iPhone 5?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by GordonGekko

I actually did this is as well, though I used a piece of software call Odin or something like that and I managed to reset it. I didn't think Sprint was going to be able to help and thought I was fooked. This is a good example of the flexibility of Android, the phone worked good as new (now I do not root anymore).

Yeah, Odin is a lifesaver for Samsung devices.

Its next to impossible to permanently brick a Samsung.

At the time, I didn't know I could fix it with Odin.

[Gary]

Going back a bit to the Sprint vs. other networks discussion, this is why I switched away from Sprint last week:
http://www.dailytech.com/Sprint+is+B...ticle24494.htm

A technician at the Sprint store acknowledged to us that Sprint is having considerable problems within their network and is rebuilding the entire 3g network. An old high school friend that works for Sprint as an account rep. confirmed that. She said they hope to have things straightened out in a couple of years.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Gary

Going back a bit to the Sprint vs. other networks discussion, this is why I switched away from Sprint last week:
http://www.dailytech.com/Sprint+is+B...ticle24494.htm

A technician at the Sprint store acknowledged to us that Sprint is having considerable problems within their network and is rebuilding the entire 3g network. An old high school friend that works for Sprint as an account rep. confirmed that. She said they hope to have things straightened out in a couple of years.

Couple of years? Jeez. Glad I left them.

[Pablo]

Originally Posted by Gary

Going back a bit to the Sprint vs. other networks discussion, this is why I switched away from Sprint last week:
http://www.dailytech.com/Sprint+is+B...ticle24494.htm

A technician at the Sprint store acknowledged to us that Sprint is having considerable problems within their network and is rebuilding the entire 3g network. An old high school friend that works for Sprint as an account rep. confirmed that. She said they hope to have things straightened out in a couple of years.

I switched from Sprint to Verizon; and my girlfriend switched over from T-Mobile.

We're incredibly happy with the network. 4G nearly everywhere we go is awesome.

[SLAG]

Originally Posted by Gary

Going back a bit to the Sprint vs. other networks discussion, this is why I switched away from Sprint last week:
http://www.dailytech.com/Sprint+is+B...ticle24494.htm

A technician at the Sprint store acknowledged to us that Sprint is having considerable problems within their network and is rebuilding the entire 3g network. An old high school friend that works for Sprint as an account rep. confirmed that. She said they hope to have things straightened out in a couple of years.

Fact of the matter is that sprint store employees are clueless and this article from April does not address how sprint has been and is continuing to build out LTE as well.

Sprint store rep told me not to expect LTE until March - LTE has been lighting up around Chicago Land since july / aug. - Its been at my house the last few week.

As users are upgraded to LTE Devices the Wimax and 3G networks will have the load offset

If sprint got really crappy in your area it seems that service goes down as they are adding new towers.

Use to have terrible voice service at my house but now that LTE is my area my Voice and 3G speeds are way better now too

Anyway FYI

[DBOSHO]

Originally Posted by Dave

Yeah, Odin is a lifesaver for Samsung devices.

Its next to impossible to permanently brick a Samsung.

At the time, I didn't know I could fix it with Odin.

Well shit i couldve used you when i ****ed my s2 skyrocket up