The Nexus One has already been confirmed for Verizon; for Sprint? Not so much. It's just that the release for VZW's version isn't known yet.
Just as how the Android platform is applauded for being open source to developers; I think the "red tape" surrounding the introduction/release of phones to the market should be slightly de-regulated a bit.
Look at Japan for example; now if you want to see some amazing cell phones/cell phone technology being put to use...look there! Why is that? Because government-wise; Japan isn't as strict and stringent on what steps have to be gone through before new technology is introduced to the public.
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The Nexus One has already been confirmed for Verizon; for Sprint? Not so much. It's just that the release for VZW's version isn't known yet.
Just as how the Android platform is applauded for being open source to developers; I think the "red tape" surrounding the introduction/release of phones to the market should be slightly de-regulated a bit.
Look at Japan for example; now if you want to see some amazing cell phones/cell phone technology being put to use...look there! Why is that? Because government-wise; Japan isn't as strict and stringent on what steps have to be gone through before new technology is introduced to the public.
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where does it say that verizon will get it... i have yet to see a post about it
Yes it is a vicious cycle.. Just sucks when there isnt a phone on the market that you think you'd wanna keep for 1 year much less 2.
apparently the Iphone users tend to believe this is true
and papped by the time supersonic comes, its still going to be a while till another carrier brings a 4g phone to the market. most likely verizon would be the 2nd
Again, Sprint was first to roll out 3g and it didn't really help them win customers.
Yeah the 5% or so tech minority might care...
Iphone 5 could release with 3g directly against wimax phones a year later than the supersonic and beat its sales anyways.
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even if its 5% the majority comes from big companies and corporations which keeps sprint on top of tech. I may be one of those 5% but with the technology they keep pushing it does matter whether you want to believe it or not. sometimes i feel like you want Sprint to fail .
I don't want Sprint to fail, they are failing and have been for years.
They need to do differently than they have been. But hey if you feel that Sprint has been and is continuing to be on top of tech and that's all they need to do to beat AT&T and VZ, so be it...
Even if I did want Sprint to fail, why should anyone care?
I don't want Sprint to fail, they are failing and have been for years.
They need to do differently than they have been. But hey if you feel that Sprint has been and is continuing to be on top of tech and that's all they need to do to beat AT&T and VZ, so be it...
Even if I did want Sprint to fail, why should anyone care?
if they have been failing for years why havent they stop providing the service you currently use years ago?... they may fail in 1 part of business , regular customers.. but as a business they manage to push ahead otherwise im still waiting for the bankrupt call?
if they have been failing for years why havent they stop providing the service you currently use years ago?... they may fail in 1 part of business , regular customers.. but as a business they manage to push ahead otherwise im still waiting for the bankrupt call?
There's a different between a company ceasing all operations and ceasing to exist and generally "failing" in a growth and profitability sense...
And let nextel get older and older every day. Wish sprint cared about customers paying full price for 1/4 the service of 3g customers. They don't seem to do anything that WoWs its customers or ppl on other carriers.
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