Sprint has commented in the past that their current 4G lineup will support future 4G LTE upgrades. I am pretty sure this iPhone will support 4G. What’s the point anyways for keeping so tight lipped about it? Its probably going to be called iPhone 4G b/c it supports 4G. I couldn’t believe how naive iPhone 4 users were that told me their iPhone was had 4G just because of the “4″ in iPhone 4 name. We should all know how this game is played; Apple will not release any major upgrades until it fixes all the kinks and wrinkles in the iPhone 4…
Plus, why not push 4G technology on a company that is falling apart, what is there to lose. If 4G fails on Sprint, then the iPhone 5 will fix that when it is released on the other carriers, thus leaving Sprint customers in the dark. Sprint loves to do this to its customers too, i.e. Palm Pre. Sorry iOSers your iOS only supports specific devices, whereas Android supports any device you can tweak it too. Don’t stand on the other side of the fence bragging when your OS is limited to iPod Touch, iPhone 2, 3G, 3GS, 4 and iPad 1 and 2…
On some of the older Apple products you can’t even upgrade pass a certain OS without it running like crap. Don’t forget the people that jailbroke their Apple products too, they show me cool things that are native on Android devices. Android has their issues; most common is a restart every 3-4 hours, battery life issues, free apps, and no OS support from our carriers. LOL! We should all feel stupid for buying their devices for such handsome figures so we can deal with the frustration they comes with it.”YOU JUST BOUGHT $200 WORTH OF FRUSTRATION!”
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