What does Softbank’s history mean to Sprint’s future?

2. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 25 Nov 2012, 00:54 1

well said, it would be very interesting to see how japans tech will thrive here in the U.S .......as for me, i welcome that oportunity as long as things stay level minded this could be very interesting years coming up for the mobile world....

3. ajac09 posted on 25 Nov 2012, 06:49 2

Must agree most of there other articles feel like they are written by children.

7. fins71 posted on 25 Nov 2012, 17:32 2

You might want to proofread your own comment before bashing other people. Just a thought.

6. roscuthiii posted on 25 Nov 2012, 10:10 2

All too true... but, also unfortunately true is that there's no one to else blame but Americans.

10. JBurd3 posted on 25 Nov 2012, 20:05 0

HOWEVER a lot of ppl probably wouldnt even want to keep their phones for that long anyway. I have a hard time keeping one for a year. Now days by the time the ink dries on the receipt of the new phone you just bought is already outdated. BUT i understand your point though

11. agentoj posted on 26 Nov 2012, 08:25 0

I still have a bunch of my old phones as "backups". But would rather let family abroad have them. Unfortunately they use gsm and are not compatible.