Wireless networks are always changing. Providers put up new towers, acquire and trade portions of spectrum, and implement new communications standards. For us end users this means that, by and large, service is always getting better. That’s what makes this next bit of news so interesting, as reports come in that Sprint’s new high-speed Spark service takes a step back in the usability department. Sprint introduced Spark last fall, with the goal of speeding-up LTE operation by having phones take better advantage of ...
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