LTE Windows Phones Anyone ? (HTC & Samsung)

[Justin.TV312]

Shake your head all you want sheep. You act like they would say yes we are doing terrible but don't leave because maybe just maybe this year will be different than the past 6 years. Damn dude are you really that clueless?

You're the one who is clueless and yet you got the nerve to call me sheep? Especially after your latest LTe posting. Looks like someone needs to point to themself.

When the parent owner wants you gone, things can't be going too well.

When CBS and Viacom split in 2006 both companies still did well on their own.

 

[Reflexx]

You're the one who is clueless and yet you got the nerve to call me sheep? Especially after your latest LTe posting. Looks like someone needs to point to themself.

Can't we all just get along?

We don't need to be speaking to each other like this.

 

[Justin.TV312]

Can't we all just get along?

We don't need to be speaking to each other like this.

we do if someone makes ridiculous posts.

 

[Reflexx]

we do if someone makes ridiculous posts.

Not really.

Keep in mind, I'm not singling you out. It was just the most recent post that was easy to quote.

redraider133 and you have been going back and forth. But the reality is that both of you are here on this forum because of interest in Windows Phone. You just have different opinions about stuff.

You guys haven't even nearly hit the level of some of the stuff that I've seen people spew. I just hope that neither of you get to that point. It's better to just nip it in the bud.

 

[1jaxstate1]

CBS isn't Tmobile. Tmobile's parent company has stated that they want to be rid of of them. No matter what you post, what you link, what you say.

You're the one who is clueless and yet you got the nerve to call me sheep? Especially after your latest LTe posting. Looks like someone needs to point to themself.


When CBS and Viacom split in 2006 both companies still did well on their own.

 

[Premium1]

Not really.

Keep in mind, I'm not singling you out. It was just the most recent post that was easy to quote.

redraider133 and you have been going back and forth. But the reality is that both of you are here on this forum because of interest in Windows Phone. You just have different opinions about stuff.

You guys haven't even nearly hit the level of some of the stuff that I've seen people spew. I just hope that neither of you get to that point. It's better to just nip it in the bud.

I would not say anything but anytime I post that person makes some ridiculous comment like I'm crapping a thread yet I said I was gonna get the phone if it came to verizon. Maybe with you saying something to him he will relax

 

[Dr.Phil]

You're the one who is clueless and yet you got the nerve to call me sheep? Especially after your latest LTe posting. Looks like someone needs to point to themself.


When CBS and Viacom split in 2006 both companies still did well on their own.

I don't think anyone on here is suggesting that it couldn't end up that T-Mobile become an independent company, but we are just pointing at the likelihood of it rather being bought off by some other company. I would think if they became purely independent then they may have trouble keeping prices so low. I'm not a T-Mobile customer, but I would think that if I was I would actually be hoping the company would be bought out by someone like Amazon or Dish Network (I can of course see the rebellion against AT&T buying them out). You would probably get better service with either of those companies and it would almost be a guarantee that your rates wouldn't rise than if T-Mobile became independent.

 

[Premium1]

I don't think anyone on here is suggesting that it couldn't end up that T-Mobile become an independent company, but we are just pointing at the likelihood of it rather being bought off by some other company. I would think if they became purely independent then they may have trouble keeping prices so low. I'm not a T-Mobile customer, but I would think that if I was I would actually be hoping the company would be bought out by someone like Amazon or Dish Network (I can of course see the rebellion against AT&T buying them out). You would probably get better service with either of those companies and it would almost be a guarantee that your rates wouldn't rise than if T-Mobile became independent.

I think amazon should buy it since they could keep prices low. I could see if Dish buys tmo them raising the prices.

 

[Dr.Phil]

Except verizon really started the ball rolling for android with the original motorola droid and things took off from there. I think if the OEM's would continue offering more high end options like the titan,focus s/flash, to help with sales and maybe do what samsung was doing with the galaxy line and having 1 model on all of the carriers that would help sales, especially with nokia getting on board. Offer a high end "flagship phone" for the carriers to sell and let it go from there.

I immediately thought of what you said about Verizon and the Droid introduction when I read today's article about Microsoft going to spend $200 million to advertise the new Nokia phone on AT&T and that AT&T was going to push the phone in their own marketing as well as in store. That budget is twice the amount I believe of the Droid campaign when that first came out. I wouldn't be surprised if you even see a Super Bowl ad with that kind of money. So, get ready to see a huge step up in Windows Phone advertising. It is very exciting news.

 

[Premium1]

I immediately thought of what you said about Verizon and the Droid introduction when I read today's article about Microsoft going to spend $200 million to advertise the new Nokia phone on AT&T and that AT&T was going to push the phone in their own marketing as well as in store. That budget is twice the amount I believe of the Droid campaign when that first came out. I wouldn't be surprised if you even see a Super Bowl ad with that kind of money. So, get ready to see a huge step up in Windows Phone advertising. It is very exciting news.

I'm sure there will be tons of phone ads during the superbowl so it may get lost amongst all the other ads, although it is a good sign to see them spending that much money on advertising.

 

[jfa1]

I was really hoping that Samsung would mention something about the Mendel at CES especially since HTC and Nokia announced LTE phones.