But that just means instead of dropping it in the toilet you will run over it with your car...
What bothers me is, I honestly think there is a difference between Boost's signal foot print and Sprint's signal foot print. Places where my Sprint phone use to get a good signal my Boost either does not get or gets a very weak signal and that was with roaming turned off... I really wonder if they can set a priority, where those with Sprint get priority bandwidth and those with Boost/Virgin/whoever get what is left over???Yea the 3G is kind of sluggish but I guess its better than metro piece of crap
What bothers me is, I honestly think there is a difference between Boost's signal foot print and Sprint's signal foot print. Places where my Sprint phone use to get a good signal my Boost either does not get or gets a very weak signal and that was with roaming turned off... I really wonder if they can set a priority, where those with Sprint get priority bandwidth and those with Boost/Virgin/whoever get what is left over???
True but when i was on Sprint i never roamed and never found a location that my phone did not work. I always had it set for Sprint Network only. So at least in my case roaming isn't part of the observation.Sprint phones roam. Boost phones dont.
Why would AT&T (gsm) buy Cricket (cdma)?! Wait, that makes as much sense as the Metro and T-Mobile merger. Carry on.