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Why no love for Sprint's LTE for the iPhone 5?. Dear Maggie. In your column about which iPhone to buy, you mentioned the options from AT&T and Verizon, but left out Sprint. I'm on AT&T's unlimited plan and do a fair amount of streaming audio. Is Sprint really not a viable option for 4G LTE? Is their system really not that good? I'm leaning toward Verizon, but hate the thought of having to keep track of data usage and the extra cost. Your columns are great. Thanks for your help!Frugal Consumer.

Dear Frugal Consumer, Thanks for bringing this up, I have nothing against Sprint, And in fact, I would love to see strong competition in the mobile market, It would be wonderful if consumers didn't even need to consider network coverage or network reliability when deciding which carrier to choose, But the truth is that those things still matter, And as wireless operators transition from 3G to 4G service, these issues will become even more of a deciding factor for potential subscribers, Personally, I'm ted baker chillie iphone 7 soft feel shell case - tranquillity black crossing my fingers that Sprint, T-Mobile and some of the other smaller providers on the market can really give AT&T and Verizon a run for their money..

The reason I didn't consider Sprint for the iPhone 5 is because the carrier is woefully behind AT&T and Verizon in terms of its LTE buildout. Currently, the carrier only offers LTE in 19 cities, most of which are in Texas, Kansas and Georgia. If you live in those areas and you don't travel much, then Sprint's coverage might be fine. But if you are like me and you don't live in any of these areas and you travel often and even frequent places where Sprint's regular 3G coverage is spotty at best, then Sprint isn't a great choice.

As I have said many times in this column, network coverage is the most important factor that you should look for when considering a wireless operator, Earlier ted baker chillie iphone 7 soft feel shell case - tranquillity black this month, Sprint announced that it will be rolling out LTE in more than 100 cities where it already offers 3G service "in the coming months." Cities included in this list are Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Washington D.C., and cities in Puerto Rico, This is great news, But unfortunately, I don't think it's enough to satisfy my needs..

I live in New York City, which has historically gotten great Sprint coverage, but I spend a lot of time at my family's house in Delaware. Even though Sprint's coverage map says it offers service in this area and even though it has a retail store just outside of town, the service is terrible in the town where my father lives. I dropped Sprint a long time ago because of these issues. And despite my best efforts to get Sprint executives to do something about the coverage in my favorite little piece of the world, the company hasn't improved its coverage there.