I think it would be a good idea that T-mobile merge with Sprint! It's time for a change!
MP - 15 years ago
I caught wind from a friend who works for T-Mo that it is a merger with Sprint.
yor PAPPI - 15 years ago
WTF hey ppl if u want that apple phone bite on this go 2 atnt dumbazz wut r u stupid , wut tmo needs a Nokia N900 2 blow everyone out an put tmo 2 the top or @ least past other carriers and maybe a better data plan like live tv or something in that direction
logan - 15 years ago
Pre-paid smart phone. IE>>>>> PULSE
Mic Knight - 15 years ago
I'm desperately hoping for the iPhone to come! Ready to order it now!
Noel - 15 years ago
Tmobile pls give us the dragon fire spitting..HTC DRAGON..with 1Ghz snapdragon processor..htc sense ui..running android 2.0 and all the goodies that come with it. As sweetner give us an everything plan.'d for for
Anjelica - 15 years ago
i doubt its the iphone..i believe that phone is slowing going to the back burner especially with the release of other smartphones like android and i also doubt its a new plan because doesn't tmobile already has the best prices. And it would definitely take too long to convert to 4g ..they just released 3g..it has to be something no one is thinking of
Derek Deulus - 15 years ago
While I hope for the merger of Sprint/T-mobile...I do have to say having 3 seperate phone lineups would be somewhat of a cluster f. I have sprints CDMA network, Nextels iDEN network, and tmobiles GSM network. What they need to do is combine them into one big super network with Phones that run all 3 networks...I wouldn't mind having a bulkier phone if I knew my network coverage was covered by all 3 networks.
Tarus - 15 years ago
"Black Sony Ericsson X3. Plus 4g to boot."
i didn't think about the X3. That would be awesome!!!!!!
enjoijams - 15 years ago
Black Sony Ericsson X3. Plus 4g to boot.
Mr. Stacy R. Parr - 15 years ago
I voted other, because I think the ideal would be a combo of the iPhone plus a large stake in Clearwire, which would bring early 4G to the table. :-)
Tarus - 15 years ago
I hope the iphone comes, i hope the n900 comes, i hope a more powerful android phone comes, i hope they integrate streaming music and video services into data packages (vcast, sprint tv), i hope an all inclusive plan comes that blows competitors out of the water.
Ryan - 15 years ago
Flexpay revamp, combined with an announcement about N900 and video calling, maybe through in a JV agreement with Clearwire.
Rob - 15 years ago
I hope its not the iphone, for the simple fact that it would pull attention away from android.
Dwight III - 15 years ago
It would be outstanding for T-Mobile to merge with number3 (Sprint). The Nokia N900 is equivalent or should I say surpasses the iPhone - so who needs the merger with iPhone! Can you imagine the mass merger of customers, sells and the mind boggling amount of new phones arriving to the
T-Mobile/Sprint merged-market each quarter! Variety - Competiveness - Happy Customers - Quality and continued updating that changes with time and desire (of customers and businesses). Merge on! Merge on!
Dwight III
Miguel - 15 years ago
It's plausible that Apple has created another device, similar to the iPhone, but different enough to escape their exclusivity clause with AT&T.
I think it would be a good idea that T-mobile merge with Sprint! It's time for a change!
I caught wind from a friend who works for T-Mo that it is a merger with Sprint.
WTF hey ppl if u want that apple phone bite on this go 2 atnt dumbazz wut r u stupid , wut tmo needs a Nokia N900 2 blow everyone out an put tmo 2 the top or @ least past other carriers and maybe a better data plan like live tv or something in that direction
Pre-paid smart phone. IE>>>>> PULSE
I'm desperately hoping for the iPhone to come! Ready to order it now!
Tmobile pls give us the dragon fire spitting..HTC DRAGON..with 1Ghz snapdragon processor..htc sense ui..running android 2.0 and all the goodies that come with it. As sweetner give us an everything plan.'d for for
i doubt its the iphone..i believe that phone is slowing going to the back burner especially with the release of other smartphones like android and i also doubt its a new plan because doesn't tmobile already has the best prices. And it would definitely take too long to convert to 4g ..they just released 3g..it has to be something no one is thinking of
While I hope for the merger of Sprint/T-mobile...I do have to say having 3 seperate phone lineups would be somewhat of a cluster f. I have sprints CDMA network, Nextels iDEN network, and tmobiles GSM network. What they need to do is combine them into one big super network with Phones that run all 3 networks...I wouldn't mind having a bulkier phone if I knew my network coverage was covered by all 3 networks.
"Black Sony Ericsson X3. Plus 4g to boot."
i didn't think about the X3. That would be awesome!!!!!!
Black Sony Ericsson X3. Plus 4g to boot.
I voted other, because I think the ideal would be a combo of the iPhone plus a large stake in Clearwire, which would bring early 4G to the table. :-)
I hope the iphone comes, i hope the n900 comes, i hope a more powerful android phone comes, i hope they integrate streaming music and video services into data packages (vcast, sprint tv), i hope an all inclusive plan comes that blows competitors out of the water.
Flexpay revamp, combined with an announcement about N900 and video calling, maybe through in a JV agreement with Clearwire.
I hope its not the iphone, for the simple fact that it would pull attention away from android.
It would be outstanding for T-Mobile to merge with number3 (Sprint). The Nokia N900 is equivalent or should I say surpasses the iPhone - so who needs the merger with iPhone! Can you imagine the mass merger of customers, sells and the mind boggling amount of new phones arriving to the
T-Mobile/Sprint merged-market each quarter! Variety - Competiveness - Happy Customers - Quality and continued updating that changes with time and desire (of customers and businesses). Merge on! Merge on!
Dwight III
It's plausible that Apple has created another device, similar to the iPhone, but different enough to escape their exclusivity clause with AT&T.