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Re: Sprint caps year of Network Vision milestones with first LTE cluster deployment in Kankakee, Illinois

caolkailash — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 18:43:03 -0000

I'm very intrigued by the negative issues with sprint. I've had Sprint for 7 years or so now, and haven't had any problems, as long as I kept my baseband radio current--and even if I didn't it was acceptable. Haven't noticed any issues with data speed since the 4s came out, in fact the evdo seems faster. I haven't used my wimax as much as I thought but it, contrary to some commenter, is noticeably faster than evdo. Maybe it's my market (denver) but also considering what you get versus cost it's wonderful. Real unlimited data ftw! My only complaint is more due to the nature of cdma vs gsm, gsm is more consumer friendly tea cdma since a simple sie switch is all you need for a new phone, don't have to mess with the company directly.

Re: 9 Upcoming Tablet Alternatives to the Apple iPad

caolkailash — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 11:29:18 -0000

What's with most of these being just prototypes? For the impatient/early adopter nerds, iPad is the way (still hate that name.) Wonder if OSX can be made to run on the Tegra...

Re: Microsoft’s Tag Links the Physical World To the Internet

caolkailash — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 11:24:32 -0000

Yawn....the only advantage of this over QR codes is that it's colorful. Next.

Re: FRIDAY POLL: What Do You Think of the Apple iPad?

caolkailash — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:04:32 -0000

I was quite disappointed and unimpressed at first. But I have thought about it since the release. Many of the complaints, no multitasking, no flash, whatever, are mainly due to iPhone OS 3.2. If you think about it, Apple has thus added features to the OS of the iPhone that people wanted–first the App Store, then Push notifications to name a couple off the top of my head (video came with a hardware change, but still.) I think multitasking will follow. Also, once the hackers and such get to it and jailbreak it, they'll find a way to leverage its relative power. Or maybe someone will manage to get Android or something on it and dual boot. The power is in the hands of the developers now (well, and the App Store Gods)

Re: Mobile OS Faceoff: Apple iPhone vs. Google Android

caolkailash — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:15:45 -0000

I'm willing to bet Chrome only lost because of sheer number of users. Same with Google Docs and Windows 7. Market share has that sort of effect.

Re: Team Rick Whit

caolkailash — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 02:07:12 -0000

I love John Stewart. But I bet God is taking it out on the Midwest cause they won't allow it.