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What Carrier are you currently using?

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  • Cricket

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I started a new icon pack, it's called Athena. Here is a small preview,

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1. Themes
2. Galaxy S II
3. Settings
4. Market
5. Notes
6. Gallery
7. SMS
8. Calendar
9. Maps
10. Gmail

and here is Calculator and Address Book/Contacts, just finished it,

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You can follow updates here, http://forum.xda-develope...showthread.php?t=1217261
 
can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
 
can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
 
Originally Posted by NobleKane

can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
Verizon = best coverage/fastest speeds
ATT= unlimited mobile 2 mobile
Sprint = unlimited data, cheaper plans, slower speeds
T mobile= playing catch up, decent phone lineup

  
 
Originally Posted by NobleKane

can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
Verizon = best coverage/fastest speeds
ATT= unlimited mobile 2 mobile
Sprint = unlimited data, cheaper plans, slower speeds
T mobile= playing catch up, decent phone lineup

  
 
Originally Posted by NobleKane

can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
Best value. A full unlimited data plan with no data caps or stoppages is $80 and their unlimited data/text/call plan is $100. Which compared to AT&T and Verizon is a lot of savings.
I actually plan to switch to Sprint once my contract with AT&T expires. 
 
Originally Posted by NobleKane

can somebody explain to me the advantages that sprint has over att and verizon?
Best value. A full unlimited data plan with no data caps or stoppages is $80 and their unlimited data/text/call plan is $100. Which compared to AT&T and Verizon is a lot of savings.
I actually plan to switch to Sprint once my contract with AT&T expires. 
 
[h2]Get an HTC EVO 3D for $25 During Wirefly’s Labor Day Sale[/h2]
Posted In Deals - By Mark Hearn On Thursday, September 1st, 2011 1:02pm PDT With /www.sprintfeed.com/?p=2777">http://www.sprintfeed.com/?p=2777" style="margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 3px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 3px; padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; ">1 Comment
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Starting tomorrow September 2nd through Monday September 5th, Wirefly will be having a major Labor Day sales event! During this promotional period any phone on their website with a two-year agreement will be discounted by $25. All you need to do is enter coupon code: LABORDAY2011 at checkout to add the discount to your purchase. Wirefly is currently selling the HTC EVO 3D for $50 for new customers and $100 for renewing, which after the coupon drops the prices to $25 and $75. In theory you can use this coupon with any other eligible device that your heart desires, but this is arguably the best example for Sprint customers. If you’re a potential prospect or a customer in need of a renewal, this definitely looks like the route to go.

via: Wirefly
 
[h2]Get an HTC EVO 3D for $25 During Wirefly’s Labor Day Sale[/h2]
Posted In Deals - By Mark Hearn On Thursday, September 1st, 2011 1:02pm PDT With /www.sprintfeed.com/?p=2777">http://www.sprintfeed.com/?p=2777" style="margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 3px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 3px; padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; ">1 Comment
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Starting tomorrow September 2nd through Monday September 5th, Wirefly will be having a major Labor Day sales event! During this promotional period any phone on their website with a two-year agreement will be discounted by $25. All you need to do is enter coupon code: LABORDAY2011 at checkout to add the discount to your purchase. Wirefly is currently selling the HTC EVO 3D for $50 for new customers and $100 for renewing, which after the coupon drops the prices to $25 and $75. In theory you can use this coupon with any other eligible device that your heart desires, but this is arguably the best example for Sprint customers. If you’re a potential prospect or a customer in need of a renewal, this definitely looks like the route to go.

via: Wirefly
 
Originally Posted by Regal Black

Any t-mobile users have the Sensation? How is the phone.... Is it worth getting? I'm thinking of getting it or wait till the SGS2 for T-Mobile or get the Nexus Prime



The sensation is pretty dope .. had mines for a week...

The camera is
pimp.gif
.. video in HD is good

The phone is solid and feels good in my hand

The over all speed of the phone great .. I downloaded a mixtape in about 2 mins ..

its a def cop ... But I'm already eyeing my next phone ..
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Originally Posted by Regal Black

Any t-mobile users have the Sensation? How is the phone.... Is it worth getting? I'm thinking of getting it or wait till the SGS2 for T-Mobile or get the Nexus Prime



The sensation is pretty dope .. had mines for a week...

The camera is
pimp.gif
.. video in HD is good

The phone is solid and feels good in my hand

The over all speed of the phone great .. I downloaded a mixtape in about 2 mins ..

its a def cop ... But I'm already eyeing my next phone ..
nerd.gif
 
Originally Posted by HARM

Originally Posted by Regal Black

Any t-mobile users have the Sensation? How is the phone.... Is it worth getting? I'm thinking of getting it or wait till the SGS2 for T-Mobile or get the Nexus Prime



The sensation is pretty dope .. had mines for a week...

The camera is
pimp.gif
.. video in HD is good

The phone is solid and feels good in my hand

The over all speed of the phone great .. I downloaded a mixtape in about 2 mins ..

its a def cop ... But I'm already eyeing my next phone ..
nerd.gif
exactly...........that phone is the evo 3d, without the 3D.   I dont know why people dont like the 3D, its a very nice phone, especially now that i can use custom roms.
 
Originally Posted by HARM

Originally Posted by Regal Black

Any t-mobile users have the Sensation? How is the phone.... Is it worth getting? I'm thinking of getting it or wait till the SGS2 for T-Mobile or get the Nexus Prime



The sensation is pretty dope .. had mines for a week...

The camera is
pimp.gif
.. video in HD is good

The phone is solid and feels good in my hand

The over all speed of the phone great .. I downloaded a mixtape in about 2 mins ..

its a def cop ... But I'm already eyeing my next phone ..
nerd.gif
exactly...........that phone is the evo 3d, without the 3D.   I dont know why people dont like the 3D, its a very nice phone, especially now that i can use custom roms.
 
I am about to try and get my phone (Droid 2) back to the stock settings so I can get this new update that just surfaced. What does SBF mean?

I am using this link http://ow.ly/6kS1R as a reference point but would really like to know how to go back to stock before I get this jumping off. Please, help me out!
 
I am about to try and get my phone (Droid 2) back to the stock settings so I can get this new update that just surfaced. What does SBF mean?

I am using this link http://ow.ly/6kS1R as a reference point but would really like to know how to go back to stock before I get this jumping off. Please, help me out!
 
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