Though I love my Sprint EVO 4G, when my contract expires I will absolutely positively look at Verizon’s LTE network. Some have reported downloads of 14mb/s and upload of 4mb/s. These are crazy speeds! Unforunately, though, Hawaii is not on the short list of cities getting 4G though it is listed as “coming soon”.
It’s always nice when you get a special feature from Google that is specific to your carrier. I already use Google voice to handle my voicemail but now I can go a few steps further which is great! just a though: In light of the recent AT&T acquisition of Tmobile, does this signal Google is interested in Sprint? hmm…
First, Sprint customers will be able to use their existing Sprint mobile number as their Google Voice number and have it ring multiple other phones simultaneously. So now, calls to your Sprint mobile number can easily be answered from your office or your home phone, or even your computer through Gmail. Calls from Gmail and text messages sent from google.com/voice will also display your Sprint number. This basically gives Sprint customers all the benefits of Google Voice without the need to change or port their number.
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