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Earlier this year, Sprint and Cernium provided 3G coverage on the Sprint Network. They began providing 3G in June of the the year two thousand and eleven.
The Sprint 3G network offers a few things to its customers. The main thing that Sprint's 3G network offers to it's customers would be internet access through handheld devices.
Sprint 3g data is a data usage plan for Sprint phones. In general, if a user goes over a certain amount of data, such as 3g or more, then the bill may increase depending on the plan that is chosen.
Sprint has a 4g network that is multiple times faster than the competition 3g networks, in addition to the equivalent of 3g coverage where 4g is not available. Coverage for 4g is not universal and only a small part of the country, mostly in cities, will have 4g coverage.
Sprint sells contract and no contract plans such as Sprint Pay As You Go. They provide 3G, 4G Wimax, and 4G LTE contracted and non contracted services.
This depends on service availability in your area, and where you want to go. Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and t-mobile all offer 3g.
No, it does not. Earlier Kindles worked on The Sprint Nextel 3G network and current models work on AT&T's network only.
Sprint PCS offers a 3G network which can be much faster than other service providers.
A Sprint Wireless Air Card allows one to hook up one's laptop to Sprint's 3G and 4F networks. The Sprint Wireless Air Card is the one with the most flexible data plans.
All major cell services like ATT, Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile offer 3G coverage. There are some smaller companies that do not offer 3G coverage but some companies do not have smartphones so 3G coverage is unnecessary.
Sprint is a cellphone provider/operator. 3G is an electronic communications protocol which allows for a decent rate of data transfer. You're probably being charged because you've surfed the web or sent emails from some sort of handheld device.
It is a tossup on who is the best 3G provider in the Untied States. Verizon and Sprint tie with their range and reliability. AT&T comes in behind them as it is faster, but its coverage is abysmal.