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Originally Posted by guccilvr
Verizon already has LTE in several larger markets. While that means that it won't be fully deployed until 2012, it's hardly going to be unable to be upgraded. While this has nothing to do with cell speeds, Verizon is already testing it on home based internet with speeds of 50Mbps+. They're expecting it to mean double the current 4g speed for cell users.
Either way, I'll never go to sprint because they suck huge donkey dick that was fucking goat ass.  |
Pfsh, maybe if you live in the middle of nowhere... I haven't actually been on Sprint yet, but looking at CNet's independent coverage map, Sprint is very good for urban markets, and it also allows for roaming on Verizon for free, so there's really no disincentive. Unless, of course, you prefer to be on the most expensive carrier instead of the least expensive
They did suck quite a bit years ago, but they've gotten their act together. People just have long memories when it comes to cell carriers - probably because of the 2 year contracts.
While I like WiMax for 4G, I certainly like GSM over CDMA, so Sprint and Verizon both lose there.