T-Mobile Verizon or ?

[5Toes]

I use Sprint. I get unlimited data, text, all that BS, 3 lines with 1500 shared free mobile to mobile (we have never in 4 years even come close to hitting the ceiling) and our bill with all the fees, taxes and other BS is about $120

Damn thats cheap. Is it an old plan or what?

[5Toes]

Lets actually talk plans though. I think GSM is fine for me, my shitty samsung slider is a GSM, and the calls are bad quality, now I know why. But I hardly ever call anyone.

[s0urce]

I'm all about Sprint and the Evo 4g right now. With 4g enabled I'm pulling down 1mbps up/down throughout all of Los Angeles. It's good shit. Great phone, cheap plan. Unlimited data, mobile-mobile, texting etc.

Also, when you sign up for sprint tell them you're a Time Warner Cable or UPS employee and they'll knock 25% off your monthly bill -- no questions asked.

No other carrier can beat the monthly savings of sprint, or their 4g speeds.

[5Toes]

Hmm, I hear sprint 4g is slower. Some guy on t mobile pulled 4mb/s in Chicago on T Mobile on a G2

[b*saint]

tmobile is cool because I can connect to my home network and call out via my home network.

[Stoner Sam23]

Most cellphone companies use eachothers towers now since roaming is basically free. That means do you prefer GSM or CDMA? both have advantages and disadvantages. Sprint is cheap CDMA and has a great selection of smartphones. Girlfriend has an AT&T Iphone and gets shit service in rual VA. so I'm with sprint!

[s0urce]

Hmm, I hear sprint 4g is slower. Some guy on t mobile pulled 4mb/s in Chicago on T Mobile on a G2

Yea, it depends upon your area. Until the other carriers can offer an unlimited data plan like Sprint I feel it's really a moot point.

[5Toes]

Wait a minute.

GSM is better for ruralness? I have a GSM... i was texting on my flight to Alaska. I got service 30,000 feet up... Yeah is GSM what most smartphones are (Droid, G2, Blackberry?)

CDMA is better call quality and what else?

[5Toes]

And every carrier has unlimited data plans...

[b*saint]

Sprint sucks major ass imo. I've had it for a work phone for 2 years and have brought it all over the united states in the biggest corn fields and the tallest mountains. Verizon is the best if you want reception, not the best if you want data.

[z31maniac]

I'm all about Sprint and the Evo 4g right now. With 4g enabled I'm pulling down 1mbps up/down throughout all of Los Angeles. It's good shit. Great phone, cheap plan. Unlimited data, mobile-mobile, texting etc.

Also, when you sign up for sprint tell them you're a Time Warner Cable or UPS employee and they'll knock 25% off your monthly bill -- no questions asked.

No other carrier can beat the monthly savings of sprint, or their 4g speeds.

Depending on where I'm at in Tulsa I get .7-2mbps down.

And that's WITHOUT 4G.

[Stoner Sam23]

Wait a minute.

GSM is better for ruralness? I have a GSM... i was texting on my flight to Alaska. I got service 30,000 feet up... Yeah is GSM what most smartphones are (Droid, G2, Blackberry?)

CDMA is better call quality and what else?

I have found that CDMA has ALOT more coverage in my area... Both networks have strong and weak areas and that explains why everyone has different reviews on different networks. I just laugh everytime someone says verison is better than sprint or at&t is better than tmobile becuase they all use the same signal. they could just be misguided by the hardware.

[Pinepig]

Depending on where I'm at in Tulsa I get .7-2mbps down.

And that's WITHOUT 4G.

That's some sad shit, I get 2.5 to 3 on AT&T here.

It's all about location, my bud is on sprint with an EVO and he did a speed test in front of his house the other day on 4G and scored an 8+mbps down.

[accident]

heeter is retarded. :D

you've always been able to text while on a CDMA voice call. ALWAYS. MMS messages dont work while on a voice call, but SMS does.

[Ryan Stewart]

Hmm, I hear sprint 4g is slower. Some guy on t mobile pulled 4mb/s in Chicago on T Mobile on a G2

Salright



Got a friend that is a clear engineer and he can easily double that. Hackers are hoping to unthrottle it.