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Well, if Sprint can get Nextel's customer service, and drop its own system it will be a good thing. Looking at the coverage maps they both seem to cover major cities and some of the interstates, so it really isn't going to help coverage area much at all. Sprint also has the walkie talkie feature, that is every bit as good as Nextels (according to customers), but with limited advertising in business rags, nobody knows about it. I'm not sure Verizon was ever able to get theirs fixed, when it came out it was complete garbage because they rushed it to market.
The one thing Sprint has done well is plan for the future network upgrades and choosing CDMA to start with. With their upgrade to "3G" technology they also set up their network for future growth as well.
It should be intresting, because Nextel's upgrade is going to cost them a bundle.
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