Yes, Sprint 3G is very fast, but it is also very small. Sprint has the seconds smallest 3G network (right before T-Mobile, which is the smallest). Verizon speeds are exceptional so I would prefer to have the largest 3G network compared to the fastest. It isn't fast if you aren't in an area that has 3G...think about that.

Originally Posted by BJ_Sprint

First off, let me introduce myself, my name is BJ DeHut and I am a representative for Sprint. You may have seen me around on some threads, if not, hello!

I recently read about a really cool 3G Data Test conducted by the Gizmodo staff. The part written by John Mahoney in NYC was particularly interesting. Using 3G USB dongles, the staff tested the signal strength in various areas within (including a suburban area) a major city. John Mahoney led the test for NYC and found some great results for Sprint. The upload & download speeds around town crushed AT&T and Verizon in the competition (the download speed was especially superior in Brooklyn).

Any New York Sprint users in the house? How is your service treating you in the Big Apple? Who here is excited about Sprint’s soon to be released 4G?

First off, let me introduce myself, my name is BJ DeHut and I am a representative for Sprint. You may have seen me around on some threads, if not, hello!

I recently read about a really cool 3G Data Test conducted by the Gizmodo staff. The part written by John Mahoney in NYC was particularly interesting. Using 3G USB dongles, the staff tested the signal strength in various areas within (including a suburban area) a major city. John Mahoney led the test for NYC and found some great results for Sprint. The upload & download speeds around town crushed AT&T and Verizon in the competition (the download speed was especially superior in Brooklyn).

Any New York Sprint users in the house? How is your service treating you in the Big Apple? Who here is excited about Sprint’s soon to be released 4G?