I'm in the same sprint boat, and have to decide if I want to stay with them or ditch, and who to ditch to. I don't demand too much on a phone, probably any smartphone with a decent physical keyboard will work really as long as it is proficient enough with online speeds to let me do what I want. If I stay with sprint I may try the samsung 4g phone to replace the samsung 3g one I currently have.

Where I'm having trouble deciding is due to my upcoming move to off the grid... I like the sprint plan/price and like the "any mobile, anytime" part of it as most of my calls are to mobile phones of other carriers. But none of the carriers really have decent coverage where I'm going so it may all be up to just getting a signal amplifier/repeater... and I'm not sure how I feel about the one sprint offers as it transfers the calls through an online connection and doesn't have the greatest range for where I'll be using it.

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