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Is Sprint still using CDMA, cause VZW sure ain't (for flagships)
Sprint doesn't even have LTE yet.
Is Sprint still using CDMA, cause VZW sure ain't (for flagships)
Sprint doesn't even have LTE yet.
I have Sprint and have LTE.Sprint doesn't even have LTE yet.
Lol you're kidding!!!
I have Sprint and have LTE.
I get good speeds around where I live so I'm happy with it for now.Just cause your phone says LTE on it doesn't mean it's LTE.
How much are you paying for your plan?I get good speeds around where I live so I'm happy with it for now.
I got the best buy one unlimited everything plan for $55. Comes out to like $80 after taxes.How much are you paying for your plan?
Is Sprint still using CDMA, cause VZW sure ain't (for flagships)
How much are you paying for your plan?
I don't know if I'd ever pay that much for a plan, let alone Sprint. But if it works for you then I can't judge.I got the best buy one unlimited everything plan for $55. Comes out to like $80 after taxes.
Haha Sprint is (literally) nickel diming you every couple of months.still on DAT SERO P $50+TAX+BS = $54.xx
i swear every few months it goes up or down a few cents.
Haha Sprint is (literally) nickel diming you every couple of months.
Verizon dumping CDMA won't happen, or at least not for a long while. They will lose control of their phones if they do. I'm just saying that because Verizon is just that evil.
Isn't VZ taking serious steps to move to VoLTE in the next 1-2 years?
Isn't VZ taking serious steps to move to VoLTE in the next 1-2 years?
they have been since 2012, no clue what the hold up is.
Fuck you CDMA, fuck you CDMA, fuck you CDMA...
If there any possibility VZW will ever change away from CDMA?
So what's the difference between the Moto X and Nexus devices?
That's odd, it has worked great for me. Even got my Mom to use it and upload all of her pictures from her computer to the service and she loves it.The new Google Photos app is so bad, HTC recommends to uninstall it. Not surprising. 2 out of 3 times it fails to load anything on my phone. It's just a spinning circle. When I want to share a picture, I usually have to go to the camera app and go through the camera roll. Such a downgrade.
That's odd, it has worked great for me. Even got my Mom to use it and upload all of her pictures from her computer to the service and she loves it.
Speaking of Google Photos, it recognized my seven year old niece back to the week she was born. So damn cool.
Anyone know if Motorola is pretty good with returns on the Moto X? I'm pretty sure I want one, was going to order now because I have a coupon code and by the time it gets here the OnePlus 2 will be out. I'm thinking there's a slim chance I'll get the OnePlus 2 because it will be too expensive, but ya never know.
Yeah, it's stupid easy, even if you customized it through MotoMaker
The new Google Photos app is so bad, HTC recommends to uninstall it. Not surprising. 2 out of 3 times it fails to load anything on my phone. It's just a spinning circle. When I want to share a picture, I usually have to go to the camera app and go through the camera roll. Such a downgrade.
The new Google Photos app is so bad, HTC recommends to uninstall it. Not surprising. 2 out of 3 times it fails to load anything on my phone. It's just a spinning circle. When I want to share a picture, I usually have to go to the camera app and go through the camera roll. Such a downgrade.
Lol. And I thought about using Hangouts too.Google updating like every app BUT Hangouts on Android.
FFS Google
Oh god....my Moto X 2013 (AT&T) got its Lollipop update today!! Just finished doing a factory reset as I tend to do after these big software updates to be safe and now I'll be exploring lollipop.
I love iMore. I think they’re the best staff covering Apple today, and their content is great. But count me in with Nick Heer — their website is shit-ass. Rene Ritchie’s response acknowledges the problem, but a web page like that — Rene’s 537-word all-text response — should not weigh 14 MB.
It’s not just the download size, long initial page load time, and the ads that cover valuable screen real estate as fixed elements. The fact that these JavaScript trackers hit the network for a full-minute after the page has completely loaded is downright criminal. Advertising should have minimal effect on page load times and device battery life. Advertising should be respectful of the user’s time, attention, and battery life. The industry has gluttonously gone the other way. iMore is not the exception — they’re the norm. 10+ MB page sizes, minute-long network access, third-party networks tracking you across unrelated websites — those things are all par for the course today, even when serving pages to mobile devices. Even on a site like iMore, staffed by good people who truly have deep respect for their readers.
With Safari Content Blockers, Apple is poised to allow users to fight back. Apple has zeroed in on what we need: not a way to block ads per se, but a way to block obnoxious JavaScript code. A reckoning is coming.
I hate flashing and all that jazz. Not my thang. I've used other ad blockers built into browsers and they're never that good or really intensive.Why not run some forks of Android that have add block on a OS level. My friend has that on his One Plus and it's slick.
Thought I was the only one. I try to get phones where that isn't necessary. If I have to, I will do it.I hate flashing and all that jazz. Not my thang. I've used other ad blockers built into browsers and they're never that good or really intensive.
Heads up. ATT Wireless has the Pre-Owned Samsung Galaxy Note 3 32GB for $245.65 plus tax, but free shipping. Which makes it the same price as the Idol 3 and $50 more then the Zenfone 2. Too bad I really really hate Touchwiz :
http://www.techbargains.com/samsung-galaxy-note-3-deals#newsID457047