Sprint Will Continue to Offer Unlimited Data Plan Even if Next iPhone Supports 4G LTE
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Sprint Will Continue to Offer Unlimited Data Plan Even if Next iPhone Supports 4G LTE
Earlier in the month, Sprint had indicated that it would offer unlimited data plans for 4G LTE devices.
CNET reports that Sprint's CEO Dan Hesse has confirmed that it will continue to offering unlimited data plans for the next iPhone, if it supports 4G LTE network.
CNET reports:
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I live in Kansas City where the headquarters of Sprint is located. I am hoping that we will be one of the first cities to get the 4G network. If they do get the 4G network here in Kansas City I will definitely be switching back to Sprint!
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Hey Brandon, Here's some good news for you. Kansas city will be one of the six cities where Sprint plans to turn on LTE by mid-year. The other 5 cities are Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
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Hey Brandon,Here’s some good news for you. Kansas city will be one of the six cities where Sprint plans to turn on LTE by mid-year. The other 5 cities are Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
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Damn, I'm on unlimited AT&T in New Jersey / NY area and my unlimited my as well be called a 3 gig. Plan in my opinion, so I wouldDefinitely break the 4S contract and switch to Sprint if it's 4G LTE and they have the service Here. So sick of AT&T.
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i woulda switched to sprint last week if i didnt hear the rumor that the next iphone will be the mother of all upgrades, so now im just waiting for the 5. and now that they say they will keep it unlimited even if its LTE.... even better... when do you think LTE from sprint will hit NYC?
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Did AT&T actually think we the customers, iPhone users from day 1 was gonna allow this to happen!!!! AT&T promises unlimited data and that can not change.
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I'm on AT&T unlimited and my family plan has other limited users. For 4G unlimited and still have an iPhone, I may just have to move my whole family!
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Sprint's unlimited data plan is absolute bullshit. On their network only. They have data caps, just like all the rest.
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Sprint currently requires an extra $10 add-on when using a 4G phone. Would that be changing?
