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Damn that's a messed up thing for Apple to do.
I mean HTC. I'll wait for the note 3 thank you very much.
I mean HTC. I'll wait for the note 3 thank you very much.
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This is old news anyway. Its been posted in this thread around mid march.
But, HTC should have pushed having all colors and storage size on all the carriers if they were serious about regaining market share. Production should've started before announcement to insure it got to the market on time too.
someone tell me again, why T-Mobile's uncarrier plan is better. You pay 650 bucks for the S4?
i'd rather go to Sprint, pay 150 for the S4 upfront... pay for Sprint's service for a few months and then just pay the ETF ($300); total for the phone is $450.
is it a service coverage thing??
uh what? 150 up front + 60 a month (at least 3 months) + 300 ETF = 630... so unless ur paying less than 60 a month on sprint... ull spend 630 in 3 months.someone tell me again, why T-Mobile's uncarrier plan is better. You pay 650 bucks for the S4?
i'd rather go to Sprint, pay 150 for the S4 upfront... pay for Sprint's service for a few months and then just pay the ETF ($300); total for the phone is $450.
is it a service coverage thing??
• Improvement to sound capture with Zoe • Noise reduction in slow motion movie capture • Improved color reproduction and dynamic range (reduced over-exposure in non-HDR images) in certain conditions • Fix to display correct ISO in EXIF information when ISO settings are manually changed by the user • Improved system performance and stability |
uh what? 150 up front + 60 a month (at least 3 months) + 300 ETF = 630... so unless ur paying less than 60 a month on sprint... ull spend 630 in 3 months.
at tmo 200 up front (i think) + 50 a month (at least 3 months) + 20 a month for TWO YEARS. in 3 months on tmo youve spent 410....
youll have an s4 and then what? cancel ur contract and jump to another carrier? or bring ur phone to tmobile? im not catching where u save money at here...yes, but at the end of 3 mos with the sprint scenario, i'll have an S4.
at the end of the 3 mos with the tmo scenario, you'll still have to pay 21 payments of $20.
with the Sprint scenario, i'll pay $450 for a new S4 (150 + ETF[30) and then go to T-Mobile Uncarrier.
with T-Mobile, I'll pay $630, which is ($150 + [$20 x 24months]) for a new phone.
with the Sprint scenario, i'll pay $450 for a new S4 (150 + ETF[30) and then go to T-Mobile Uncarrier.
with T-Mobile, I'll pay $630, which is ($150 + [$20 x 24months]) for a new phone.
Sprint's ETF is $350 and the S4 is only $150 upfront if you sign the 2-year contract and bring your number from another carrier then you still have to pay the first month's bill and the bill after you cancel. If you cancel before 30 days or however long they let you test drive it you still have to return the phone and you may or not be required to pay a restocking fee. On top of that, when did Sprint's phones become compatible to T-mobile's frequencies? You might as well buy the phone out right from the beginning because you're going to pay retail or close to it using either of these methods. Save yourself a headache kid.
got my 1 too today setting it up now, apex launcher pro is still better than nova?