Android
The 5 Best Sprint Smartphones [October, 2013]
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This was a toss up between the Moto X and the LG G2. The LG G2 is a fantastic smartphone but ultimately, the Moto X beat it out thanks to solid hardware that pairs up with even better software. The Moto X has intelligent software that we like more than the LG G2's user interface. Throw in LG's unpredictable track record when it comes to software updates and the Moto X shines brightly. It also helps that it features an amazing design and a great camera. It will also be getting some in depth customization options later this year when Moto Maker arrives for Sprint. We think that the device is, all-around, one of the best smartphones on the market and a device that consumers would be wise to consider for their next smartphone. | ||||||
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Jeff
10/14/2013 at 8:18 pm
“AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have shifted away from pure unlimited data with throttled and shared data plans”. Sorry Adam, however you are incorrect. Tmobile did away with throttling and now offer truly unlimited as well. If that is not the case and I am incorrect, would appreciate clarification from you.
Terrell Washington
10/28/2013 at 10:03 pm
Who ever made this list needs to re evaluate. One the LG G2 is not even out yet on Sprint so the moto x can’t win and 2 the LG G2 at least on Sprint wins against all of these phones by default because its the first triband LTE phone on Sprint while none of these devices you just mentioned will have triband LTE only 1900 LTE. So in data speed, coverage and reliability no phone on sprint will touch the G2. It doesn’t matter how much you don’t like the phone if it can’t take full advantage of network vision when its complete. Maybe I should be writing instead of you.