Some Good News And Bad News For Sprint
Tech Thursday, August 26th, 2010As for Sprint there are some good news and some bad news. The good is that Sprint’s 4G network is going to expand to seven more urban areas, the bad news is that Sprint’s basic foundation, its smartphone, the HTC Evo 4G is not reaching out to meet the demands.
The Sprint’s new 4G network service will reach out as far as Rochester and Syracuse, New York; Merced and Visalia, California; Eugene, Oregon; and finally Tri-Cities and Yakima, Washington. But this is not the limit, Sprint is also mulling over to have 4G running in Los Angeles, New York and Miami at the end of this year.
But according to the Wall Street Journal Sprint is unable to meet the rising demand for HTC Evo 4G, every company’s demand is to make its product a hit among the masses but it is shabby well the company is unable to supply its product according to the demand. People cannot wait for weeks for something they want desperately and will eventually move on to something else with few exemptions.
The very same problem was found with the HTC’s Droid Incredible, more demand and less supply, so those who are to buy HTC Evo 4G will either have to keep stuck to Sprint’s website or move on to something else.
Besides Evo 4G Sprint does have few 4G devices up sleeves but they are not that fascinating and captivating as Evo 4G and also for people it won’t be price worth paying other than Evo 4G.
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Posted by fahad majidi
on Aug 26 2010. Filed under Tech.
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