work and a lot of cities acutally have great 3G service, but a lot others don't. As many of you know, Sprint is working on upgrading all of their networks right now. Many of the cities with good 3G have not even been upgraded yet. It really depends where you are. We hear about it a lot on the forums because it something people tend to be vocal about. My 3G speeds are very incosistent, sometimes great, sometimes between 100-300kbps (not unusable), but I know Sprint is currently working on Network Vision upgrades in my market so that can affect speeds as new equipment is installed and tested. I have been to some areas where I can barely pull 50kbps. The upside is this will all be fixed and the network will be much faster and more robust, capacity and coverage is being increased exponentially.
Yeah 3G is really slow theses days. I get about the same. I recall a bit over a year ago I could stream Hulu movies to my laptop while tethered on the road without so much as a buffering hic up. No more, and that was using a BB no less. LTE can't get here soon enough.