In the wireless industry, it appears the overall value proposition is one of price versus network coverage area and quality. In the U.S. market, smaller carriers Sprint and T-Mobile compete mostly on ...

Any iPhone user who wants wide access to 4G LTE should avoid Sprint like the plague. The carrier reportedly produced a series of maps comparing its coverage area to those of its top three competitors, ...

It’s not exactly a secret that Sprint’s LTE network, well, just isn’t very good compared to other carriers like AT&T, Verizon, or T-Mobile. But it’s surprising for a company like Sprint to just up and ...

A recent independent study of LTE coverage within four U.S. cities showed Sprint’s networks lagging far behind those of both Verizon Wireless and AT&T. In comprehensive testing in Dallas, Fort Worth, ...

Unlike AT&T and Verizon, Sprint is actually promising 5G coverage across specific locations. The company also said Google Fi users will get access to its 5G network. I'm that 5G guy. I've actually ...

Starting today, more customers in Chicago will benefit from the power and value of Sprint's high-speed 4G LTE network, a comprehensive selection of smartphones and Truly Unlimited data plans CHICAGO ...

Coinciding with Apple's launch its latest iPhones, Sprint seized the opportunity to announce the addition of 34 new markets to its growing LTE coverage. The third largest wireless carrier in the U.S.

Despite having more than 50 million customers, Sprint’s network coverage has always kind of been a joke. But just recently, in a somewhat surprising move, Sprint showed us just how bad its LTE ...

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Sprint (NYSE:S) customers in Inland Northwest can now do more with wireless and enjoy the benefits of speed from even more places in the state. During 2007 and early 2008, Sprint added 19 new cell ...

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